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Hendersonville launches ‘Bike Hendo’ plan

Hendersonville is launching Bike Hendo, a new bicycle plan that will help shape the future of biking and rolling in Hendersonville. Bike Hendo is focused on strategies and projects to make Hendersonville safer, more connected, and more bike-friendly for people who bike or roll for transportation, recreation and everyda
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Asheville attorney wins NC Bar Association award

Vincent D. Childress, a partner with Roberts & Stevens, has been recognized with the Centennial Award by the North Carolina Bar Association at the annual meeting of the Buncombe County Bar on June 10. The award recognizes attorneys from each judicial district for civic leadership, volunteerism and public service. “Thro
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Former Weaverville industrial building to become new pickleball facility

Great news for WNC pickleball fans: a new indoor facility with 12 professional-grade pickleball courts is scheduled to open in a former industrial building in Weaverville late this summer. The building will be rebranded as the Ballcrank Arcade & Fairgrounds, located on Reems Creek Road alongside the future greenway. Be
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Jabil expansion marks Henderson County economic development milestone

Jabil, one of the world’s largest health care manufacturing solutions providers, will be expanding its operations in Henderson County. The company plans to invest over $102 million and create more than 148 jobs with average wages exceeding $62,000. The new 180,000-square-foot facility will be located at the company’s e
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North Carolina jail administrator accused of giving inmate AR-15, taking inmate home for involuntary...

Officials shared a statement about the investigation about a Madison County chief deputy who allegedly pointed a gun at employees, gave an inmate a gun, and forced that inmate to do labor at his home.
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New school plans advance as Haywood Community College renovates building

HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Plans for a new school building in Haywood County are moving forward, while renovations continue at Haywood Community College. Work is underway in the college's Poplar Building, which is set to become the new home of Haywood Early College. The high school was previously located in the Dogw
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$10 million Swannanoa EMS station aims for 2027 opening

SWANNANOA, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Buncombe County is moving forward with construction of its first standalone Emergency Medical Services station, a project officials say will shorten ambulance response times in the Swannanoa Valley and improve emergency care for residents in eastern Buncombe County. The new EMS East stati
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World Monuments Fund Adds Black Mountain College Building to U.S. Preservation Watch List

Just in time for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, World Monuments Fund (WMF) has unveiled a list of 10 historic sites across the United States whose preservation is “essential to the richness and complexity” of the nation’s story. The sites range from colonial-era architecture and public health
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Black Mountain Town Council member resigns during budget adoption meeting

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. (828newsNOW) — During a special called meeting of the Black Mountain Town Council, council member Doug Hay announced his resignation, effective immediately. Hay’s announcement at the June 30 meeting followed the adoption of the Black Mountain Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget by Town Council. Doug Hay...
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IPEX responds to concerns over PVC pipe polluting French Broad River after Helene

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Nearly two years after Helene sent thousands of pounds of PVC pipe funneling into the French Broad River, questions remain about what is being done to prevent it from happening again. The heaps of pipe are linked to the international manufacturer IPEX, as local environmental...

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