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MossColumn: 12 thoughts about the Siberian Express

Twelve observations about the Arctic blast of 2015:   Read Story »

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Horizon names 15 winners of grants

In partnership with the Community Foundation of Henderson County, Horizon Heating & Air Conditioning has announced the winners of grants to non-profits of $500 or $1,000 during 2015.   Read Story »

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Credit union opens first in-school branch at WHHS

Mountain Credit Union has announced the grand opening of the region's first ever student-run in-school credit union branch, which is at West Henderson High School.   Read Story »

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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS: WCU dean's list, loft tour, Day of Dance

The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Morris Broadband and Judy Stroud/State Farm Insurance are inviting nominations for the eighth annual Athena Leadership Award in memory of Vanessa Y. Mintz.   Read Story »

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Two appointed to AVL board

The Asheville City Council and Buncombe County Board of Commissioners have appointed members to the Greater Asheville Regional Airport Authority.   Read Story »

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Day 4: Still frozen; school year extended

On Day 4 of the Arctic Blast of 2015 meetings postponed from Monday and Tuesday were again postponed. Some parks were closed. The Kiwanis Club  called off its meeting. Henderson County school administrators threw in the towel for the week on Wednesday, freeing students until Monday. Students had been scheduled to attend class for a half day today. Friday was already a teacher workday. Now, they'll be in school two extra days at the end of the year — when it will be 70-80 degrees warmer than today.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Advisers plunge into another snipe hunt

The Business Advisory Committee appointed by the Hendersonville City Council is following the same tail-chasing pattern of its county predecessor, which spent nine months searching for evidence of regulatory zeal and begging for testimony on anti-business bias only to conclude that Henderson County was already business friendly.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (37)

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

Henderson County News

Let water trickle, city says, to avoid frozen pipes

Due to the extreme cold weather arriving in the area on Thursday and Friday this week, the city's public works department advised residents to let water drip at a trickle (consistent dripping) from one or two faucets inside homes or businesses. This will keep water moving through your pipes at all times which should help prevent your pipes from freezing.   Read Story »

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