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Ken Shelton, a physician, exercise advocate and avid road biker, was an original member of the Friends of Ecusta Trail.

Ecusta Trail leaders unveil new logo, recount journey, eye finish line

News


County Engineer Marcus Jones said the Ecusta Trail emerged from Hurricane Helene relatively unscathed.

Helene damage to trail ‘could have been way, way worse’

News


In photos at top, Travis Fowler advocates for a 185-unit apartment building at 715 Greenville Highway as Planning Board Chair Jim Robertson listens. Bottom images show flooding in the area on Sept. 27 and a rendering of the proposed four-story apartment building. [TOP PHOTOS: BILL MOSS/Hendersonville Lightning. BOTTOM IMAGES: CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT (LEFT), ARCHITECT’S RENDERING]

Planning board deadlocks on ‘irresponsible, offensive’ floodplain rezoning request

News


Registration open for Turkey Trot

Sports


No permit needed to gather free firewood in reopened parts of national forest

News


A Durham company that charged a Long John Mountain Estates couple $25,000 to remove two trees that fell on their roof during Hurricane Helene has been blocked from doing business. [PHOTO EXHIBIT IN ATTORNEY GENERAL LAWSUIT]

State sues tree contractor on behalf of Long John Mountain homeowners

Business


Hendersonville City Council member Jeff Miller gets input on the city’s housing needs during a listening session in September.

Affordable housing listening sessions resume

News


People of all ages came to check out the Bearfootin' Bears during the annual auction of downtown Hendersonville's popular public art exhibit.

Bearfootin’ Bear auction raises $122,800 for nonprofits

Your Town


A therapy Newfie nuzzles a first responder.

Therapy Newfies provide post-Helene comfort and support to hundreds

News


Forest Service invokes emergency authority to expedite Helene repairs

News


BRCC announces 'Build Your Future' grants for career transition

Your Town


County invites public to preconstruction celebration of new sportsplex

Sports


The Hendersonville City Council denied a rezoning to allow the First Avenue Villas, which would contain 16 units in two three-story buildings. [ARCHITECT SARAH MCCORMICK]

Council says no to 3-story condo project on 1st Avenue

Politics


Pictured, from left, are Pardee Hospital Foundation Director Amy Treece, Foundation Program Officer Andrew Schmidt, scholarship recipients Makina Smith, Eden Sparks, Michala Jackson and Joseph Zanolli. Foundation Donor Engagement Officer Matthew Kemper and Dr. Joel Callahan, Chief of Staff for UNC Health Pardee. Scholarship winners not pictured are Robert Anthony Errico, Amber Peterson, Angela Rogers, Karon Edge, and Teresa McMurray.

New 'Circle of Caring' scholarship program advances careers at Pardee

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Disaster Recovery Center hosts resource fair for all needing Helene relief

News


Community Foundation welcomes four new board members

News


Hendersonville gets all-female council amid countywide gains for women

Four Seasons Politics


Myhand in line to become president of international police chiefs association

News


‘Double haters’ broke decisively for Trump

Four Seasons Politics


Mary Shelton

Helene closure disrupts school routine

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