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Henderson County News

Foundation presents second Dot Marlow Catalyst Award at Vintage Carolina

Albert Lyons, who has volunteered in the Etowah community for more than 30 years in the volunteer fire service, Boy Scouts and his church's food pantry, was honored Monday night with the second Dot Marlow Philanthropic Catalyst Award during the Vintage Carolina fundraiser of the Community Foundation.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City faces a tough shot on Mini-Golf

At a special meeting earlier this month, Hendersonville City Council member Jerry Smith exhibited his chops at explaining wide-ranging and complex subjects in a clear and concise way.   Read Story »

Brevard News

Award-winning trombonist plays free concert Tuesday

The Mike Dease Trio, featuring a two-time Grammy award-winning lead, section and bass trombonist, will perform a free concert at First United Methodist Church at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 3, as part of Brevard Music Center's free Community Concert Series.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Lightning wins eight press awards

The Hendersonville Lightning received awards for its coverage of news, politics, government and the nonprofit community during the annual Winter Institute of the North Carolina Press Association on Thursday.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Man sentenced for Blue Ridge Parkway murder       Comments
• Hendersonville man honored as Big Brother of the Year       Comments
• Master of barbecue and brunch, Starr now shines at night       Comments
• Lightning has the scoop       Comments
• Seven Falls lots go on auction block for unpaid taxes       Comments
• Sandburg Home welcomes new writer-in-residence       Comments
• Knives come out in GOP primary for Congress       Comments
• Rescue Mission receives Dogwood grant for Day Center expansion       Comments
• WHHS senior named N.C. Journalist of the Year       Comments
• Public invited to read to goats at Sandburg barn       Comments
• An American in Shanghai: Under coronavirus threat, city of 24 million grinds to a halt       Comments
• Southern App hosts Mardi Gras fundraiser for youth       Comments
• History enthusiast to talk about early days of Saluda       Comments
• Driscoll, Bennett, Davis had early lead in campaign fundraising       Comments
• Village Council majority poised to kill park greenway       Comments
• Davidson River campground to reopen       Comments
• Man charged with trafficking in meth and fake meth       Comments
• Hot Club of Cowtown performs at BRCC March 14       Comments
• Schools closed Friday       Comments
• Bee Mural to go up later this year       Comments
• Democrats hope voter fervor flips 11th District       Comments
• Here are the artists selected for this year's ArtScape banner exhibit       Comments
• N.C. Senate primary features rare diversity       Comments
• Drug squad charges Finley Cove Road man with drug trafficking       Comments
• Snow forecast closes schools       Comments
• Faced with a 'wow' list of applicants, Laurel Park board fills vacancy       Comments
• County trying to help dirt road residents with drainage issue       Comments
• Greenway grant could boost Ecusta Trail       Comments
• Sheriff's deputies charge man with felony child rape       Comments
• We could get snow on Thursday       Comments