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For 70 years, Rufus “Pooch” Pace, his tenor bark piercing the air in sunshine or in rain, in sweltering heat or bitter cold, was a part of Henderson County’s celebrations of America, opening day of the Apple Festival and the honoring of veterans, collectively or one by one. Read Story »
Bill Jacobs, author of a recently published book that explores the geologic processes that produced Western North Carolina's array of mountains and waterfalls, will be guest speaker at Hendersonville Green Drinks at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, at Appalachian Coffee, 1628 Fifth Ave. W., in Laurel Park. Read Story »
Three years of construction-altered campus life begins next week when Hendersonville High School students return from the holiday break to find their school grounds fenced off. Read Story »
Drug dealers received prison sentences in a Dec. 18-20 term of Superior Court in Henderson County with Judge Peter Knight presiding, District Attorney Greg Newman announced. Read Story »
SALUDA — The Purple Onion, a popular Main Street restaurant in Saluda for more than 20 years, has transitioned to new leadership under two employees who started working in the kitchen as teenagers. Read Story »
Henderson County employees will see a bonus in their paychecks if the county commissioners as expected approve the year-end reward on Monday. Read Story »
The Halfway Tree mobile home park, which is served by a failing septic tank system, has committed in a state administrative proceeding to connect to public sewer. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council is scheduled to discuss the Highland Lake Road project during its regular meeting on Thursday ahead of a regional planning meeting that could kill the road job. The county Transportation Advisory Committee is expected to take a position on the road project on Jan. 13 and the French Broad MPO is scheduled to discuss it on Jan. 23. Read Story »
Musician and singer Elisabeth von Trapp, of the famed "Sound of Music" family, will perform for the Candlemas Concert of St. James Episcopal Church at 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 26. Read Story »
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