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Given the pint-size stature of some of the actors, the Nazi swastika armbands in the opening scene of "The White Rose" make for a startling image. If kids so young could be drawn into Hitler's vision of society, what hope is there for Germany? Well, none. Which is the idea. Read Story »
The Asheville Regional Airport is on track to break its all-time record for boarding passengers in 2014, airport officials told the Greater Asheville Regional Airport Authority on Friday. Read Story »
State transportation engineers have proposed either a roundabout or stoplight to fix the hazardous Shepherd Street and Erkwood Drive area of Greenville Highway. Read Story »
Mountain Home Fire Chief Mahlon Hudgins and on-scene commander Ben Lanning thanked the community and their fellow emergency personnel for the "tremendous outpouring of concern and support for their firemen" after a Mountain Home fire truck lost traction on a slick road and slid down the mountain this morning at Carriage Park. Read Story »
Don't miss this week's issue of Hendersonville Lightning, chockful of scoops, features and other news. Read Story »
James E. Brewer has been named major gifts officer for the Pardee Hospital Foundation. Brewer's role will be to secure major gifts in support of the Foundation's mission to support Pardee Hospital. Read Story »
Motorists will see remedies for two notorious traffic headaches — the misaligned Erkwood-Shepherd intersection on Greenville Highway and twice-a-day backups on N.C. 191 at Rugby Middle School and West Henderson High — in the near future. They'll enjoy a smoother ride over new pavement on parts of I-26. In more distant years, drivers will cruise on a six-lane I-26. One day even farther out they may zip along a new outer loop from U.S. 64 East to I-26 to N.C. 191. Read Story »
Tours of the home at the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site will be free on Monday as national parks across the country honor the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday by waiving admission fees. Read Story »
Do you enjoy outdoor gardening, meeting and talking with people, learning how to propagate trees, grow fruit, prune and train tree fruits, harvest crops, lead tours and conduct taste tests? Read Story »
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