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Construction under way on Graveyard Fields trail connector

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Ashley Pipkin

NPS names new superintendent of Carl Sandburg Home

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Davis Mountain Road, creeks and rivers get major Helene relief grants

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Sheetz plans store on Upward Road across from QuikTrip

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Bike plan drop-in set for June 25 at Trailside

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Drivers of the 4.3-cent property tax increase include, clockwise from top left, $9 million in debt service for the $170 million courthouse-jail construction, a $4 million increase in pay for sheriff’s deputies and jailers, $50,000 for a Fletcher library feasibility study and a $1.2 million increase for the local teacher supplement. [PHOTOS BY AMY MCCRAW, DYLAN SHEEHAN, HENDERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS]

How county commissioners added $17.6 million to the budget

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Mill Spring man gets prison time for trafficking, weapons charges

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City offers $3.5M in tax incentives to lure factory employing 148 workers

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Firecracker Jazz Band kicks off Rhythm & Brews next week

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'Meals on the Bus' rolls this summer to feed schoolkids

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Former city resident remains in limbo as she fights old criminal charge

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A new display at the VFW in Hendersonville honors Korean and Vietnam war hero Col. Joseph Clemons. Pictured left to right are: Jim Gough with Military Officers Association of America; Sue Shultis, daughter of Col. Clemons; Pam Erwin with VFW Post 5206 Auxiliary and Bob Johnson, commander of VFW Post 5206.

VFW display honors hero featured in “Pork Chop Hill”

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County property tax increase derails city budget adoption

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The BorgWarner factory going up off McMurray Road in the Upward community (left) is not a data center. Neither is the vacant Coats America mill (right) in Laurel Park. [DYLAN SHEEHAN/Hendersonville Lightning]

The cultural mood turns sharply against AI data centers

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Farm bill appropriates $1.5 million for new EMS station

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City eyes accepting Etowah system's wastewater before 'catastrophic failure'

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Southern Railway's Asheville Special emerges from the 260-foot Burgin Tunnel, east of Ridgecrest, on July 24, 1949. [DAVID P. DRISCOLL/American-Rails.com collection]

Council endorses renewal of passenger rail service to Asheville

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Pardee hosts Walk-In Wednesday hiring events weekly through Aug. 26

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Henderson County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bill Lapsley holds up a copy the county’s proposed 2026-2027 budget during a meeting with other board members on Wednesday.

Commissioners raise property taxes after 5-hour meeting

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