Scott McGill of Brevard College won the Male Varsity Individual Omnium National Championship for the best overall rider at the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships.
Spring is in the air and pollen is back with a vengeance. With many people feeling the effects of allergy season, The Blood Connection is asking those who feel well to donate blood now.
In Henderson County, year-over-year sales declined 6.4 percent in April 2019, with 160 properties sold compared to 171 sold in April of last year. The average sales price of $298,635 decreased 1.6 percent, while the median sales price (281,250) rose 6.1 percent compared to April 2018.
At a recent groundbreaking ceremony, Brevard Music Center proudly revealed the early stages of a breathtaking new lakeside structure—its first major construction project in more than 50 years.
Mountain bikers recently gathered in Brevard for the Roam Bike Fest and spent part of their day building 57 bicycles for students they’d never met.
Arts and crafts specialists are being sought by Mills River Presbyterian Church to participate in a craft show and sale on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019.
Mast General Store will celebrate this year’s Land Trust Day on June 1, marking the 16th year for this important event. Land conservancy partners will be in each location sharing news of their latest easements, upcoming hikes and outings, and how you can help save open spaces.
Community Foundation of Henderson County is currently accepting nominations for the Richard C. and Vina L. Sauer Charitable Leadership Award.
In an effort to increase the ability to provide astronauts nutrients on long-duration missions as the agency plans to sustainably return to the Moon and move forward to Mars, the Veg-PONDS-02 experiment is currently underway aboard the International Space Station.
Hendersonville Pride Day will be a day of commemoration; of food, fun, and festivities; and a day for the entire community to celebrate our inclusivity and diversity.
Have you tried shiso? This herb, also called perilla, is in the mint family and is most familiar as the garnish on a sushi platter.
Friends of the Smokies specialty license plates in North Carolina and Tennessee are driving improvements all over the park.
