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Hendersonville News

DISH ON DINING: 'Meat and 2,' as only chef Jesse can spin it

Known for her creative and bold renderings of appetizers, tapas and entrees, Jesse Roque at first surprises with the newest chapter in her varied cooking portfolio.   Read Story »

Hendersonville News

SERPENTINE SOLUTION Part 2: How visionary leaders achieved a radical change and saved downtown

Second of the Lightning’s two-part report on how the transformative streetscape change in 1976 made Hendersonville’s downtown sustainable for decades to come.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

Serpentine solution timeline

Timeline for Hendersonville's downtown revitalization in the mid-1970s.   Read Story »

Henderson County News

LIGHTNING PHOTOS: Farm City Day

Little kids, older retirees and many folks in between turned out Saturday for the annual Farm City Day, a celebration of Henderson County's agricultural heritage.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

Farm City Day honors farm family of the year

A father-and-son team who bulldozed their apple orchard and replaced it with blackberry vines was honored Saturday as the Farm City Day Farmers of the Year at the annual celebration of Henderson County's agriculture heritage at Jackson Park.   Read Story »

Edneyville News

School system names principal of the year (2)

John Shepard, principal at North Henderson High, was named the 2019-20 Principal of the Year for Henderson County Public Schools on Friday when district administrators surprised him with the honor during a regularly scheduled Homecoming pep rally.   Read Story »

News Archive

• City's first pubcycle set to roll next month       Comments
• Hot tub mist suspected in Legionnaires' outbreak at fair       Comments
• Four Seasons breaks ground on Barber Veterans Memorial Garden       Comments
• Raccoon that fought with dog had rabies       Comments
• DISH ON DINING: Three Chopt extends hours, expands menu       Comments
• Reopening of Greenville Highway is delayed       Comments
• Bus in ditch spotlights Flat Rock Village Council campaign issue       Comments
• Public information meeting is set on HHS construction       Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (227)       Comments
• County up to 33 confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease       Comments
• Old HHS, Ninth Avenue School yearbooks digitized, available to public       Comments
• Health officials probing Legionnaires outbreak urge fair-goers to fill out survey       Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Fundraiser honors Tolleson, plant sale, pet blessing, history talk       Comments
• U.S. Rep. Collins, an HHS graduate, resigns ahead of planned guilty plea       Comments
• Volunteer firefighters get half-price hunting and fishing licenses       Comments
• ArtScape committee seeks artists, volunteers       Comments
• Program explores Dylan's visit with Sandburg in 1964       Comments
• Drought triggers stage 1 water conservation measures       Comments
• Home search turns up 1.4 pounds of meth       Comments
• Baker's Box moving across town, will expand menu       Comments
• City wins $1.25 million federal grant for 12 new firefighters       Comments
• Sandburg house tours are free on Saturday       Comments
• County schools among best in nation for percentage of certified teachers       Comments
• SERPENTINE SOLUTION: How a Colorado model inspired Hendersonville's downtown revitalization       Comments
• Cummings Cove residents raise $23,000 for Head Start center     Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (226)       Comments
• Thrive hires full-time fundraiser       Comments
• NCDOT poised to award $271 million contract for I-26 widening       Comments
• League hosts candidate meet and greet on Oct. 7     Comments
• League of Women Voters presents Part 2 of immigration series     Comments