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Saluda Arts Festival calls for artists, volunteers and sponsors

The 20th annual Saluda Arts Festival, which takes place Saturday, May 17, in historic downtown Saluda, is issuing a call for artists to show exhibitors work and for volunteers and sponsors to support the event.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

You won't want to miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning!   Read Story »

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Disaster assistance deadline extended to Feb. 6

The deadline for Henderson County residents to apply for FEMA assistance has been extended until Feb. 6, Henderson County officials announced.   Read Story »

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Bounty of Bethlehem 'makes Christmas special' for hundreds

The 41st Annual Bounty of Bethlehem Community Christmas Day Dinner served around 2,000 meals, continuing its tradition of ensuring no one is alone on Christmas Day and once the extraordinary generosity and unity of Henderson County.   Read Story »

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Actor who lives here stars in 'Homestead'

Bailey Chase, an actor with a long list of credits who lives in Hendersonville with his wife and three children, stars in Homestead, a new movie out there and playing at the Epic theater here and the Regal Grand at Biltmore Town Park. Go here to book tickets.   Read Story »

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Starr Teel fills the hole in Little Rainbow Row dining options

When Starr Teel surveyed the dining landscape of Little Rainbow Row, he spotted the gap. Obvious, really. It’s existed since the Honey & Salt crew pulled up stakes and took the mini-skillets with them.   Read Story »

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Pardee to add adolescent behavioral health facility at main campus

Addressing an urgent need, UNC Health Pardee in Hendersonville plans to invest $30 million to establish a 33-bed inpatient adolescent behavioral health facility in 40,000 square feet of renovated space opening a year from now, the hospital announced Monday.   Read Story »

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Disaster Legal Services offers free legal clinic Saturday

Volunteer attorneys from the Disaster Legal Services program of the North Carolina Bar Association and staff attorneys from Pisgah Legal Services will offer free legal assistance Saturday on FEMA claims, appeals and landlord/tenant issues to Henderson County residents impacted by Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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'NO WHITE FLAG': How Pardee, and UNC Health, persevered in Helene

Top administrators of UNC Health in Chapel Hill saw the forecast, like everyone else, as Hurricane Helene approached the North Carolina mountains the last week of September.   Read Story »

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