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Democrat withdraws from House 117 primary

Henderson County News

Pair charged with attempted murder after parking lot shooting

Hendersonville police charged two men with attempted first-degree murder on Tuesday after one person was shot shortly before 6 p.m. in the parking lot at Norm’s Minit Mart on Dana Road, the city said.   Read Story »

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Schumacher named staff person of the year for N.C. community colleges

Blue Ridge registrar Sara Schumacher was recently named recipient of the 2020 North Carolina Community College System Staff of the Year Award.    Read Story »

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Laurel Park OKs 129-unit senior living development

LAUREL PARK — The Laurel Park Town Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to annex property on U.S. 64 for a 129-unit senior living development, disappointing a room full of homeowners who opposed the plan with often hostile and personal attacks on the elected leaders.   Read Story »

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Two Pardee physicians named 'Best Doctors'

Infectious disease specialist Chris Parsons and oncologist James M. Radford have been named among the Best Doctors in America for 2018-2019, Pardee UNC Health Care announced.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

Deputies charge juvenile with shooting at Edneyville Community Center

Henderson County sheriff's deputies charged a juvenile with a shooting Monday night that left the victim in Mission Hospital with a stomach wound, the sheriff's office said.   Read Story »

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City, developer try to reassure Hood Heights homeowners over sewer line

Weeks ago, homeowners in Hood Heights, a neighborhood of nine homes on a short dead-end street off Erkwood Drive, watched with alarm as surveyors set up their transits and began taking land measurements.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

MLK Unity Breakfast attendees honor Ninth Avenue School

Members of the community on Martin Luther King Jr. Day remembered the old Sixth Avenue and Ninth Avenue schools, 55 years after the last school bell marked the end of “separate but equal” racial segregation in Hendersonville schools.   Read Story »

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Former HHS band director wins Golden Rose Award

Fran Shelton, who retired as Hendersonville High School in 2015, was honored recently with the Golden Rose Award, the highest honor from the Women Band Directors International.   Read Story »

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Indoor bike park, climbing gym opens soon

MILLS RIVER — A major climbing and biking adventure facility is opening soon in Mills River.   Read Story »

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