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State public health officials confirm 33 Legionnaires' cases in Henderson County

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Movie music, juried art show, m leaf pickup, climate change

In a tribute to the silver screen, the Hendersonville Community Band will feature movie themes spanning several decades in a performance at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct.20, at the at Blue Ridge Conference Hall at BRCC.   Read Story »

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City options .66-acre for parking deck

The city took a first step in plans for downtown’s first parking deck, though many hurdles remain before ground would be broken.   Read Story »

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City Council commits to Fire Station 3 site

The Hendersonville City Council made a big commitment last week to build a third fire station, agreeing to buy 2 acres on Shepherd Street at Old Spartanburg Highway for $266,500 and to add a fire company that will cost city taxpayers $767,000 a year starting in 2023.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (228)

You can't afford to miss this week's Lightning.   Read Story »

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Ask Matt ... about local cold cases

Q. We have heard a lot about solving cold cases with DNA evidence. Is new technology being used by our local law enforcement and is it solving old cases?   Read Story »

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Asheville man gets 10-year prison for soliciting minor for sex

A 31-year-old Asheville man who tried to entice what he thought was a 14-year-old girl to meet him in Hendersonville for sex was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime, U.S. Attorney Andrew Murray announced on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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DISH ON DINING: 'Meat and 2,' as only chef Jesse can spin it

Known for her creative and bold renderings of appetizers, tapas and entrees, Jesse Roque at first surprises with the newest chapter in her varied cooking portfolio.   Read Story »

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Vintage Hendo features 50 vendors (good dogs welcome)

Vintage Hendo, an indie vintage and handmade popup market, takes place 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday on Locust Street in the Historic Seventh Avenue District.   Read Story »

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SERPENTINE SOLUTION Part 2: How visionary leaders achieved a radical change and saved downtown

Second of the Lightning’s two-part report on how the transformative streetscape change in 1976 made Hendersonville’s downtown sustainable for decades to come.   Read Story »

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