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Megan Pridmore, a third grade teacher at Bruce Drysdale Elementary School, has been selected as the national elementary school winner of the 2019 Medal of Honor Excellence in Character Education Award by the Medal of Honor Character Development Program. Read Story »
A Zirconia man was sentenced to 19 years in prison after pleading guilty to dealing meth, District Attorney Greg Newman announced. Read Story »
The Art League of Henderson County announced the winning artists for its 2019 Annual Fall Member Show at an opening reception on Nov. 5 at the Henderson County Public Library. Read Story »
A female bobcat who evidently is a very skilled hunter carries chipmunks and squirrels to her hungry kittens, says Thomas Brass, the wildlife enthusiast who makes video of the animals atop Haywood Knolls. Warning: the video contains images of the predator carrying her prey to the kittens. Read Story »
The day after last week’s election, Hendersonville City Council member Steve Caraker described his disappointment in failing to win a fourth term, mainly because he won’t get the chance to see through projects he “stirred up” during his three terms on the board. Read Story »
Tickets are still available for the 10th annual Warmth of Home Concert, a benefit for Interfaith Assistance Ministry, on Monday, Nov. 18, at the Flat Rock Playhouse. Read Story »
The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra's music director and conductor for the past 21 seasons, Thomas Joiner, is stepping down from the role this season, and the symphony has launched a search for his successor. Read Story »
The pubcycle is rolling. Read Story »
When the city of Hendersonville sought a WPA grant in 1935 to build a gym at Hendersonville High School, the federal application asked how the city planned to build its new facility if it didn’t get the money. Read Story »
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