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While the 2016 summer camp season is shaping up as a good one, some camp owners have concerns that HB2 over the long run could cut camp attendance. Read Story »
A bill that would make it easier for the Hendersonville City Council to raise its pay passed the state House and went to the way to the Senate on Monday. Read Story »
Bicycle evangelists like Joe Sanders invariably peddle a famous study that categorized the universe of bicycle riders or potential riders. Less than 1 percent are the fearless “spandex warriors," about 7 percent are confident and enthusiastic and a third are “no way no how.” The vast majority — 60 percent — are "interested but concerned" about safety. Read Story »
Fish fans and aquatic critter aficionados rushed through the door of Team ECCO Ocean Center and Aquarium on Saturday afternoon, celebrating the reopening of the downtown fish showcase 10 weeks after a flood heavily damaged the building and killed many of the star attractions. Read Story »
Natasha Trethewey, a former Poet Laureate of the U.S. and Pulitzer Prize winner, will appear at Kanuga Conference Center for a poetry reading and discussion of the writing life during the 2016 Journal Conference Thursday, May 19, through Sunday, May 22. Read Story »
The 2016 cast of Bearfootin' Bears made their public debut on Friday. Here are all 21 bears, their sponsors, artists and beneficiaries. Read Story »
Blue Ridge Community College held its spring commencement on Saturday. Here are the graduates from Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties: Read Story »
The Bearfootin’ Bears of 2016 made their debut Friday afternoon as an overflow crowd chuckled at and clapped for downtown’s best loved public art. Read Story »
		
		A peanut and butter jelly picnic turned into a horrific accident for Annabelle Webb. Read Story »
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