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Four charged with multiple felonies in home invasion

Henderson County sheriff’s detectives charged four people with multiple drug and robbery crimes after receiving a tip about a home invasion from a felon city police had arrested.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (232)

You won't want to miss this week's Lightning.   Read Story »

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Bruce Drysdale teacher is national winner of character education award

Megan Pridmore, a third grade teacher at Bruce Drysdale Elementary School, has been selected as the national elementary school winner of the 2019 Medal of Honor Excellence in Character Education Award by the Medal of Honor Character Development Program.    Read Story »

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LOCAL BRIEFS: Art winners, Christmas parade, grant writing, Saluda play

The Art League of Henderson County announced the winning artists for its 2019 Annual Fall Member Show at an opening reception on Nov. 5 at the Henderson County Public Library.   Read Story »

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KnollsCam: Bobcat carries chipmunk, squirrel to hungry kittens

A female bobcat who evidently is a very skilled hunter carries chipmunks and squirrels to her hungry kittens, says Thomas Brass, the wildlife enthusiast who makes video of the animals atop Haywood Knolls. Warning: the video contains images of the predator carrying her prey to the kittens.   Read Story »

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Caraker regrets not seeing through projects he 'stirred up'

The day after last week’s election, Hendersonville City Council member Steve Caraker described his disappointment in failing to win a fourth term, mainly because he won’t get the chance to see through projects he “stirred up” during his three terms on the board.   Read Story »

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Tickets still available for IAM concert featuring Up Dog

Tickets are still available for the 10th annual Warmth of Home Concert, a benefit for Interfaith Assistance Ministry, on Monday, Nov. 18, at the Flat Rock Playhouse.   Read Story »

News Archive

• Joiner handing off baton as HSO conductor       Comments
• Pubcycle is pedaling to the pints downtown       Comments
• Bearcat Nation to commemorate 1937 gym on Saturday (2)       Comments
• High school actors win awards at theater conference       Comments
• Outgoing Village Council majority remains in favor of road project       Comments
• Deadline nears for farmers to apply for disaster aid       Comments
• Study takes a look at possible Oklawaha Greenway extensions       Comments
• Rick Wood announces retirement from School Board       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (231)       Comments
• Flush with pride, city announces ribbon cutting for new rest rooms       Comments
• Early College science teacher honored       Comments
• Gash going from Bearcats to Bearkittens       Comments
• Kenmure Fights Cancer raises record $118,000 for Pardee, Advent       Comments
• City defends its openness on water extensions       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Historic headstone, holiday concerts, honoring Carolyn Justus       Comments
• Four Seasons tests virtual pharmacist care       Comments
• 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' opens at Playhouse       Comments
• Pardee Foundation leader to retire       Comments
• King and Church to be repaved by fall of 2021       Comments
• City OKs 332-home Clear Creek development       Comments
• Ask Matt ... about priciest home on the market       Comments
• Hembree leaving regional planning agency for Fayetteville-based role       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (220)       Comments
• Carolina Village, second largest life care campus in N.C., completes 90 new dwellings       Comments
• Snyder wins, Carland ousted in Mills River       Comments
• Hensley, Simpson win seats on Hendersonville City Council       Comments
• Blakely defeats incumbent Clark in Fletcher       Comments
• Anti-road slate rides 'Big Yellow Taxi' to victory       Comments
• Hot race in Flat Rock draws heavy turnout       Comments
• Grey Mill-to-Main corridor to get new sidewalks, street lamps, brick crosswalks       Comments