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Publix could be catalyst for southside renaissance

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Store to sell power tools, golf carts

Buyers of hardware, chainsaws and other power equipment will have a new place to shop off Four Seasons Boulevard soon.   Read Story »

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Forecast triggers 12:30 school dismissal

Henderson County schools will dismiss students at 12:30 p.m. today because of the forecast for snow and ice this afternoon. The National Weather Service predicts the area could get 2-5 inches of snow when the winter system moves into the area today and Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Planners endorse Oklawaha Village

The Hendersonville Planning Board recommended that the City Council approve an 84-unit affordable housing development on North Main Street, although the advisory board asked questions about the design and quality of 18 single-family homes.   Read Story »

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Pisgah Legal Services adds fundraiser

Pisgah Legal Services has hired a senior development officer.   Read Story »

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Carburetors reuniting for benefit concert

FLAT ROCK — The Carburetors, the popular rockabilly band, will reunite for two benefit concerts on Sunday, March 8, at Flat Rock Cinema.   Read Story »

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Pool supply, outdoor store opens on Airport Road

The Great Backyard Place, a Chattanooga-based retailer of pool supplies and outdoor furniture, will open a store on Airport Road on Friday.   Read Story »

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Time to order berry plants

Spring is just around the corner and now is the time to order strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry and asparagus plants to support awards and programs for youth in Henderson County.   Read Story »

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United Way pancake fundraiser is Sunday

Three Chopt Sandwich Shoppe will sponsor the seventh annual Pancake Breakfast to benefit United Way of Henderson County from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 15.   Read Story »

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No need for more meters, parking deck, consultants tell council

Downtown Hendersonville does not need a parking deck, more parking meters or a big investment in parking technology to solve the Main Street parking shortage, a new study says.   Read Story »

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