Born out of the destruction of a civil war, First Presbyterian Church of Hendersonville has quietly become a beacon of unity and hope in the community for 150 years. The historic brick church that has remained the one constant along an ever-evolving Gallatin Road officially marked its sesquicentennial on Oct. 9. “This is a really… Keep Reading
HENDERSONVILLE – The Hendersonville Lady Commandos repeated as District 10-AAA Tournament Champions following a 4-0 win over Gallatin Thursday night. “You never get used to this,” Plummer said. “It’s like eating ice cream, you always want a little more. We got the job done tonight. It wasn’t always pretty, but we got the job done.… Keep Reading
What would your day be like if you had no access to clean water? This is the question the City of Hendersonville is proposing as they join water utilities, elected officials, community leaders and businesses from across the country on Oct. 23. Imagine a Day Without Water is a nationwide day of education and advocacy… Keep Reading
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The City of Hendersonville says it is ramping up efforts on a project to upgrade hydrants throughout its water system, but particularly inside the city limits, where the majority of the older hydrants are located. “Our hydrant replacement program is aimed at improving public safety and reliability,” said City Manager John Connet.… Keep Reading
Residents will soon see construction and restoration efforts taking place as part of Hendersonville’s Multi-Area Streambank Restoration Project. The project will restore about 11,000 linear feet of streambanks at 13 sites throughout the area. The plan aims to protect existing water and sewer infrastructure while improving stream health and water quality… Click here to view… Keep Reading
When she was a little girl, Danielle Stepp McCall remembers that after school, the bus would drop her, her sisters and her cousins off at Stepp’s Hillcrest Orchard. The third-generation — now raising a fourth — 70-acre working farm in Hendersonville is now celebrating its 50th anniversary as a U-pick apple orchard. “We would play in the apple… Keep Reading
Brother Wolf Donor to Match Up to $4,000 in Donations Now through Oct. 25, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue will be promoting “Tricks for Treats,” a matching gift challenge that will raise money to buy toys, treats, and food for Brother Wolf’s animals in conjunction with the Halloween season. Tricks for Treats is made possible by… Keep Reading
The Cantrell Creek Trail Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Oct. 16 The Pisgah Conservancy (TPC), Trout Unlimited (TU), the U.S. Forest Service, and a group of supporting organizations are pleased to announce a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 16, to celebrate the conclusion of the Cantrell Creek Project. The ceremony will begin at 11 am… Keep Reading
City of Hendersonville Announces Start of Fall Bulk Leaf Collection The City of Hendersonville has begun its fall bulk leaf collection for city residents. Bulk leaf collection will continue throughout the season and conclude on December 31. Residents are asked NOT to bag their leaves; simply rake leaves as close to the street, curb, or… Keep Reading
Boyea’s photo fetches $1,000 in cancer benefit auction Jubilation!, a photo by Henri Boyea of Henri B. Photography, received a high bid of $1,000 at the first annual Butterfly Benefit in Denver last month. A radon mitigation business owner and local photographer, Boyea currently has work displayed at ArtMob Studios downtown and Appalachian Coffee Co.… Keep Reading
