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Mother Earth caregivers, family agency partner on 'Growing Young Sprouts'

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The Fritz, Big Hungry take the stage at R&B on Thursday

The Fritz, a soul-driven psychedelic funk band from Asheville, headlines the second the Rhythm & Brews show of the season on Thursday following an opening act performance by Big Hungry, a group of local working professionals from Hendersonville and Brevard who began playing music for fun in their spare time.   Read Story »

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Carolina Mountain Club creates woodsy trail for Rugby cross country team

Rugby Middle School runners will enjoy a new trail through the woods for cross-country practice and meets in the upcoming school year thanks to the work of Carolina Mountain Club volunteers.   Read Story »

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Which local brewery won gold and silver at U.S. Open Beer Championship?

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Rescue plan money may shift from sewer to soccer

The sudden news that federal rescue plan money can’t be spent on a capital project the way Henderson County expected to has set in motion a major change on two fronts.   Read Story »

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Sale of sewer company would likely block high-density development in Etowah

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Veterans Services Office moves to new Hedrick-Rhodes building on Thursday

Veterans Services Officers will move into their new offices at the Hedrick-Rhodes Veterans Center on Thursday, marking a significant step forward in enhancing the services provided to veterans and their families, Henderson County announced on Friday.   Read Story »

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Sleep clinic CMA is Pardee's Teammate of the Month

Tinea Blue, a certified medical assistant with Carolina Lung and Sleep at Pardee, has been honored as the hospital's Teammate of the Month, UNC Health Pardee announced.   Read Story »

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Public invited to comment on city PD as part of accreditation review

The city of Hendersonville is inviting the public to provide input about the Hendersonville Police Department as part of a national accreditation review of the agency.   Read Story »

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BRCC offers plenty of degree programs for in-demand jobs

With fall enrollment underway and classes starting Aug. 15, Blue Ridge Community College students have more program options than ever, providing learners of all ages a boost toward the workforce.   Read Story »

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