Love is in the AirFeb 8, 2010OK fellas, you’re officially under the gun. Valentines Day is less than a week away, so if you want to stay out of the doghouse, you better start making plans for a romantic evening with your... |
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Let the Campaigns BeginFeb 8, 2010The 2010 election season opened Monday with candidate filing at the Henderson County Board of Elections, but there was hardly a rush of candidates on the first day. |
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Miller Wants to Bring 'Common Sense' to CongressFeb 5, 2010As the founder of HonorAir, Jeff Miller has traveled to the nation’s capital more times than he can remember. Miller is now hoping he will see even more of D.C. as a U.S. congressman. |
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Main Street Getting a Pet BoutiqueFeb 4, 2010A new store about to open in downtown Hendersonville is going to the dogs. Wag! A Unique Pet Boutique will open Feb. 26, owner and animal lover Caroline Gunther said Thursday. |
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Call for Young ArtistsFeb 4, 2010The Arts Council will showcase the artistic creations of Henderson County students at the Artists of Tomorrow/Secondary School Exhibition from April 9 – May 1. The exhibition is open to all... |
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Job of the Week: See the Light in East Flat RockFeb 3, 2010Are you an engineer with a background in lighting design? Adecco has posted a one-year contract position for a product engineer for a company in East Flat Rock. The position requires a degree... |
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A Super Benefit at Flat Rock CinemaFeb 3, 2010How would you like to watch the Super Bowl on an 18-foot HD screen and help the people in Haiti while enjoying the big game? Flat Rock Cinema will make it possible this Sunday when it hosts a Super... |
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Taste of HendersonvilleJan 22, 2010Sample fare from some of Hendersonville's best purveyors of food and wine at the upcoming Vintage Carolina, a fundraiser for the Community Foundation of Henderson County. The event is scheduled for... |
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Chocolate Fest for Kids Only at Terra SummerJan 12, 2010Terra Summer in Mills River will host a chocolate-making class for kids only (ages 10-14), led by Asheville chocolatier Theresa Green, owner of UliMana Chocolates. The class is scheduled for... |
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Stovetrotters Closes, Assets for SaleJan 8, 2010StoveTrotters restaurant has closed. The lease and the assets are being offered for sale. |
Hand On! - A Child's Gallery is Seeking VolunteersHands On!-A Child’s Gallery, the educational children’s museum on Main Street, is looking for volunteers. Hands On! is open Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-5:00, and volunteer opportunities include... |
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Can You Throw a Great Party? Do You Love Mingling with Art-Lovers?The Hospitality Committee of the Arts Council of Henderson County has an important mission for you. They're forming an A-Team of experts in food, flowers, fun and beverage pouring to make the 2010... |
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Help Out The Free ClinicsDo you really want to make a difference in someone's life? The Free Clinics needs volunteers to assist in providing care for low-income, uninsured residents of our community. Medical... |
Professional wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes appeared at the 1st Choice Auto Center at Hunter Chevrolet to mingle with fans, sign some autographs, pose for pictures and relive some of his glory days as one of wrestling’s biggest names in the 1970s and 1980s.
Members of Mills River Presbyterian Church tackle a gigantic jigsaw puzzle.
The town's parade made its way down U.S. 25 before crowds of people lining the highway.
Paul Bondarenko can thank Mezzaluna for his Sunday evening $200 windfall, all because of a ping-pong tournament.
Hendersonville residents young and not-so-young all turned out for the big Halloween bash on Main Street.
The apple displays along Downtown Hendersonville's streets were auctioned off to benefit Downtown Hendersonville, Inc. and local charities.
The glitterati and the cognoscenti were out in full force at Delton & David's smash disco ball.
The Stringalong Band played to a packed house at Carolina Village.
The Pardee Health Education Center celebrated 20 years of health promotion service on October 13 with music, refreshments, giveaways and a ribbon cutting.
Kids reigned at the YMCA's 50th Anniversary celebration on Saturday October 10. And, as if clowns, music and dancing weren't enough, free ice cream made it an event to remember.
20 area jewelry makers showed their wares at a jewelry market on October 3.
The 54th annual Farm City Day, a celebration of farming culture and history, was held on Saturday October 3 in Jackson Park.