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Sandburg home partially reopens today
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$100B aid bill a 'significant down payment' for Helene relief, Tillis says
The government funding bill adopted by Congress and signed into law by President Biden includes more than $100 billion in disaster relief for Western North Carolina communities devastated by Hurricane Helene and provides aid for other communities and states hit by natural disasters. Read Story »
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Duke Endowment announces $14.4 million in Helene relief
The Duke Endowment announced today that it has expended nearly all of the $15 million its Board of Trustees earmarked in October to support Hurricane Helene relief. Read Story »
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Pardee names Hansel chief of staff
Kevan Hansel, a board-certified family medicine physician, has been named chief of staff at UNC Health Parde, the hospital announced. Read Story »
Life
Tips on handling holiday stress
The holiday season is upon us and while this time of year can be magical and memory-filled, it’s often also stressful and overwhelming for both grownups and kids. Read Story »
Four Seasons Politics
Weedman hands off gavel to new mayor
House overrides veto of GOP power shift dressed as Helene relief
Community News
ALL ABOARD: Free Holly Jolly Train rides roll Saturday downtown
Mills River adding playground accessible to all
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Actor who lives here stars in 'Homestead'
Bailey Chase, an actor with a long list of credits who lives in Hendersonville with his wife and three children, stars in Homestead, a new movie out there and playing at the Epic theater here and the Regal Grand at Biltmore Town Park. Go here to book tickets. Read Story »
Hendersonville News
ALL ABOARD: Free Holly Jolly Train rides roll Saturday downtown
Downtown Hendersonville invites one and all to celebrate the holiday season with the Holly Jolly Train Rides at the Historic Courthouse from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21. Read Story »
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D.A. clears deputies who fired at suspect after chase
Henderson County sheriff’s deputies were justified in opening fire on an assault suspect who had crashed his minivan and then fired a handgun, which, it turned out, was a fatal suicide shot in the temple, District Attorney Andrew Murray said. Read Story »
Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning
Family thankful to survive crash caused by driver with four DWI’s
Cafe will soon complement new Ecusta Market
Stretch of I-26 West shifts to new concrete lanes
Tomorrow's Hope families grateful that their hopes are fulfilled
Weedman hands off gavel to new mayor
New first responders ready to save lives, fight fires
Edwards touts passage of dam safety measures
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