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Jennifer Capps Balkcom, a Republican, announced on Monday that she will be a candidate for state House District 117, which encompasses the northern half of Henderson County. Read Story »
The Henderson County Genealogical & Historical Society will host a gathering “Remembering Terry Ruscin” from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the Elks Lodge, 546 N. Justice St. Read Story »
Hendersonville Mayor Barbara Volk has been recognized by the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition as a 2021 Global Statesman Award Winner. Read Story »
A 51-year-old Highlands man, calling himself "the most conservative candidate running," became the seventh Republican to announce a campaign for the 14th Congressional District seat that became open when incumbent Madison Cawthorn bolted for the newly drawn 13th Congressional District. Read Story »
The Town Council in Mills River elected a new mayor and welcomed two new council members Thursday night during a meeting filled with photographs, thanks and well wishes. Read Story »
The North Carolina Supreme Court has jumped into the state's legal battle over new election maps, shutting down candidate filing and delaying all state primary elections until May 17. Read Story »
Named one of the top riding paths in America by the Rails to Trails Conservancy, the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes is a 73-mile greenway spanning the Idaho panhandle. Read Story »
Community Foundation of Henderson County has announced the recipients of their 2021 Richard C. and Vina L. Sauer Charitable Leadership Award and Dorothy Dellinger “Dot” Marlow Philanthropic Catalyst Award. Read Story »
City planners will hold a neighborhood compatibility meeting next week on a rezoning request to allow 80 apartments on 2½ acres at the southeast corner of Greenville Highway and Chadwick Avenue. Read Story »
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