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The Hendersonville Theatre will present “Something Rotten” on its Washington Street stage July 24-Aug. 10.
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The two newest Henderson County commissioners expressed alarmed last week when they learned that the latest cost projection added $15.2 million to the price of the jail and courthouse expansion.
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FLAT ROCK — After a seven-year hiatus, Historic Flat Rock Inc. will host a Historic Home Tour 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, featuring four private homes, all built in the 1800s and all on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Laurel Park News
Throughout the mountains, small towns thrashed by Hurricane Helene have it bad. In Henderson County, none was harder hit than Laurel Park, and the mayor is past losing patience with the pace of federal disaster aid.
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The community celebrated opening day of the Ecusta Trail on Friday afternoon with tributes, thank yous and a ribbon cutting followed by treats, merchandise and live music along the freshly paved six-mile segment from the Visitors Center to Horse Shoe.
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Plenty of big items, like cars and trailers, have been cleaned out from Western North Carolina rivers after Helene but there is still a lot of smaller trash throughout the region’s creeks and streams.
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FLAT ROCK — The rebel flag in the heart of Flat Rock, a startling sight to many motorists traveling north on Greenville Highway into the historic village, is gone.
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With speeches, lots of thanks, celebration and a ribbon cutting, the long-awaited Ecusta Trail opened on Friday afternoon, ushering in a new age of recreation in the community.
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