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Barricaded man charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing at deputies

Hendersonville News

Woman charged with murder in city

Hendersonville police charged a  27-year-old woman with first-degree murder after responding to a call early Sunday morning.   Read Story »

Horse Shoe News

Family-owned Horse Shoe Hardware expands inventory

HORSE SHOE — If you visit Horse Shoe Hardware for the first time and you’re greeted by a cheery “hello” and you see no one, you haven’t lost your mind. You just failed to notice Java, the store mascot.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City honors Caraker, Stephens for their service

The Hendersonville City Council on Thursday honored Ron Stephens and Steve Caraker for their 12 years of council service, praising them for their leadership in quality development and historic preservation and their support of landmark achievements like the renovation of the Grey Hosiery Mill and the five-party agreement to build the Health Sciences Facility on the Pardee Hospital campus.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

New City Council is seated, makes board appointments

A new Hendersonville City Council launched a new era in city government on Thursday night with the swearing in of new members Jennifer Hensley and Lyndsey Simpson, two young moms and business owners whose election flipped the council to a female majority for the first time since 2001.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

City park will be named for HonorAir

The small park at the southern gateway to the city will be named in honor of HonorAir, the program born in Hendersonville that has flown thousands of veterans to Washington for a day of remembering and gratitude.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City tightens rules on electronic signs

The Hendersonville City Council voted to dim electronic signs and make sure that messages don't jump around, rotate, swivel or scroll more often than once every 8 seconds.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: How many roads must a town turn down?

A new majority on the Flat Rock Village Council confronts its campaign pledge to stop the Highland Lake Road improvement project when new leaders take the oath of office on Dec. 12.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

BRIEFS: Capote's 'Christmas Memory,' Celtic ConFusion, Bullington greenery, cookies

Earle Ross (E.R.) Haire Jr. will read Truman Capote’s beloved short story “A Christmas Memory” at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. at the Parish Hall of St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church, 1895 Greenville Highway.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Ask Matt ... why some fire trucks are yellow

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