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Pardee surgeons relocate to Health Sciences Center

Pardee Surgical Associates has relocated to the new Health Sciences Center, Pardee Hospital announced Thursday.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Flat Rock holding open house on greenways

The Village of Flat Rock greenway advisory committee is hosting a bicycle and pedestrian plan open house from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 23, at the Village Hall.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Publix moves closer to breaking ground

A contractor building the new Publix on Greenville has received permission for the next step to win a federal permit to build in the floodplain.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Organizers charter buses for Women's March

More 100 Republican, Democrat and independent men and women from Hendersonville will travel Friday to Washington, D.C., to attend the Women’s March on Washington on Saturday. The Women’s March expects to draw up to 200,000 people from across the world and to be the largest demonstration linked to Donald Trump’s inauguration. Two buses have been chartered to take local participants to the march and many others are attending individually, organizers said in a news release. Donations have helped pay for scholarship seats, boxed lunches, t-shirts and snacks. The mission of the Women’s March on Washington is to send a message to the new government on the first day in office -- and to the world, as well -- that women’s rights are human rights. The march originated when a retired attorney in Hawaii posted the idea on Facebook. The next day, 10,000 people had signed up for the march. Now over 150,000 are signed up to attend the peaceful demonstration. For more national information about the march, go to https://www.womensmarch.com/mission/   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Mall launches initiative to 're-energize' shopping experience

The owner of the Blue Ridge Mall has launched a series of promotions to "re-energize" mall shopping through events that will include a mural contest, shopping events that support of local nonprofits and Sports Zone, a youth-oriented night out at the mall.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Horse Shoe getting two new restaurants

HORSE SHOE — Sandy Lawrence is packing up her Edneyville eatery and moving 13 miles west on U.S. 64. Lawrence, a local restaurateur with 40 years’ experience, is closing her Autumn Leaf Cafe and opening Bandana’s restaurant in Horse Shoe Plaza. The new restaurant will serve breakfast and lunch and although the name has changed the menu will still be American fare like Lawrence served at the popular Autumn Leaf. Bandana’s will include choices such as fresh ground beef hamburgers, fried chicken, breaded flounder, and prime rib on Friday nights – the only day it will open for dinner. The former Horse Shoe Grille is now being renovated for a target opening of mid-February. Lawrence said she regrets leaving the red cottage building in Edneyville but the move was made because she was unable to renew her lease. A few doors down from the Bandana Cafe is another new restaurant named J. Michael's Italian Grill. It opened Jan. 3 in what was once Grazie’s, which closed late last year. Because of the popularity of the former restaurant, Joey and Karen Washington of Greenville, J. Michael's owners, have tried to keep almost everything the same and most of Grazie’s wait and kitchen staff have returned. Even the pizza dough is made exactly the same as before.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (113)

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

Henderson County News

Taerek Daniel named Youth of the Year

Taerek Daniel, a 17-year old senior at Hendersonville High School, was named the Boys & Girls Club of Henderson County Youth of the Year at the 2017 Gratitude Gathering and Youth of the Year competition. Daniel now advances to compete for the North Carolina title in March.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Commissioners: We'll shelve HHS if city blocks project

The future of Hendersonville High School again sits perched on a high wire after county commissioners vowed to shelve all construction plans if the Hendersonville City Council uses its zoning authority to block the project.   Read Story »

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