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GENERATION NEXT: Apples, C-stores, home decor

Henderson County Business

GENERATION NEXT: Construction Companies

Affectionately nicknamed "Tom Thumb" as a toddler, James Wallace "Tommy" Cooper started work in 1964 and founded his own construction company three years later.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

GENERATION NEXT: Car dealers

It all began in 1940 when a father and his two sons bought a car dealership.   Read Story »

Henderson County Business

LIGHTNING EXCLUSIVE: Tax breaks, Wingate reaction, Treadway interview

Don't miss this week's print issue of the Hendersonville Lightning for an interview with Scott Treadway and Julian Brightman as they open "The Big Bang," new tax breaks for historic landmarks and the Lightning editorial on another idea for the Grey Hosiery Mill property.   Read Story »

Flat Rock Business

She'd 'get out of sick bed' to sell books

FLAT ROCK — Jinny Bell was horrified when a customer expressed surprise that the Flat Rock Book Exchange was open. The customer told her she heard it was going to close.   Read Story »

Fletcher Business

Park Ridge names nurse of the year

Park Ridge Health announced that Debra Williams has been selected as "Nurse of the Year."   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Frozen yogurt shop coming to Main Street

Frozen yogurt is coming to Hendersonville's Main Street.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Biz611 focuses on green, lean startups

Although Jonathan Butler has what may be the most energy efficient elevator in the state of North Carolina, he still does not want people to use it.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Van's Chocolates helps energy bar win top prize

Van's Chocolates of Hendersonville is a key ingredient of an energy bar that recently won the 2013 Flavor of Georgia food products contest in the Snack Foods Category.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Business

Mother Butter's is '"Cheers" with meatloaf'

Suni McMath says everyone has a memory of meals their grandmother made "and you knew she loved you.""We're trying to bring that menu back for people," she says.   Read Story »

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