Stuck in Late Middle: The pandemic puzzle

Henderson County News

Mills River taking applications for town council vacancy

MILLS RIVER — The town of Mills River is taking applications to fill a vacancy on the Town Council through the end of April. The town council will interview applicants during a town board meeting May 14 and expects to make the appointment on May 28. All interviews and Town Council meetings are open to the public.     Read Story »

Hendersonville News

City crews place orange barricades to reserve parking for to-go orders

The city of Hendersonville and LoveHendo, the organization quickly formed this week to support restaurants and other local businesses during the coronavirus restrictions, have put up bright orange barriers on Main Street reserving parking space for customers picking up to-go orders.   Read Story »

Mills River News

Meadows quit after board banned digital signs, tightened design rules

Before he resigned from the Mills River Town Council, Richmond Meadows was on the losing end of several votes that made the town much more restrictive in its regulation of signs and commercial development.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

HHS junior describes what school is like now

Along with the widespread fear relating to the coronavirus, high school students, and students of all ages, are now working to navigate school work entirely from home.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Restaurants struggle to stay alive on to-go orders

The Sweet Frog frozen yogurt shop on Main Street would usually attract a sizable crowd on a warm day like Wednesday. Instead, by mid-afternoon, only three customers had showed up.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Council of State members question Cooper's restaurant shutdown order     Comments
• Running list of cancellations, postponements (free content)   Comments
• Government pauses, or goes on 6 feet apart, or under a picnic shelter     Comments
• No positive tests so far     Comments
• $59,156,818: County OKs final HHS price     Comments
• Village Council seeks 15 conditions on road project     Comments
• Let's help restaurants stay afloat     Comments
• Cooper orders restaurants to end dine-in service     Comments
• Schools launch plans for remote learning, childcare and takeout lunch   Comments
• City restricts visits to city hall, closes Whitmire Center     Comments
• Democratic nominee is 'no pushover,' Cawthorn warns     Comments
• IAM makes adjustments to continue crisis services     Comments
• A splendid 'Charlotte's Web' has a short run     Comments
• First positive case of coronavirus is person who visited Asheville last week     Comments
• Here's what schools are telling parents about the Learn from Home process     Comments
• County, Pardee announce drive-thru coronavirus test site at BRCC   Comments
• 'We could sweep North Carolina,' GOP convention chair says     Comments
• In coronavirus caution, Mills River Town Board moves meeting outdoors   Comments
• Playhouse suspends performances until April 23   Comments
• Families will receive Learn from Home materials Tuesday   Comments
• Governor closes schools, bans gatherings of more than 100   Comments
• Numerous churches cancel public worship services   Comments
• Parking lot full, toilet tissue shelves empty as shoppers stock up   Comments
• Blue Ridge Honor Flight postpones May trip   Comments
• Mills River council member resigns     Comments
• Running list of cancellations, postponements (free content)   Comments
• At 100 (on no meds), Dr. Moore reflects on a full life     Comments
• Brevard College extends spring break by a week   Comments
• Commissioners closing in on final OK for $65 million HHS project     Comments
• Two council members pushed for housing instead of hotel     Comments