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Flat Rock News

Creek rehabilitation becomes park priority

FLAT ROCK — Having just adopted a new $1.7 million budget that freezes new park spending for a year, the Flat Rock Village Council heard a presentation about plans to naturalize a creek that dissects the 67-acre park.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

HopeRx receives $20,000 donation

Pardee Hospital, Park Ridge Health, Anna's Hope and Tom's Bridge to Health on Wednesday presented a $20,000 donation to help fund a communitywide effort to combat prescription drug abuse. The four groups made the presentation to HopeRx director Julie Huneycutt at the Historic Courthouse.    Read Story »

Laurel Park News

Laurel Park to launch alert service

LAUREL PARK - The Laurel Park Town Council on Tuesday unanimously adopted a 2014-2015 fiscal year budget that raises the property tax rate by 3 cents.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Rotary Club will collect food at R&B concert

Four Seasons Rotary is partnering with Rhythm & Brews and First United Methodist Church to collect food for the backpack program for Bruce Drysdale Elementary School students.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (9)

Don't miss this week's issue of the Hendersonville Lightning. You won't believe how good it is!   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Elks Lodge bans indoor smoking

The Hendersonville Elks Lodge banned smoking at its indoors facilities on Tuesday by an overwhelmingly vote of 82-7.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Grants available to remove old house trailers

Henderson County residents with an abandoned manufactured home on their property are invited to apply for a grant to have the home removed.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

TREE TO TABLE: Apple crop looks good so far

EDNEYVILLE — A Wednesday in late April was what you might call a typical day of farming. Instead of working in the apple orchard, Jerred Nix and his father, Jeff, had driven back and forth to Greenville, S.C., to pick up a rebuilt alternator for their New Holland tractor.   Read Story »

North Carolina News

Cleanup bill tags Asheville coal ash pond 'high risk'

State Sen. Tom Apodaca, taking the lead on the state's coal ash cleanup law, filed legislation today that outlaws construction of new coal ash impoundments, requires new and stricter monitoring of groundwater around the ponds and requires utilities to file cleanup plans with the state. The bill also puts Duke Energy's Lake Julian coal ash pond high on the cleanup priority list, designating it a "high risk" impoundment.   Read Story »

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