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BRCC leaders, students and supporters celebrate the opening of the new automated greenhouse at Blue Ridge Community College. [BENJAMIN RICKERT/Blue Ridge Community College]

LOCAL BRIEFS: High-tech greenhouse, Earth Day, Community Band concert

Your Town


Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend highlights wineries across Henderson County. [PHOTO BY JARED KAY]

Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend coming up May 2-4

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Recycling center, landfill closed Good Friday and Saturday; no city garbage pickup Friday

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George Sarros is shown in photo from 1943 during his service as a Motor Machinist Mate Third Class in the U.S. Navy and today. [CONTRIBUTED]

Journey of D-Day veteran George Sarros reaches 100

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After winning concessions, commissioners OK gated subdivision on Sugarloaf

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UNIMAGINABLE: The Helene special edition

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Young musicians will perform a free concert at 4 p.m. Saturday, April 19, at the HHS auditorium to culminate the Joy of Jazz Festival! [CONTRIBUTED]

Free concert wraps up the Joy of Jazz! festival Saturday

Life


Area homeowners partnered with FEMA and nonprofit organizations to replace a bridge over Big Hungry River washed out by Helene. [HENDERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY]

Cities project $180 million in hurricane recovery cost

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Engineer’s drawing shows site plan for Cottages at Sugarloaf Meadows at 1936 Sugarloaf Road. Commissioners expressed misgivings about the two closest to the road (left) and asked the developer to move or eliminate those lots.

Commissioners demand a second look at gated community on Sugarloaf Road

Business


Restaurants and shops coming to AVL's new terminal

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David Price is UNC Health Pardee's 2025 Physician of the Year

Pardee honors Price as Physician of the Year

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City celebrates Tree City Day on April 25

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More lanes to open as I-26 widening nears completion

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Edwards nominates NWS for federal award for Helene forecasting, guidance

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Jeromy Swaringen

Man gets prison time for threatening deputies with shotgun

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Water and Sewer Department members posing with Environmental Sustainability Board Chair Virginia Tegel were, from left,  Chad Freeman, Bo Stepp, Chase Dowdy, Adam Steurer, Virginia Tegel, Stephen Bell, Damian Bingham and Tim Sexton. [CITY OF HENDERSONVILLE]

City utility crews honored as Sustainability Heroes

Your Town


City shuts down Cascades hotel over fire code violations

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Volunteers serve guests during the Bounty of Bethlehem dinner. [LIGHTNING FILE PHOTO]

Bounty of Bethlehem seeks new leader

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning

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A restoration of the Kings Bridge Wildlife Conservation Area along the upper French Broad River created a slough and 36 acres of wetlands ideal for birding, fishing and wildlife observation.  [PHOTO BY GORDON TUDOR]

Restored wetland improves wildlife habitat, strengthens flood protection

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