Upwards of 5,000 protesters gathered in downtown Hendersonville March 28 for the third national No Kings day of anti-administration demonstrations.

Upwards of 5,000 protesters gathered in downtown Hendersonville March 28 for the third national No Kings day of anti-administration demonstrations.

Rowing teams and others returning to Lake Lure as it prepares to open for its first time since Helene are a "huge boost" for ...

Helene caused $5 billion in agricultural damage, out of an industry worth $111 billion. The application for infrastructure ...

HENDERSONVILLE – A Flat Rock woman pleaded guilty March 23 to two counts of indecent liberties with a child and one count of ...

A $1 rate hike each year will help fund Stormwater Department, which is working to improve city infrastructure to prevent ...

The Apple Ridge development, off Sugarloaf Road, includes 80 planned affordable units. 60 of them are set to be completed by ...

The Hendersonville No Kings event is being organized by Indivisible Henderson County NC and PERSIST of Henderson County in ...

Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro, a desktop computer used by creative professionals, after reportedly not updating it since ...

For Christel Walter, the decision to protect 135 acres along the Green River in Mill Spring goes back to her roots, growing ...

More protests are coming to North Carolina, Asheville included, on March 28. Here's what to know about the rights of ...