Hendersonville’s 8th annual 5K Turkey Trot
The City of Hendersonville’s Wellness Committee will be hosting the 8th Annual Turkey Trot 5k Thanksgiving morning on November 26.
Woodfin says no to “affordable” 115 townhome project
The Woodfin Planning & Zoning Board handed developer Jamie Lopez a defeat to build a 115-townhome project at 300 Baird Cove.
North Carolina Mountain Ride on for August
The Cycle North Carolina Mountain Ride will take place in Forest City August 7th-9th, 2020, and the Mountains to Coast Tour is set to kick off on October 3rd, 2020.
Festivities abound for Labor Day weekend in Hendersonville
Hendersonville's annual apple festival parade was cancelled due to COVID-19. Instead, Downtown Hendersonville held a Labor Day celebration.
Barn preservation benefit to help artists and historic group
The Appalachian Barn Alliance (ABA) is partnering with local artists for a benefit art exhibit in the Asheville River Arts District during the month of October.
Dry Falls Brewing expands outdoors, adapting to state limits
Dry Falls Brewing Co. is a classic case of a local business turning a major drawback into positives, by greatly expanding its outdoor seating and year-round capacity to adapt to pandemic restrictions.
Mission Hospital is center stage in struggle against unionizing NC Nurses
Mission Health, the state’s sixth-largest hospital system, is fighting efforts to unionize 1,600 registered nurses across 18 counties in western North Carolina.
Part of US 25/70 near Marshall closed “indefinitely”
A recent landslide closed a stretch of Highway US 25/70 from about the Jupiter Road area to the Ivy River Road, causing traffic to either detour on I-26 to Mars Hill or onto a narrow two-lane road at Jupiter Road not fit for large trucks and not recommended by the NC Department of Transportation.
How about some pie, anyone?
Baked of Woodfin re-opened on July 15 for takeout.
Local twins excelling in education
Connor Davis and his twin sister Clay Davis are embarking on a new phase of their educations.