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Senators grill NCDOT on overspending

Flat Rock News

Hikers rejoice! Sandburg trails reopen on Monday

FLAT ROCK — The Carl Sandburg Home will reopen park trails, most of the grounds and parking lots beginning Monday.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Dwayne Durham named N.C. Athletic Trainer of the Year (2)

Pardee Sports Medicine Director Dwayne Durham has been honored as the 2020 North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s Elton Hawley Athletic Trainer of the Year.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Knollscam catches wildlife for world to see

Growing up in Minnesota, Tom Brass learned from his father how to trap muskrats, “whack ’em over the head with a hatchet” and make a few bucks selling the coats.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Ask Matt ... about $19M armored truck haul stashed in Mountain Home in the '90s

Q. What is being built on that grassy lot on US 64 West in Etowah near the intersection of McKinney Road?   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Ellis closes medical practice, to continue as Pardee's chief medical officer

David Ellis, a gynecologist  and Chief Medical Officer for Pardee UNC Health Care, announced the closing of Pardee Center for Gynecology and his retirement from medical practice, although he will continue to serve as Vice President of Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer for Pardee UNC Health Care.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Covid test site opens

A covid test site available was moderately busy Tuesday as it offered the test not only for high-risk people but the general public.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City reopens downtown restrooms, customer service window

With state restrictions beginning to ease during the Safer at Home Phase 2 order, the city of Hendersonville announced that it will ease some restrictions on in-person access at some city facilities and services.   Read Story »

Legislative News

GOP lawmakers seek to outlaw mail-only elections

RALEIGH — Republican lawmakers filed legislation last week to ban mail-only elections and tighten oversight for voting by absentee ballot.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Mills River plant makes the glue for emergency ventilator order

MILLS RIVER — In the midst of the current pandemic, time is of the essence. So, when the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services tapped Hamilton Medical Inc. to aid the national effort by producing 25,000 ventilators in record time, the company turned to its long-term partner Raumedic for a specialist silicone adhesive in short order.   Read Story »

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