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The city of Hendersonville and LoveHendo, the organization quickly formed this week to support restaurants and other local businesses during the coronavirus restrictions, have put up bright orange barriers on Main Street reserving parking space for customers picking up to-go orders. Read Story »
Clarifying the order that shut down dine-in restaurant service, the North Carolina Department of Public Health and Human Services told local governments that outdoor service is barred as well, ending a practice that restaurants in downtown Hendersonville had been using to continue to serve customers. Read Story »
Exercise, they say, is a good way to stay in good health and reduce stress. The amended prescription might be: Take it outside. Read Story »
Before he resigned from the Mills River Town Council, Richmond Meadows was on the losing end of several votes that made the town much more restrictive in its regulation of signs and commercial development. Read Story »
Along with the widespread fear relating to the coronavirus, high school students, and students of all ages, are now working to navigate school work entirely from home. Read Story »
The Sweet Frog frozen yogurt shop on Main Street would usually attract a sizable crowd on a warm day like Wednesday. Instead, by mid-afternoon, only three customers had showed up. Read Story »
The Henderson County school system has expanded its feeding program with buses delivering lunches to feeding sites. Numerous restaurants are also feeding kids for free. Read Story »
RALEIGH — On St. Patrick’s Day, Cary’s Carolina Ale House — garishly decorated with Irish food and drink ads — wasn’t teeming with its usual swarm of thirsty, hungry customers. Read Story »
Here is a roundup of the latest cancellations or changes. We add to the list as new cancellations and announcements arrive, so the newest are at the top. Read Story »
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