League holds forums on redistricting reform

Etowah News

Good Friday storm causes widespread flooding

First responders rescued motorists trapped in high water, roads were closed at the usual flooding spots, forecasters issued a flash flood warning and power crews worked to get the lights back on as a Good Friday storm swamped Henderson County and the southern mountains.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

County seeks grant to move flooded trail to higher ground

The “duck pond” that inundates the Jackson Park segment of the Oklawaha Greenway could be fixed if the state approves a parks and recreation grant for a realignment.
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Henderson County News

2,536 property owners 
appealed new tax value

Just over 2,500 property owners have appealed new assessed values under Henderson County’s 2019 reappraisal, or about 3.8 percent of the 68,000 parcels the county reappraised for tax purposes.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Carolina Village comes out strong for Clear Creek Greenway

The graying of the greenway movement was on display Tuesday afternoon when a crowd of senior citizens turned out to ask questions and mostly express support for the proposed Clear Creek Greenway, a three-quarter mile walking trail and bike path that would connect Carolina Village and Berkeley Mills Park.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Driver fleeing deputy flips Buick in village

FLAT ROCK — Occupants of a car that led law officers on a chase emerged uninjured and with their hands aloft after flipping their car in the center of the Village of Flat Rock on Monday afternoon. The two men face multiple charges.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City invites public input on Clear Creek Greenway Tuesday

The city of Hendersonville is hosting a public input meeting on the proposed Clear Creek Greenway from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, in the City Operations Center, 305 Williams Street.   Read Story »

News Archive

• LOCAL BRIEFS: HHS Senior Play, Dream Breakfast, Quilts of Valor     Comments
• County under tornado watch as storm knocks out power to 4,030 customers     Comments
• David Rhode is on a roll as student president of WCU     Comments
• Funeral service set for Case; fund set up for family     Comments
• Easter briefs: Cross walk, Jump Off Rock sunrise service, Bunny Hop     Comments
• Thin blue line grew wide when Lt. Case went down     Comments
• Lapsley to help draft long-range transportation investment strategy     Comments
• Fletcher says no thanks to Tap Root annexation     Comments
• ERA advocates embark on push for support     Comments
• Little change is forecast as GE completes sale of East Flat Rock plant     Comments
• WHHS student elected state president of FCCLA     Comments
• Judge Knight appoints acting clerk while committee vets applicants for job     Comments
• Woman sent to prison for dealing heroin     Comments
• EHHS graduate wins top UNC system award for teaching     Comments
• Connet honored as a Main Street Champion     Comments
• Ask Matt ... about Blue Ridge Parkway bridge project     Comments
• Raumedic reshapes management team     Comments
• City water exceeds EPA standards, report says     Comments
• Atkinson kids prove to be book smart     Comments
• KnollsCam: Big black bear pads lightly through moss garden     Comments
• City opposes truck restrictions on Berkeley Road     Comments
• Laurelwood residents concerned about widening project taking trees     Comments
• Outdoor season kicks off downtown     Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (209)     Comments
• McGrady files bill broadly changing state liquor laws     Comments
• Federal grand jury indicts state Republican chair     Comments
• Dogwood proposal unlike Sunflower, council members say     Comments
• Timeline of tall buildings     Comments
• TALL TALE: Battle over nine-story condo featured '3 amigos,' lender named Trump     Comments
• Flat Rock interior designers recognized     Comments