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East Eagles soar as Coach Jones and Caiden Brewer lead the way

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New keeper of atomic Doomsday Clock is an EHHS grad from Tuxedo

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Land purchase could help extend Oklawaha Greenway to BRCC

In the future, land next to Jackson Park could be home to a new stretch of the Oklawaha Greenway, winding through restored wetlands and forming part of a link to Blue Ridge Community College.   Read Story »

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Boys & Girls Club honors Youth of the Year

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LOCAL BRIEFS: 10 Eagles, dementia workshop, hospital visitation restrictions

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County adds tennis courts, softball diamond to Berkeley soccer complex

Soccer players will enjoy high-quality fields and Hendersonville High School’s tennis and softball teams will have a home in the new Berkeley Park sports complex.   Read Story »

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City seeks $25M grant to raise greenway 'Above the Mud', connect to Ecusta

As the Ecusta Trail moves toward a ribbon-cutting, the  city of Hendersonville is pitching an ambitious plan to connect the Ecusta’s South Main trailhead and the Oklawaha Greenway in Jackson Park.   Read Story »

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Saluda Arts Festival calls for artists, volunteers and sponsors

The 20th annual Saluda Arts Festival, which takes place Saturday, May 17, in historic downtown Saluda, is issuing a call for artists to show exhibitors work and for volunteers and sponsors to support the event.   Read Story »

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AdventHealth's first baby of the new year arrives

The first baby of 2025 to be delivered at the Baby Place at AdventHealth arrived 18 minutes after noon on New Year's Day, Advent announced.   Read Story »

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'NO WHITE FLAG': How Pardee, and UNC Health, persevered in Helene

Top administrators of UNC Health in Chapel Hill saw the forecast, like everyone else, as Hurricane Helene approached the North Carolina mountains the last week of September.   Read Story »

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