Henderson County News
Work is continuing on a 112,485-square-foot warehouse on N.C. 280 at Fanning Fields Road for an unnamed company thought to be in the last-mile delivery business.
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Henderson County News
The National Forests in North Carolina is closing all campgrounds as of Monday for the health and safety of visitors and staff.
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Hendersonville News
At least 24 restaurants are still open for curbside service, according to a list the Tourism Development Authority has on its website.
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Flat Rock News
Day Whatever of our forced “staycation.”
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Henderson County News
The Henderson County Health Department was notified at 8:58 a.m. Saturday by Mission Hospital that a Henderson County resident has tested positive for novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). The individual is in isolation.
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Henderson County News
MILLS RIVER — The town of Mills River is taking applications to fill a vacancy on the Town Council through the end of April. The town council will interview applicants during a town board meeting May 14 and expects to make the appointment on May 28. All interviews and Town Council meetings are open to the public.
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Hendersonville News
The city of Hendersonville and LoveHendo, the organization quickly formed this week to support restaurants and other local businesses during the coronavirus restrictions, have put up bright orange barriers on Main Street reserving parking space for customers picking up to-go orders.
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Hendersonville News
Clarifying the order that shut down dine-in restaurant service, the North Carolina Department of Public Health and Human Services told local governments that outdoor service is barred as well, ending a practice that restaurants in downtown Hendersonville had been using to continue to serve customers.
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Henderson County News
Exercise, they say, is a good way to stay in good health and reduce stress. The amended prescription might be: Take it outside.
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