In-person early voting for the 2018 general election begins Wednesday, October 17 in North Carolina. Early voting continues through Saturday, November 3.
When Hendersonville Elementary students returned to school from intersession, they arrived at Camp Cubcat – complete with forest hallways, camping tents, and themed classrooms.
GF Linamar’s new die-casting facility in Mills River was recently certified LEED Silver by the US Green Building Council. LEED is the most widely used green building rating system in the world and is a globally recognized symbol of sustainability achievement.
Interfaith Assistance Ministry, the largest provider of crisis services to Henderson County residents, is now accepting turkeys, hams, and holiday foods for its 2nd Annual Holiday Food Drive.
Zoë Mihalas of Brevard was recognized at the 2018 National Meeting of Trout Unlimited (TU), receiving the organization’s prestigious National Award for Distinguished Service in Youth Education.
Thanks to generous support received from Hendersonville Pediatrics, Hands On! Children’s Museum is pleased to announce the continuation of its Nature Nuts initiative for the fall 2018 season.
Eat, drink, sing, dance, and help a local boy who is in need of a triple organ transplant! The fundraising benefit, titled A Black Tie Affair, takes place on November 9 from 8:00 pm to 2:00 am at Mack Kells, located at 160 Tunnel Road in Asheville.
This week is the very beginning of what’s considered to be kimchi season for Koreans and other kimchi enthusiasts around the globe. Kimchi is a fermented cabbage dish native to Korea and widely popular throughout the world.
The Blood Connection is asking blood donors to make a blood donation as soon as possible to prevent interruptions to the blood supply due to Hurricane Michael.
Residents in the Towne Forest neighborhood along Blythe Street will receive trees on Sunday, October 14, which they will plant at their homes. The 33 trees are provided at no charge by Hendersonville to homeowners who signed up to participate in its NeighborWoods Project.
Unfortunately, the 2018 Rhythm & Brews Concert Series will be unable to reschedule the Oct. 11 event moving forward and so this represents the closure of the 2018 season.
Luke Manuel, principal at Hendersonville Middle, was named the 2018-19 Principal of the Year for Henderson County Public Schools at a recent pep rally staged for the surprise announcement by district leadership.
