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DuPont Forest funding advances

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NCDOT picks I-26 connector route through Asheville

ASHEVILLE — The North Carolina Department of Transportation cleared a major hurdle in the progress of the I-26 Connector project, with the selection of the recommended least environmentally damaging routes for the three sections of the proposed seven-mile interstate project.   Read Story »

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County scraps fire inspection fees after one year

The Henderson County Board of Commissioners scrapped its year-old fire inspection fees after commissioners received complaints from businesses about double taxation.   Read Story »

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County demands $750,000 for sheriff's coverage of Mills River

The town of Mills River, which is currently paying $110,000 a year for a sheriff’s deputy to provide town coverage, is looking at a seven-fold increase in that cost.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Gen. Blazey gives back to his adopted home

Frank Blazey graduated from West Point in 1946, missing service in World War II, the conflict that had vaulted his country into the premier leadership role in the world.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (84)

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

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Sugarloaf raccoon tests positive for rabies

A raccoon that came in contact with three pet dogs in the Sugarloaf Mountain Road area on Saturday has tested positive for the rabies virus, prompting a renewed warning to pet owners to keep their animals' vaccination up to date.   Read Story »

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Athena Award winner announced

Judy Stroud was recognized Thursday as the 2016 Athena Award winner.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Less affluent Bruce Drysdale fast becoming fluent in Spanish

Cecilia Rosello’s kindergarten class looks like a typical American classroom. But it doesn’t sound like one.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

Camps, Playhouse wary of HB2 effect

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 »

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