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Free Daily Headlines
LAUREL PARK — NCDOT crews will close two segments of the Ecusta Trail in the coming months as part of the roundabouts project on U.S. 64 in Laurel Park. Read Story »
Ashley Pipkin has been named the next superintendent of Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site beginning June 24, the National Park Service announced. Read Story »
Roadway and sewer line repair on Davis Mountain Road and $18 million for waterway debris removal were among the Hurricane Helene relief grants announced Monday by U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards. Read Story »
Proud of their fiscal rectitude, Henderson County commissioners have routinely managed to adopt a balanced budget without raising taxes — even when funding big projects like the Hendersonville High School construction or facing an unexpected catastrophe like Hurricane Helene. Read Story »
We've got a story on how the prospect of a data center makes people anxious but we're able to knock down the chatter that data centers are in the works here. Read Story »
Construction has begun on a new Upper Falls Connector Trail at Graveyard Fields, a major step in a long-term restoration. Read Story »
The cultural mood turns sharply against AI data centers
Pay increase for law officers could force property tax increase
LOCAL BRIEFS: BRCC leaders, railroad club Fourth of July event, SkillsUSA winners, cadet honored
Community Foundation names new president/CEO
Expanding its footprint in the area, Sheetz is proposing a 6,139-square-foot convenience store-gas station on Upward Road at Ballenger Road across from the QuikTrip. Read Story »
The city of Hendersonville is seeking public input as planners draft Bike Hendo, a new bicycle plan intended to guide future biking and rolling infrastructure in the city. Read Story »
A 49-year-old Mill Spring man was sentenced to up to seven years, nine months in prison on Monday after he pleaded guilty to numerous drug trafficking and weapons charges, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced. Read Story »