Cooper issues statewide stay-at-home order

Henderson County News

Pardee has patient with COVID-19

Pardee UNC Health is currently caring for a patient in the hospital who has tested positive for COVID-19, the hospital announced Friday afternoon.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Police charge man with 'felony hoax' in package explosion at UPS store

Hendersonville police detectives charged a man with setting off a device that released white powder at a package delivery store on Friday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

COUNTY ADOPTS STAY-AT-HOME ORDER

Henderson County commissioners on Friday adopted a stay-at-home order in an effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 and spare health care providers a potentially overwhelming wave of patients.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

'We've got to stop horrible emergency,' Hawkins says

Board of Commissioners Chairman Grady Hawkins is bringing a sense of urgency to an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss possible modifications to the coronavirus emergency declaration the county issued on March 14.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

Motorcycle driver caught after high-speed chase

EDNEYVILLE — Henderson County sheriff’s deputies charged a 38-year-old motorcycle driver with multiple felonies after he allegedly led officers on a chase traveling up to 80 mph before getting off the bike and hiding in the woods.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Likely for first time ever, Friends of Library cancels book sale

Friends of the Henderson County Public Library has cancelled its May book sale, scheduled to begin May 1 in Hendersonville. It is likely the first time the Friends cancelled a book sale since the organization was formed in 1956.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Summer camps face uncertain future if shutdown lingers     Comments
• As it braces for COVID-19 surge, Pardee sees regular revenue drop     Comments
• Gas price drops below $2   Comments
• Schools distribute hard-copy lesson plans Monday; spring break intact   Comments
• Cooper seeks federal disaster declaration     Comments
• McGrady, Johnson appointed to COVID-19 committees     Comments
• City, county further restrict in-person visits   Comments
• Developer seeks OK for 67-home subdivision on Couch Mountain     Comments
• Owner seeks county OK to expand mountaintop wedding venue     Comments
• N.C. closes DuPont, Holmes forests     Comments
• Local parks add restrictions     Comments
• BRCC postpones commencement     Comments
• Cooper extends school shutdown to May 15     Comments
• Pardee ER sets up check-in station; screening site temporarily closed     Comments
• County receives report of second positive test     Comments
• Main Street businesses struggle to survive   Comments
• Builder values mystery warehouse at $21.3 million     Comments
• National Forest Service closes campsites     Comments
• Here's list of restaurants with curbside service     Comments
• Stuck in Late Middle: The pandemic puzzle     Comments
• Henderson County reports first coronavirus case     Comments
• Mills River taking applications for town council vacancy     Comments
• City crews place orange barricades to reserve parking for to-go orders     Comments
• Clarifying order, state bars outdoor dining service     Comments
• Planet Fitness latest gym to close     Comments
• Meadows quit after board banned digital signs, tightened design rules     Comments
• HHS junior describes what school is like now     Comments
• Restaurants struggle to stay alive on to-go orders   Comments
• Here's list of restaurants feeding kids for free     Comments
• Council of State members question Cooper's restaurant shutdown order     Comments