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EHHS students planted crosses for every 9/11 victim

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Apple Festival baking contest winners announced

The N.C. Cooperative Extension Service on Friday announced the winners of this year's Apple Recipe Contest in four categories.   Read Story »

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Bidding opens Tuesday for Bearfootin' bears

Bidding for the 2021 Bearfootin’ Art Walk bears will begin virtually on Tuesday and continue until 6 p.m. Oct. 16, when bidders, bear artists and nonprofits will celebrate the end of the 2021 Bearfootin' season.   Read Story »

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Two HPD officers up for national RISE Award

Risking his own life, Sgt. Alan Bonanno struggled to subdue a mentally ill man who had broken into an elderly man's apartment, eventually taking him into custody.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (294)

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

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Commissioners hear mixed messages from the public, public health experts

Henderson County schools have the funding to hire a nurse in every school, thanks to the Board of Commissioners’ endorsement of a School Board recommendation.   Read Story »

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Edneyville sewer project hinges on rate, state and federal funding

Henderson County engineers are conducting a rate study to determine how much sewer service would cost if the county decides to build a wastewater treatment system in the apple country.   Read Story »

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Main Street reopens after bomb threat at Historic Courthouse

The Hendersonville Police Department investigated a bomb threat called into an office of U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis and law officers and the fire department cordoned off a four-block area on Tuesday before clearing the scene at mid-afternoon. Investigators found no bomb or other threat, the city said in a news release.   Read Story »

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Eric Gash releases introductory video in congressional campaign

Describing himself as a "son of this soil," Eric Gash in his first campaign video recounted a life that overcame hardship through faith and declared that he is running for Congress "because I know we can be so much better."   Read Story »

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Playhouse to stage two shows this fall with strict precautions in place

The Flat Rock Playhouse will stage two productions this fall with conditions that require patrons wear masks and show proof of coronavirus vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test, the theater's producing artistic director, Lisa K. Bryant, and its president, Joseph Ippolito, announced to patrons on Monday.   Read Story »

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