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The Historic Johnson Farm community came together recently to honor Executive Director Mandy Gibson with an Appreciation Week recognizing her eight years of transformative leadership at the farm. Read Story »
In honor of National POW-MIA Recognition Day, Hedrick-Rhodes VFW Post 5206 will host a presentation on Saturday, Sept. 18, on its efforts to locate missing-in-action service members. Read Story »
A new documentary exploring the near-disappearance of rivercane — a native bamboo that was a critical resource for Cherokee culture and a natural protector of riverbanks — will have its world premiere at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at Thomas Auditorium at Blue Ridge Community College. Read Story »
They cited George Orwell’s 1984, the Fourth Amendment, civil liberties, the right of privacy, the cost of defending lawsuits. They frequently used the phrase “mass surveillance.” Read Story »
Old Glory, an apple and an excellent rendering of the Historic Courthouse are featured in the winning designs of "I Voted" stickers for this year's general election on Nov. 3. Read Story »
On stage with Trump, Balkcom touts signature issue
Edwards still fighting House Ethics Committee
County pays tribute to Sept. 11 victims, first responders on 25th anniversary
Todd Kirmss of Holt Orchards named Apple Farmer of the Year
U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards, who was censured by his House colleagues in a 413-2 vote two weeks ago, is still fighting the ethics report that led to the public rebuke. Read Story »
Henderson County’s mobile library won a state honor for innovation. Read Story »
A 46-year-old Pisgah Forest man was sentenced to at least 60 years in prison on Friday after a Henderson County jury found him guilty of 12 counts of statutory sex offense with a child 13, 14 or 15 years old, District Attorney Andrew Murray announced. Read Story »