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The father of state Sen. Tom Apodaca died Sunday morning in El Paso, Texas, where he was a well-known bail bondsman and businessman. Read Story »
The United Way is moving to donated space at the Kimberly-Clark Berkeley Mills facility on Smyth Avenue, the agency announced. Read Story »
The Hendersonville High School symphonic band has played at Carnegie Hall. It has played in the renowned symphony halls of Boston and Chicago. It has traveled to the Orange Bowl, the Sugar Bowl and California, and it has usually won the top prize. Read Story »
The National Weather Service issued a flash warning for Blantyre and the Pleasant Grove Road and said the French Broad River would cause minor flooding this afternoon. Read Story »
The N.C. Department of Transportation will close Old Fanning Bridge Road at the intersection with N.C. 280 (Boylston Highway) near the Buncombe and Henderson county line at 7 a.m. on Monday, April 29, to construct road improvements for the new Sierra Nevada Brewery near the Asheville Airport. The road will be closed until June 21. Read Story »
An entire floor of the National Guard Armory is filled with stuff, ready to buy at the Rotary Rockin' Resale at 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Read Story »
Entertainment opportunities this weekend range from festivals to plant sales to outings at Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site. Here are a few to choose from. Read Story »
A Superior Court judge on Thursday sentenced Sam Neill to 6-8 years in prison for stealing from trust funds, meaning the disbarred attorney will likely serve six years total, counting three years of federal prison time a judge ordered the day before in U.S. District Court in Asheville. The federal and state terms are to be served concurrently. Read Story »
Pardee Hospital will extend and strengthen its management relationship with the UNC Health Care System and expand its governing board from 12 to 15 members under a new contract. Read Story »
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