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Ingles fires latest salvo in grocery war

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84-room Fairfield Inn planned for Upward Road

Upward Road will be getting a new hotel if plans submitted by a developer win city approval.   Read Story »

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Garage owner charged with pot, making potent THC

The owner of the Grease Monkey Garage at 147A 1st Avenue East in Hendersonville was charged with multiple felony counts after Henderson County sheriff's deputies executed a search warrant at the business on Thursday.   Read Story »

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Bulldog's bulldog honored with service animal law

Raleigh, the English bulldog who sat loyally at the feet of Tom Apodaca as he rose from backbench obscurity to the second highest ranking post in the North Carolina Senate, is now memorialized in the state’s lawbooks.   Read Story »

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Workers race to finish Health Sciences Center

Workers are racing to finish the $30 million Health Sciences Center in time for the arrival of Blue Ridge Community College students in less than five weeks.   Read Story »

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Area hotels report vehicle break-ins

On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 the Hendersonville Police Department responded to four area hotels for reports of vehicle break-ins.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

From long line of educators, Caldwell takes the top job

Joking beforehand that he’d rather he sworn in than sworn at, Bo Caldwell took an oath to become Henderson County schools superintendent on Wednesday morning. Getting serious afterwards, Caldwell thanked everyone from his family to his first mentor and declared he was ready to go to work for a school system he loves.   Read Story »

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No charges in accidental shooting, police decide

Hendersonville police investigators decided that no charges would be filed after they determined that a shooting at 113 S. Oak St. on June 7 was accidental.   Read Story »

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Jones honored with Long Leaf Pine award

Retiring Superintendent David L. Jones was honored for his 38 years of service to Henderson County public schools with the North Carolina governor’s Order of the Long Leaf Pine, and a Congressional Record citation read by U.S. Rep. Mark Meadows in the House of Representatives.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (90)

Don’t this miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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