Hendersonville, NC and WNC News

Scare yourself with our complete guide to Halloween in Hendersonville, from haunted houses to terror trails to family friendly trick-or-treating.

Return to the Rock for the first time in nineteen months for a fresh new adaptation of Autumn at the Opry!

In addition to takeout and delivery, many of Hendersonville’s restaurants have reopened for indoor and outdoor dining service!

The latest flashpoint at North Carolina school board meetings is not the math curriculum or even the budget. It’s mask mandates.

During a bright and sunny pre-autumn day at the Hendersonville YMCA, 8-year-old Coa Myers proudly announced that he had learned how to cup water with his hands to swim back to safety. His classmate, Lauren Miller chimed in, “It’s really important to know because it helps you tread water if you get tired.”

October is a great time for planting pansies and purchasing spring bulbs. These gardening tips will help you get your garden ready for the cooler temperatures.

As the air chills in preparation for the Halloween season, Blue Ridge Community College’s Theatre Department is bringing the frights by hosting a full series of short films about local myths and legends titled “Haunted Hendo.”

Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler recently inducted two couples into the N.C. Mountain State Fair Livestock Hall of Fame.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued an emergency use authorization for the ACON Laboratories Flowflex Covid-19 Home Test, an over-the-counter antigen test, which adds to the growing list of tests that can be used at home without a prescription.

Made By The Water, a portfolio company of Wiregrass Equity Partners and owner-operator of Oyster City Brewing Company, has reached an agreement to acquire Catawba Valley Brewing Company.

For the second time in as many months, Rep. Madison Cawthorn faces a potential criminal complaint for carrying a weapon — in the latest incident, a “combat” automatic knife similar to a switchblade — in a public school building.

Nearly all 10,000 employees at state-operated healthcare facilities are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 and compliant with a mandatory vaccination requirement, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.