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Ruth Birge, a former publisher of the Times-News and recently retired executive director of the Henderson County United Way, is joining the Hendersonville Lightning in a sales, marketing and circulation role. Read Story »
A librarian who ignited students’ interest in computers, an English teacher who inspired the renowned poet and author Robert Morgan, a longtime teacher and principal whose classroom sparkled with her high energy level, an elementary school teacher who taught students to “wear their thinking caps” and a middle school science teacher who “had the rare and unique ability to personally relate to each student” were honored Thursday night as this year’s inductees in the Henderson County Education Hall of Fame. Read Story »
For the second time this year, the murder of a woman in Henderson County will be the topic of TV newsmagazine story. Read Story »
If options now are now too few and far between, fear not. Read Story »
A six-piece Nashville band that plays country, roots-rock and southern soul, a country-bluegrass band that has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry more than a hundred times, a Southern-tinged blues band and local singers Aaron Burdett and Eric Congdon join returning headliners The Fritz for this year’s Rhythm & Brews concert series downtown. Read Story »
The League of Women Voters of Henderson County will hold its April meeting on Thursday, April 16, from 3-5 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. The topic is “Advocacy: Letting Legislators Hear Your Voice.” Read Story »
Don't miss this week’s issue of Hendersonville Lightning. Read Story »
Thomas Brass, the wildlife enthusiast atop Haywood Knolls, captured one of the crispest shots yet, this time of a bobcat. Read Story »
Spring has finally arrived, and with it comes the annual Apple Blossom Tour. Read Story »
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