Funeral service set for Case; fund set up for family

Henderson County News

Easter briefs: Cross walk, Jump Off Rock sunrise service, Bunny Hop

Annual cross walk on Good Friday First United Methodist Church will lead its traditional one-mile community walk with the cross through downtown starting at 11 a.m. on Good Friday, April 19, in the church parking lot on Buncombe Street.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Thin blue line grew wide when Lt. Case went down

The thin blue line grew awfully wide on Thursday.   Read Story »

Fletcher News

Fletcher says no thanks to Tap Root annexation

The proposed Tap Root residential development looks so much like a city that it ought to be in a city, Henderson County Commissioner Bill Lapsley says.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

ERA advocates embark on push for support

FLETCHER — One by one, four women who support the Equal Rights Amendment stood up in public to share personal stories that showed the need for the ERA.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Little change is forecast as GE completes sale of East Flat Rock plant

A stalwart of Henderson County's manufacturing economy for more than 60 years, the General Electric plant in East Flat Rock now has a new owner. Local business organization leaders say they've been told things will remain the same. Even the name won't change, at least for now.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

WHHS student elected state president of FCCLA

The West Henderson High School chapter of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America attended the state FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Greensboro last week, and the high school juniors brought home multiple medals – plus a presidency.   Read Story »

News Archive

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• 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
• Early childhood ed program will expand to Henderson County     Comments
• County clerk of court appointed to district judgeship     Comments
• Hoops challenge: Commissioners split in their Final Four picks     Comments
• Record rainfall, hurricanes, mud delay new Edneyville school opening     Comments
• 'A dream come true': Commissioners unanimously endorse greenway plan     Comments
• County rejects rezoning for 32 homes across from Haywood Knolls     Comments
• Etowah Valley teaching pro on national team to help veterans     Comments
• Governor reappoints Eisenhauer to N.C. cancer committee     Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: HHS mock trial, police Capt. Leroy, Miss Julia, tulips, N.C. 191     Comments
• City eyes grant application for Clear Creek greenway     Comments
• BRCC names Small Business Director     Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (208)     Comments
• Edwards seeks study of DuPont Forest admission fees     Comments