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Doris Eklund, community activist and volunteer, dies

Henderson County News

Widespread power outage affects city

A power outage affected 1,593 customers in central Hendersonville including Pardee Hospital, the Grove Street Courthouse and the Blue Ridge Mall.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

St. Gerard House wins $173,000 grant

The state has awarded St. Gerard House a $173,000 to enhance its autism treatment programs in Western North Carolina.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Sierra Nevada adds a new year-round beer

Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is launching Otra Vez, a German-style ale that will join the brewery’s year-round lineup.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

'Season of Giving' covers value of nonprofits

The Hendersonville Lightning is pleased to announce the publication of a 56-page special section this week that chronicles the value of nonprofits, features volunteers in the community and lists hundreds of volunteer opportunities.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (72)

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville LIghtning.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Signup under way for Turkey Trot

The third annual Turkey Trot 5k sponsored by the city of Hendersonville is set for Thanksgiving morning.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

McGrady, Apodaca still mum on re-election

Speaking to a business group last week, State Rep. Chuck McGrady touted the achievements of this year’s legislative session, predicted a shorter and less substantive session next year and stopped short of answering the question most on the minds of political spectators.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Alumni president: Renovation cheaper, safer than new school

The president of the Hendersonville High School Alumni Association says cost comparisons between renovation of HHS and a brand new school leave out the unknown pricetag of renovating the 1926 building for another use.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Coren would charge Bearcats for cost overrun

Saying that he was elected as “a representative and voice for the entire county,” School Board member Colby Coren last week cautioned that decision makers should “look at look at the next hundred years, not dwell on the last hundred” years of Hendersonville High School history.   Read Story »

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