Top News Stories

UPROAR IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD IN HENDERSONVILLE FIGHTING GUN RANGE
— A groundswell of public opposition is growing rapidlyagainst the recently approved gun range project, with multiple formal appeals already filed,potential lawsuits pending, and a community petition surpassing 800 signatures andclimbing daily.... Link to Full Story

HENDERSONVILLE'S GARDEN JUBILEE A BLOOMING TRADITION RETURNS FOR 2025
The 33rd Garden Jubilee presented by Stuller Power Solutions will be held on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Memorial Day weekend. With over 150 plant and craft vendors lining Main Street, Downtown Hendersonville will be... Link to Full Story

BLUE RIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WELCOMES DR. CONSTANCE (CONNIE) WOLFE AS NEW EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMS
Blue Ridge Community College is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Constance “Connie” Wolfe as the College’s new executive vice president of programs as of May 15, 2025. In this senior leadership role, Dr. Wolfe will oversee key areas of... Link to Full Story

WEST HENDERSONVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH PRESENTS SUPERHEROES OF THE BIBLE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL BEGINS SOON
: Get ready to unleash your inner superhero at Vacation Bible School (VBS) this June! Join us from June 8th to 11th, from 6 pm to 8 pm, for a fun-filled adventure where we'll explore the incredible stories of the Superheroes of the Bible: Noah,... Link to Full Story

LOCAL CONTRACTOR REPORTS UP TO 15 NEW BAT CAVE AREA MUDSLIDES LANDSLIDES AFTER RAIN
Local excavator and WNC Hero Jake Jarvis has not stopped working in Bat Cave since rounds of rain overnight caused additional mud and landslides. "People are heartbroken. They're stressed," said Jarvis, who has worked on homes, ensuring their... Link to Full Story

HENDERSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS ENDING FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM AMID RISING COSTS
The Henderson County Board of Public Education could potentially end its free student breakfast program due to rising food prices and insufficient federal funding to cover food inflation. During a recent meeting, board members discussed the... Link to Full Story