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Harris gains on Trump in Carolina Journal poll

Our state has been a political battleground for nearly two decades — and the latest polling shows the presidential race here has tightened since Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden atop the Democratic ticket.   Read Story »

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Men's Club invites all Republican candidates to speak on Sept. 14

The Henderson County Republican Men’s Club is inviting all Republican candidates on the Nov. 5 ballot to appear at its next meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at American Legion Post 77, 216 Fourth Ave. W.   Read Story »

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Health department offers vaccine clinics Aug. 27-29

The Henderson County Department of Public Health will host a series of evening vaccine clinics 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 27, 28 and 29 to help school-aged children get caught up with required immunizations.   Read Story »

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Wanda and Roy Williams to serve as grand marshals of King Apple Parade

Roy Williams, one of the most decorated coaches in college basketball, and his wife, Wanda, will serve as grand marshals of the N.C. Apple Festival’s King Apple Parade, the festival's Board of Directors announced Tuesday.   Read Story »

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KNOLLSCAM: Coyotes roam the forest

Thomas Brass has captured an amazing series again of wildlife in Haywood Knolls, coyotes this time. Brass's wildlife cameras filmed the sleek animals, including a rare black coyote, atop Long John Mountain. Dogs barking in the distance, Brass notes, don't faze the animals. Check it out here.   Read Story »

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NCDOT begins to explore sustainable funding options

For generations, the state’s gas tax has been the primary way for the N.C. Department of Transportation to maintain roads and bridges and its other modes of travel.   Read Story »

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The bad aroma of pork

In 2021, the North Carolina General Assembly enacted a budget that funded core state responsibilities, instigated critical repairs and renovations of government facilities, built up savings reserves, and slashed tax rates on personal and corporate income.   Read Story »

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Volunteers spruce up school yards before opening bell

More than 200 local volunteers came together to contribute a morning of service to Henderson County public schools on Aug. 1.   Read Story »

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