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Henderson County News

Streets around Grey Mill, Historic Seventh Avenue District to be repaved

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Streets that surround the new Grey Mill Apartments and those in the Historic Seventh Avenue District — another area targeted for revitalization — are scheduled to be repaved in the next 12 months as part of the city's annual street improvement program. Read Story »

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Henderson County Business

Sweet Thangs opens on Seventh Avenue

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Sweet Thangs Cakes & Bakes is now open on Seventh Avenue, serving a variety of baked goods and other treats. Read Story »

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Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

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

Tags: Laurel Park | Historic Seventh Avenue | Christopher Todd

Henderson County Business

Planning Board pushes back on zoning rewrite

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Hendersonville Planning Board members rejected a rewrite of the city’s zoning ordinance that would restrict numerous uses in the commercial zoning districts that cover downtown and the Historic Seventh Avenue District. Read Story »

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Henderson County News

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

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Tags: Historic Seventh Avenue | Historic Seventh Avenue District | Underground Bakery | Triskelion Brewing Co.

Henderson County News

Craft coffee bar opens on Seventh Avenue

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Henderson County News

Triskelion on Seventh to have two-story taproom

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Jonathan Ayers is close to moving equipment into his brewhouse on Seventh Avenue and starting on the retail side of the brewery. Read Story »

Henderson County News

Timeline of Mud Creek dump

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Tags: Green Meadows | Historic Seventh Avenue | Mud Creek dump

Henderson County News

Motorcycle Meltdown heats up 7th Avenue

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Tags: Historic Seventh Avenue | craft beer industry | Southern Appalachian Brewery

Henderson County News

Red Price retires clippers after 51 years

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Few people who have gone to work every day for five decades walk out the door with as many good memories as Red Price. Read Story »

Tags: Historic Seventh Avenue | Historic Seventh Avenue District

Henderson County News

Craft beer festival coming to Seventh Avenue district

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More than 20 craft brewers, live music and local food trucks will be coming to the Seventh Avenue Historic District when MountainTrue sponsors the first Mountain Brew Fest from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22. Read Story »

Tags: ECO | Historic Seventh Avenue | craft beer industry | Mountain True

Henderson County News

If parking is an issue, is 7th Avenue gaining mo?

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In a sign of momentum for Seventh Avenue retail, shopkeepers are starting to fuss about parking. Read Story »

Tags: Historic Seventh Avenue | Historic Seventh Avenue District

Henderson County Business

Caraker praises mission, says it deserves voice on 7th

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Two weeks after publicly raising questions about the Hendersonville Rescue Mission's potential to impede redevelopment of Seventh Avenue, City Councilman Steve Caraker very publicly reversed course, calling the facility a first class operation that deserves a seat on the advisory board guiding redevelopment. Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Auction action set for Seventh Avenue

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A Hendersonville auctioneer plans to hold auctions and liquidation sales and rent small "microstore" spaces in a block building that used to house the All Creatures Great & Small animal shelter. Read Story »

Henderson County News

Are Seventh Avenue outreach centers duplicating services?

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Anthony McMinn has operated the Hendersonville Rescue Mission for 18 years and helped thousands of homeless men and women and children. The organization recently opened a day center for the homeless offering showers, GED courses and other services. Read Story »

Hendersonville Opinion

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Questions remain on Seventh Avenue

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The Hendersonville City Council has got plenty of listening to do before it decides how to proceed with Seventh Avenue redevelopment. Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Another homeless center in the works on Seventh Avenue

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A new ministry serving homeless adults and youth is set to open later this year on Seventh Avenue. Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Seventh Avenue ideas draw mixed reviews

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Carson Calton has heard talk about what it takes to revitalize Seventh Avenue all his adult life. He's uttered a few ideas himself. In recent weeks the talk has taken on a new vigor. Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Report urges city to expand Seventh Avenue tax district

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Consultants studying ways to spark redevelopment of the Historic Seventh Avenue District recommended that the city expand the district, adding 36 properties and doubling the taxable value, from $7.8 million to $15.5 million. Read Story »

Tags: Hendersonville City Council | Historic Seventh Avenue | local budgets

Hendersonville Opinion

LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: The right move on Seventh Avenue

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The birth pains of a new governance for Historic Seventh Avenue District were on display Monday night when city leaders and the existing Seventh Avenue board met to talk about the future. Read Story »

Tags: Historic Downtown Hendersonville | Historic Seventh Avenue

Hendersonville Business

City forms advisory board for Seventh Avenue

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The Hendersonville City Council is moving the management of the Historic Seventh Avenue District under the authority of City Hall, a change that council members say will result in a sharper focus on revitalizing the area. Read Story »

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Hendersonville News

Council OKs study for 7th Avenue development

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The Hendersonville City Council authorized a consultant affiliated with UNC at Chapel Hill to study the Seventh Avenue area and devise a strategy for redevelopment of the commercial and retail strip. Read Story »

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Hendersonville Business

Old Towne Market moves to Seventh Avenue

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Old Towne Market has moved from Locust Street to 310 Seventh Avenue East beside Southern Traditions Florist. Read Story »

Hendersonville News

Ask Matt ... whatever happened to .... ?

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Q. What happened to the idea of a connector road and shopping center between Seventh Avenue and MLK Boulevard near Lowes? Read Story »