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Harris Teeter reopens Tuesday with tastings, live music

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AVL hires new chief financial officer

Amy Harris, an aviation industry professional with more than 13 years of airport leadership experience, has been named chief financial officer, at Asheville Regional Airport.   Read Story »

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CVS reopens months after Helene

Emergency responders gave employees of the CVS on South Main Street just 20 minutes to evacuate on the afternoon of September 26.   Read Story »

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Pardee launches Walk-In Wednesdays hiring events this week

UNC Health Pardee will launch Walk-In Wednesdays, a weekly open house hiring event, from 4 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday, beginning May 7 at the Human Resources office, 840 Fleming St., Suite 4.    Read Story »

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Planners announce neighborhood meeting on rezoning for medical clinic

City planners will hold a neighborhood compatibility meeting next week on UNC Health Pardee's plan to build a 45,000-square-foot medical office building on 4½ acres at the northwest corner of Spartanburg Highway and Old Spartanburg Road.   Read Story »

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Commissioners demand a second look at gated community on Sugarloaf Road

A developer who wants to build a gated community of 50 homes on Sugarloaf Road was expected to come back before the Board of Commissioners this week with possible changes to the plans to address concerns commissioners raised in a hearing last week.   Read Story »

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Mall bets on discount retailers to boost traffic

Blue Ridge Mall has signed on popular discount retailers to fill vacant storefronts and ramp up customer traffic.   Read Story »

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City OKs 185-unit apartment building at South Gateway

A field on Greenville Highway that was inundated by the floodwaters of Hurricane Helene could be the site of a four-story 185-unit apartment building if a developer completes the project that got a greenlight last week.   Read Story »

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City to celebrate completion of Seventh Avenue makeover

The Hendersonville City Council on Thursday approved the Seventh Avenue Street Fest in May as a celebration of the completion of Phase 1 of the new Seventh Avenue streetscape.   Read Story »

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Developer, homeowners spar over apartment project at Blue Ridge Mall

Whether Hendersonville gets a mid-rise building offering studio and one-bedroom apartments at workforce rental rates will hinge on how the city planning board and ultimately the City Council view the project: It’s either an unacceptable and incompatible intrusion into a stable development of small homes occupied by seniors or an appropriate land-use transition between residential property and Blue Ridge Mall.   Read Story »

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