The Mills River Fire Department, in partnership with the Mills River Parks and Recreation Department and the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office, is bringing Santa Claus to Mills River neighborhoods on Saturday, December 10, 2022, at 9:00 am.
For more than one hundred years, the Kiwanis Club of Hendersonville has been serving the children and youth of Henderson County.
On Giving Tuesday, people around the globe will come together in unity and showing kindness and generosity in all its forms by giving their voice, time, money, goods, and advocacy to support communities and causes.
The Hendersonville Honeycrisps, based in Hendersonville, NC, has been purchased by Third Street Sports, an ownership group made up of Kyle Aldridge, Doug Roper III, and Brad Morrison who are all childhood friends.
As we head into fall wildfire season in North Carolina, the N.C. Forest Service and the USDA Forest Service urge visitors and North Carolinians to be cautious with campfires and when burning yard debris.
A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas kicks off the holiday season with a Flat Rock tradition! Bring the whole family to this dazzling holiday celebration, Playhouse-style!
Discover the magic of the season with a choose-and-cut Christmas Tree adventure at Tom Sawyer’s Christmas Tree Farm and Elf Village, nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina overlooking beautiful Lake Glenville.
Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. But that was not always the case.
As we enter the holiday season, November is historically one of the hardest months for food banks across the country. Many North and South Carolinians are either looking for ways to help those in need or looking for help themselves.
The nation’s largest Annual National Gingerbread House Competition returned for the 30th year to The Omni Grove Park Inn after introducing new specialty awards, a new judge, increased prizes, and more.
Brevard concludes the most historic season in the program’s NCAA-era history, with its first USA South Conference championship and a debut appearance in the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament.
An outspoken member of the Asheville Art Museum’s board, the only current trustee to speak publicly about employee complaints of mistreatment, was recently ousted from the board and removed as a museum volunteer.
