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Orange you into art?

Carolina Village will host an artist reception from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 21, featuring the artwork on display in the “Main Street” area of the facility through April. Twenty local artists have been selected with work ranging from oil paintings, acrylic paintings, pastel paintings, watercolors and mixed media work. Subject matter is governed by whatever interests the artists. You may see original landscapes, portraits, florals, still life, animals, or non-objective work. One area displays giclee prints. This third exhibit opened on Friday, March 15, and will run through Friday, May 3. The public is cordially invited to view the exhibit at any time during March and April, and to enjoy the talents present in our area.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (207)

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Tap Root developer drops apartments

A developer seeking approval for a major subdivision on the Tap Root Dairy property has dropped plans for apartments — removing one component of the proposal that has drawn neighborhood opposition.   Read Story »

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LIGHTNING EDITORIAL: Mill revitalization is worth celebrating

Construction signs were up and workers were on site at the historic Grey Hosiery Mill on Monday morning. As unremarkable as it looked, the magnitude of what had happened over the past 72 hours is impossible to overstate. This was big.   Read Story »

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Girl Scout installs Little Free Library in church garden

Rooted in Faith, a donation vegetable garden and ministry of First United Methodist Church, is on the receiving end of a donation from a local Girl Scout.   Read Story »

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William Killian, founding president of BRCC, dies at age 96

William R. "Bill" Killian, who as founding president led the growth of Blue Ridge Community College for 20 years, died Sunday at age 96.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Mill contractor has experience renovating historic factory       Comments
• Tax referendum may be a long shot       Comments
• Republicans circling if Henson resigns from House       Comments
• Charity event showcases 20 restaurants       Comments
• In what could be his last battle, McGrady tackles redistricting, liquor laws       Comments
• Bikes will be racing around Historic Seventh Avenue District on Sunday       Comments
• Council declines to scale back Seventh Avenue police headquarters       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (206)       Comments
• In return fire, Opp House asks court to dismiss lawsuit       Comments
• Conservancy saves Saluda land county eyed for firing range, training center       Comments
• Opportunity House faces questions about its openness and future plans       Comments
• New seating, hearing loop debut Friday at the Playhouse       Comments
• Champion Hills to unveil clubhouse makeover       Comments
• County inches closer to an SRO in every school       Comments
• Rising Leaders graduates ready for volunteer service       Comments
• City, Grey Mill developer finalize sale       Comments
• Democrats call for Henson to resign       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Kalman Sherman's trees, 'Right to Know,' Days of Caring       Comments
• Spring forward! (and check your smoke alarm batteries)       Comments
• HCT announces honors for 2018 season       Comments
• City to seek federal grant to hire 12 firefighters       Comments
• City formally asks for quarter-cent sales tax vote       Comments
• A second Democrat announces candidacy for state Senate       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (205)       Comments
• Clear Creek Road man faces drug charges       Comments
• Facing rising costs, city may seek sales tax referendum       Comments
• Senate confirms appointment of East Flat Rock native to appeals court       Comments
• Renee Kumor wins inaugural Dot Marlow Catalyst Award       Comments
• Laurel Park named a 2018 Tree City       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Honoring artists, Boy Scout volunteers; Jazz Appreciation month       Comments