Hendersonville News
After neighboring homeowners raised concerns about traffic, density and flooding, the Hendersonville Planning Board turned thumbs down on a landowner’s plan to shoehorn four homes onto less than an acre on Chadwick Avenue.
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Hendersonville News
The retirement of Hendersonville’s planning, zoning and code enforcement chief has led to a restructuring designed to coordinate the city’s economic development efforts with its zoning functions.
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Henderson County News
The Hendersonville Lightning has the scoop this week on the Hendersonville Planning Board's recommendation on a proposal to build of four single-family homes on Chadwick Avenue, where city Police Chief Herbert Blake is headed in his new job, Oklawaha Village homeowners' opposition to apartment buildings in their back yards, a new condo development downtown and the merger of two city departments that manage and promote growth.
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Henderson County News
The state Board of Elections has approved one-stop voting plans submitted by the Henderson County Board of Elections for early voting for general election.
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Henderson County News
Orchard Trail Days will be held Labor Day weekend, Sept. 4-7, to kick-off the 2020 apple season.
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Henderson County News
The resignation of Hendersonville police Chief Herbert Blake is a mystery no more.
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Henderson County News
The Henderson County Health Department will hold a covid-19 drive-thru testing site for the public on Saturday, Aug. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Health Department, 1200 Spartanburg Highway, Suite 100.
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Henderson County News
North Carolina's top elections official says that while third party outreach efforts urging residents to request absentee ballots "typically are legal," she warns that the efforts can be confusing and could undermine voters' confidence in the election process.
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Hendersonville News
Hendersonville police Chief Herbert Blake announced Monday that he is resigning as the city's top law officer, effective Aug. 21.
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