Following its successful preseason jazz and classical guitar concerts in early June, Brevard Music Center (BMC) officially kicks off its 2018 season with an extended opening weekend of performances June 21st through June 26th.
Hendersonville Community Theatre presents Moonlight and Magnolias opening June 22nd and running through July 1st on the theatre’s intimate Second Stage.
Such an exciting time at area tailgate farmers markets — some of the most iconic summer produce arrived at markets this past week! From fruits to vegetables, the season is picking up, despite the rains that hit last month.
The Flat Rock Playhouse continues its 2018 Mainstage Series with the lighthearted and thought-provoking comedy, The Love List by Norm Foster.
Music on Main, the increasingly popular concert series, is returning to Downtown Historic Hendersonville this summer. The concerts will be held every Friday through August 17th.
Undaunted by the heavy rains and flooding of the past few weeks, ninety-six rubber ducks recently raced down the creek on Atkinson Elementary’s campus as second graders cheered them on.
Launched in 2011, the Rising Leaders Program is sponsored by Friday Staffing and Carolina Village and was created as a direct response to the need for a new generation of board members and key volunteers at Henderson County nonprofit agencies.
N.C. Department of Transportation officials have selected a tight diamond as the preferred design for the Interstate 40/U.S. 64 interchange at Burkemont Road in Morganton.
The N.C. Department of Transportation awarded a contract to Graham County Land Company on Monday for $1.49 million to clear a large landslide that has closed on N.C. 9 in the northeast corner of Henderson County.
With the arrival of the Lake Junaluska Singers, music is in the air, and it is officially summer at Lake Junaluska.
The Western Women’s Business Center (WWBC) will hold its fourth annual conference, “Planting Seeds, Inspiring Growth,” on Thursday, June 21st, from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm at the Mission Health/AB Tech Conference Center.
What started as a welcome home celebration for soldiers returning from World War I has become a treasured Hendersonville tradition on Main Street each summer. This July marks the 100th anniversary of Street Dances in downtown Hendersonville.
