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Hendersonville News

Stonewalling art proposals, council settles on welcome sign

Grand visions of a soaring piece of public art on Main Street gave way to a clock tower and now a stone welcome sign.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

YMCA pool to reopen at 9 a.m. Tuesday

The Henderson County YMCA pool will reopen Tuesday after workers repaired skylights and loose plaster that had started to fall from the ceiling.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Mills River OKs new walking trail at park

MILLS RIVER — The Mills River Town Board on Thursday authorized a contract for a local construction company to build a 4,170-foot walking trail that loops from Town Hall to the edge of the Mills River at the town park.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Christian School to disburse $55,000

Only one creditor has responded so far to a call from the Hendersonville Christian School to make a claim for unpaid bills.   Read Story »

Flat Rock News

VILLAGE COUNCIL SAYS YES TO PARK

FLAT ROCK — The Flat Rock Village Council voted unanimously Thursday morning to move forward with negotiations to buy Highland Lake Golf Course and develop it as a passive park.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City to improve web access downtown

Web surfers from here and afar should be able to catch free Wi-Fi on Main Street by May.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Mills River Lions serving St. Paddy's Day dinners

MILLS RIVER — The Lions Club of Mills River will be holding a St. Patrick's Day Dinner on Saturday, March 16, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Mills River Community Building, 120 School House Road, Mills River.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

National Climatic Data Center report blizzard of '93

Here is the report issued by the National Climatic Data Center's Neal Lott on May 14, 1993:   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Storm glance: Impact felt from Maine to the Keys

The "Storm of the Century" struck the eastern seaboard March 12-15, 1993.   Read Story »

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