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High school thespians win honors from state festival

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Atlanta man sentenced to 15-19 years in prison for meth trafficking

A 36-year-old Atlanta man was sentenced to 15 to 19 years in prison on Tuesday after his conviction for trafficking in methamphetamine, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (299)

Don’t miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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Cyclo-Cross comes to Jackson Park this weekend

The North Carolina Cyclo-Cross Series will host races 10 and 11 in its 13-race 25th anniversary season with the Hunter Subaru North Carolina Grand Prix this weekend at Jackson Park.   Read Story »

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Here's how to send letters to Santa

The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office has formed a special task force with the magical agency located at the North Pole for the 2021 Christmas season, Henderson County Sheriff Lowell Griffin announced.   Read Story »

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Health care employers holding job fair Tuesday

Mountain Area Workforce Development in partnership with the Health Sciences Department of Blue Ridge Community College, is holding a job fair from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday for healthcare employers with locations in Henderson County that are offering direct-hire employment opportunities.   Read Story »

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Holiday markets offer seasonal goodies, artisan crafts

Vendors will be selling offering seasonal foods, baked goods, artisan crafts and more at the first of two holiday markets at the  Hendersonville Farmers Market in the Historic Seventh District on Saturday.   Read Story »

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Lapsley to seek re-election

Bill Lapsley, the current chair of the Henderson County Board of Commissioners, announced Sunday that he will seek re-election to the District 3 seat next year.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Who will hold Opportunity House to account?

After a court hearing last week, Chief Resident Superior Court Judge Peter Knight took under advisement arguments that attorneys had made in the three-year-old lawsuit the Community Foundation of Henderson County brought against the Opportunity House, the formerly robust senior center that is staying afloat as a commercial landlord.   Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Scholarships, Christmas Child, Bounty, 'Christmas Memory'

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