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School threats appear to be out-of-state social media manipulation, sheriff says

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SRO of the Year acted quickly to nab murder suspect

Something clicked in School Resource Officer Shawn Metcalf’s mind while on the job at Edneyville Elementary School last October.   Read Story »

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Mills River wins $500,000 park grant

The Town of Mills River has won a $500,000 state recreation grant to help fund a major park expansion that involves walking trails, a regional greenway connection, two full-size sports fields, six pickleball courts and more, the town announced.   Read Story »

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First responders, county officials mark 23rd anniversary of Sept. 11

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Edneyville apple growers named 'Farm Family of the Day' at State Fair

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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Farmers market celebrates Hispanic Heritage Day Saturday

The Hendersonville Farmers Market in partnership with True Ridge will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, highlighting the rich culture, traditions and contributions of the Hispanic community in a day filled with music, dance, and family-friendly activities.   Read Story »

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County schools inch up one notch on state report card

A state report card on Henderson County’s public schools shows that the school system improved slightly last year.   Read Story »

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Hill weed-wacks the greenies

As Henderson County commissioners near the end of their three-year journey to rewrite the county’s land development plan, two commissioners are raising objections about information sources that are climate-change oriented.   Read Story »

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League announces candidate meet-and-greet, forum

The League of Women Voters of Henderson County has scheduled two opportunities in September for voters to meet and question candidates for election to local, state and federal offices. Both events are free and open to the public.   Read Story »

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