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Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Grove Street Courthouse and Historic Courthouse on Thursday to support workers' rights and express opposition to Trump actions on education, diversity, immigration, public health, Medicaid, public lands and more.
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The Friends of Downtown and city of Hendersonville invite the community to celebrate two exciting events in the heart of downtown on Saturday.
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The King & Allen Building at 101 East Allen Street celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting and open house on Thursday.
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A high school senior who grew up in Flat Rock will attend UNC at Chapel Hill on a Morehead-Cain scholarship, one of the most prestigious full-ride merit-based grants in the U.S.
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My Music with Rhiannon Giddens returns to PBS this week with six new episodes.
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Hendersonville police charged a 21-year-old Swannanoa man with a shooting at Brittany Place Apartments Monday night that left the victim with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Lee Forsgren visited Western North Carolina April 24–25 to observe Hurricane Helene response operations and assess progress under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ support to the state and people of North Carolina.
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The last day for Henderson County residents to place Hurricane Helene debris on the roadside for free pickup is Thursday, May 1.
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For monumental efforts to lead Henderson County through floods, fires and the aftermath of Hurricane Helene while simultaneously helping sustain the local tourism economy, County Manager John Mitchell has received the 2025 Debi Smith Heart for Hospitality Award.
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