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County leaders assure Hickory Nut Gorge they're committed to recovery

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Polk man sent to prison for selling fentanyl that caused death

A 32-year-old Mill Spring man was sentenced to up to six years in prison Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to selling drugs to a man who subsequently died of a fentanyl overdose, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.   Read Story »

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Realigned intersection will improve Henderson Crossing access

A realigned intersection on Four Seasons Boulevard at Linda Vista Drive will improve access to Henderson Crossing shopping center when work is done later this year.   Read Story »

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Here's how to find Girl Scout cookies

Brownie Scouts Freya Martin and Marisol Mendez display Girl Scout cookie offerings at their booth in front of Sweet Frog at 201 N. Main St.   Read Story »

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Commissioners call special meeting in Bat Cave

The Henderson County commissioners will hold a special called meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, at Bat Cave Baptist Church, 5095 Chimney Rock Road, to assure people in an area hardest hit by Hurricane Helene that they're doing all that they can to help in the recovery, the county announced.   Read Story »

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NCDOT seeks input on road repair plans for Gerton, Bat Cave and Chimney Rock

NCDOT will host public meetings next week to provide information about two major Hurricane Helene highway recovery projects in Gerton and Bat Cave/Chimney Rock.   Read Story »

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UPDATE: Missing elderly woman is found safe

The missing woman has been found safe.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

You want to miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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Dead waterfowl at Osceola Lake tests positive for bird flu

A deceased waterfowl at Osceola Lake has tested positive for Avian Influenza H5N1, or bird flu, the Henderson County Department of Public Health announced Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Teens’ minor cases resolved in ‘restorative justice’

Thanks to an innovative new program, teenagers charged with misdemeanors in the Henderson County can avoid “juvie” and emerge with a clean record through a process driven by their peers.   Read Story »

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