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Students' research personalizes a Holocaust victim

Hendersonville News

Store wars continue with city approval of new Ingles

Over the objections of adjoining property owners who warned about flooding, traffic and a disputed roadway, the Hendersonville City Council unanimously approved the development of a new Ingles supermarket on Spartanburg Highway.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning. (2)

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

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Meet all 20 bears (2)

The newest collection of downtown bears stood silently under cloaks at the First Citizens Bank Plaza on Friday while a chatty crowd of onlookers congregated for the unveiling.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Young Leaders program hires director

Kristin Dunn has been hired as the executive director of Henderson County Young Leaders Program.The first full-time staff member in the history of HCYLP, Dunn comes to Hendersonville by way of Wilmington, where she served as a court-appointed volunteer guardian ad litem. She has more than five years of non-profit experience mainly in the human services field. Her areas of expertise include community outreach, fundraising, and marketing. Dunn graduated from the Honors College at Appalachian State University with dual degrees in English Creative Writing and Global Studies with a German minor.To learn more about Henderson County Young Leaders Program or how to make a contribution, email director@hcylp.org   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Rising Leaders ready to volunteer

After eight months of education and community service, twenty-three members of United Way of Henderson County’s fourth annual Rising Leaders Program have graduated and are better prepared to start making a difference as volunteers with Henderson County nonprofit organizations.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Chamber salutes fast-growing companies

From well-known, established brands like Boyd Chevrolet to creative startups that are making a profit by finding a niche, the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce honored 13 businesses with its annual Blue Ridge Business Growth Awards on Monday at Southern Appalachian Brewery.   Read Story »

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City native Jim Lampley heads to Boxing Hall of Fame

The seed of Jim Lampley’s broadcasting career was planted at a dinner party in Laurel Park.   Read Story »

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WATCH: KnollsCam gets good video of a gray fox

Thomas Brass and his Haywood Knolls nature cam got a good shot of a gray fox.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Pardee campaign worthy of support

Everyone knew the news. Everyone knew “the ask” was coming. Yet everyone showed up. Well, not everyone exactly but enough to fill close to half the seats in the Bo Thomas Auditorium at Blue Ridge Community College.   Read Story »

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