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LAUREL PARK — The third annual Jump Off Rock Half Marathon presented by Hunter Subaru and 10K presented by Pardee UNC Health Care return Saturday, May 13, in which racers take in the breathtaking beauty of the 13.1-mile downhill run and Hendersonville’s historic downtown in what's known as one of the fastest runs in the region. Read Story »
The Hendersonville Honeycrisps open the season with a Fan Fest starting at noon Saturday, May 20, at The Orchard (Berkeley Park) followed by an exhibition game versus Athlete’s Lab at 2:15. The annual Fan Fest includes food trucks, bounce houses for kids, face painting, balloon artists and other fun activities. Read Story »
Bobby Wilkins was nearing graduation day at UNC Asheville when he got a call in his dorm from Tom Wilson, the principal of Hendersonville High School. Read Story »
Goalkeeper Kyle Knott stopped several penalty kicks to help USA Blind Soccer Men’s National Team prevail in its first international competition, versus Canada, March 19 and 20 at the Salt Creek Soccer Arena in Chula Vista, Calif. The U.S. prevailed by scores of 1-0 and 3-0 in the two friendlies. Read Story »
With the Ecusta Trail expected to break ground this summer, one Henderson County commissioner is warning that he sees a parking problem when hundreds of users flock to the new greenway. Read Story »
“Tin Can Man,” the documentary recounting Hendersonville High School’s dramatic march to the state 3A basketball championship in 1972, was a big hit when it was shown for the first time at Blue Ridge Community College last summer. Read Story »
More than 150 classmates, friends and relatives gathered at Dietz Field Thursday night to remember Elyja Kieshaun Gibbs, a star of Hendersonville High School's football and baseball teams who died in a single-vehicle crash in Transylvania County earlier in the day. Read Story »
Tom Fazio, the renowned golf course designer based in Florida and Hendersonville, is among 15 inductees in the 2023 class of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. Read Story »
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