DNA: A Challenge to Evolutionary Theory
DNA's primary challenge to evolutionary theory is its immense complexity.
Local Man Sentenced to Over 9 Years in Prison for Multiple Felonies
Lafoy Ball Jr., 57, of Hendersonville, was sentenced to a minimum of 110 months and a maximum of 144 months in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of Felony Larceny, including one Felony Larceny from a Construction Site, and acknowledging his status as a Habitual Felon.
Pintacuda Recounts Mt. Kilimanjaro Trek
On Tuesday, July 9, 2024, Mills River Presbyterian Church continued its bi-monthly Church Chat series with a presentation by Lucretia Pintacuda. Starting at 7:00pm, Pintacuda shared her story of challenge and accomplishment as she journeyed to climb the 19,341-foot summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro with Parkinson’s Disease. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 2017, Pintacuda resides in […]
The Allen School: Educating African Americans in Western North Carolina
This state historical marker is located on College Street near Oak Street, in Asheville, and reads, “Allen School – Established in 1887 to educate African Americans in western N.C. Emerged as residential preparatory school for Black women. Was 1/3 mi. E until 1974.” According to the historical sketch accompanying the marker on the state website, […]
City Launches Community Space Upfit Project
The City of Asheville’s Community Space Upfit Project, funded by federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, bridges the digital divide and promotes equity by providing technology and infrastructure for virtual community meetings and emergency briefings.
Christ School’s Astounding Aviation Program
Christ School's Aviation Program, led by pilots Thornbury and Hoffert, offers students hands-on flight training, access to advanced simulators, and a focus on safety. Students prepare for FAA certifications and future careers, making it a unique opportunity for aspiring pilots at this private boys high school in Arden.
Mission Performs First TriClip in North Carolina
A surgical team at Mission Health, led by Dr. Michael Chenier, has successfully completed the first TriClip intervention in North Carolina. Approval for the procedure was expedited, so, until more data is collected guaranteeing its safety, the FDA recommends that its use be limited to specially-trained, multidisciplinary teams at large-volume centers.
Henderson County Unveils Hub for Veterans Services
Henderson County unveiled the newly renovated Veterans Services Building with a ribbon cutting ceremony and public tours.
He-Said/She-Said from the Library Brawl
Three locals attended what appeared to be a training session for guerrilla warfare, free and open to the public and on public property. They were called out as Zionists and a fight ensued. The "Zionists" were the only ones treated for minor injuries after the police arrived, and the police are requesting help identifying perpetrators in the ongoing investigation.
Magnificent Sidewalk Art Has ‘Bear Necessities’
Hendersonville’s mile-long Main Street is alive again with those colorful Bearfootin’ Artwalk bear figurines for the summer and into autumn.