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Henderson County Business

County T&T earmarks $100,000 for new stage

Henderson County's Travel and Tourism agency agreed this week to set aside $100,000 for a permanent stage and outdoor pavilion next to the T&T headquarters.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Unique 'junkology' sale ends short run

They converted large old drawers into dog beds. They made lamps out of cowboy boots.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

‘Turn Your Marketing into an ATM’ — a seminar

The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce has partnered Patrick Overby, business/executive coach with ActionCOACH, to present "Turn Your Marketing into an ATM."   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Travel & Tourism awards grants

The Henderson County Travel & Tourism board has awarded $30,000 worth of grants to organizations and events that bring tourists to Hendersonville. Organizations submitted requests totaling $60,904.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Pardee board points to foes' electioneering

The Pardee Hospital Board of Directors on Wednesday drew a distinction between its strict policy governing campaign activity and an effort by Park Ridge Health supporters that appears to endorse candidates who would block Pardee's planned clinic in Fletcher.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

United Way toasts Rising Leaders

Henderson County's up-and-coming leaders in business and civic life graduated from a program that teaches about non-profit service and immediately went on job interviews.   Read Story »

Flat Rock Business

Flat Rock may expand retail

FLAT ROCK — Why did the shopper cross the road? To check out an art gallery across from the Wrinkled Egg and Hand in Hand stores.     Read Story »

Henderson County Business

Radcliff Graduates from County Administration Course

HENDERSON COUNTY — Autumn Radcliff, Henderson County Senior Planner, has successfully graduated from the 2010-2011 County Administration Course at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Government. The program in County Administration is designed for managers, department heads, and officials whose responsibilities required a broad understanding of functions beyond individual areas of specialization. The course is approximately 150 hours in length, and more than 60 instructors participate in leading the program. Course instruction covers North Carolina local government law, organization and management, finance and budgeting, employment law and administration, planning and regulation of development, and the delivery of specific city or county services. Radcliff was one of 30 officials who graduated the course this year and is one of over 1,350 officials who have completed the course since it began in 1964.   Read Story »

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