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Advocacy groups are fighting voter confusion over the new photo ID law amid a shifting landscape of the spring election season brought on by a court decision invalidating the state's congressional map. Read Story »
The funeral service for Dr. George A. Jones, who died Friday night at his home at age 95, has been set for 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church. Read Story »
George Alexander Jones, a minister, teacher, lifelong Republican, civic leader and keeper of the historic flame for Henderson County, died on Friday night at his home in Hendersonville. He was 95. Read Story »
Investigators suspect drug overdoses caused the deaths of two men in their 30s who were found dead at the Mountain Inn and Suites on Upward Road Friday morning. Read Story »
State Sen. Tom Apodaca and Rep. Chuck McGrady have been appointed to a Joint Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting that legislative leaders created to redraw the political boundaries if they lose their appeal of a decision that invalidated the current map. Read Story »
Henderson County sheriff's deputies with a special enforcement squad teamed with agents with the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agency to arrest a 21-year-old Hendersonville woman on drug and weapons possession charges on Wednesday. The investigators charged Whitney Jean Hollifield of 2325 Old Kanuga Road with a felony probation violation when they arrested her at 635 McMinn Road. Hollifield was found to be in possession of three handguns and an methamphetamine, the sheriff's office said. Hollifield was charged with three felony counts of possession of a firearm by a felon and one felony count of possession of methamphetamine. She is currently incarcerated in the Henderson County Jail under a $35,000 secured bond. Read Story »
What makes Hendersonville great? Read Story »
The Van Winkle law firm, a 109-year-old Asheville-based firm with 38 attorneys, has reached into its smallest office to tap a new president. Read Story »
MILLS RIVER — In Mills River, motorists stopped at the traffic light at the intersection of N.C. 191 and N.C. 280 had complained about the pesky problem of panhandling. Read Story »
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