Henderson County News
The owners of North Carolina’s nearly 900,000 small businesses received conflicting messages over the past week about the SBA Paycheck Protection Program, the new federal program designed to help cover payroll and other expenses during the new coronavirus pandemic, Carolina Public Press reports.
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Edneyville News
EDNEYVILLE — Growers are bracing for potential crop damage tonight with a predicted low of 31 and the possibility of colder pockets in orchards, berry fields and vineyards.
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Henderson County News
In further efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19, Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday issued stronger social distancing requirements at retail stores and mandatory guidelines for nursing homes. The order also makes it easier for employers to file unemployment claims for batches of employees at one time.
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Henderson County News
David Earl "Dave" Hart, an actor and director and most of all passionate drama teacher who ignited the creative muse for hundreds of young actors, died at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem Wednesday, April 8, after a long battle with cancer, the Flat Rock Playhouse said. He was 61.
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Henderson County News
A developer has slashed a proposal for a proposed subdivision on 16 acres between Fifth and Sixth avenues and east of Westbrook Drive by 29 homes.
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Etowah News
The Hendersonville water department and the Hendersonville Police Department are seeking the public’s help in keeping watch over fire hydrants in the Etowah area.
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Henderson County News
Fast-tracked to maximize patient safety and minimize unnecessary exposure to coronavirus or other respiratory illness, Pardee UNC Health announced telehealth options for their patients.
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Henderson County News
Senate Leader Phil Berger and House Speaker Tim Moore support a call from Gov. Roy Cooper to extend vehicle inspection deadlines while North Carolinians remain under a stay-home order.
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Henderson County News
Ashley Arthur, a Raleigh resident and former software company employee, was laid off in January — before the coronavirus pandemic buried the N.C. Division of Employment Security in new claims from laid-off workers.
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