Wrapping up the best of the holiday season into one production, A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas is now on the MainStage through December 22. This holiday tradition brings audiences to their feet for a standing ovation year after year.
Come home for the holidays this year and join the community on Sunday, December 16 for a self-guided tour of five of Hendersonville’s unique historic inns! Cookies and other refreshments will be available at each stop.
For sixteen years and counting, A Swannanoa Solstice has welcomed the winter season, delighting local audiences with its world-class display of folk music and becoming a beloved holiday tradition, drawing more devoted fans each year.
For the sixth year in a row, Etowah Elementary School has received recognition as a top ranking Title I school and was eligible for consideration for representing North Carolina as the National Title I Distinguished School Award.
Open Enrollment for 2019 Marketplace insurance ends Saturday, December 15. This means you have just a few days to enroll in, re-enroll in, or change a 2019 Marketplace plan.
The 1 ¼ hour round-trip excursion comes to life as the train departs the Bryson City depot for a journey through the quiet wilderness for a special visit at the North Pole.
The Land of Sky Regional Council has awarded Hendersonville City Manager John Connet the Robert E. Shepherd Excellence in Local Government Award.
It’s cold outside, and the last thing you are thinking about is your lawn or garden. There are, however, some chores that need to be done in December.
The Blood Connection has announced a critical need for O-negative blood donors in response to multiple traumas at local hospitals.
UNC Asheville’s Great Smokies Writing Program (GSWP) will present eleven courses this spring for community writers. The courses will be offered in locations throughout Asheville, Black Mountain, Burnsville, and Hendersonville.
Sure, holiday farmers markets are focused on gifts right now, but market shoppers still want to get groceries each week. What produce and gifts can you expect to find at area farmers tailgate markets now?
In Staci Baker’s 4th grade class, body wash, toothbrushes, and baby wipes are helping her students learn long division.
