A Henderson County jury likely made state history when it returned a $101 million verdict against the Hajoca corporation last week, according to attorneys representing plaintiffs in the case.

At the developer’s request, the Henderson County Planning Board voted unanimously Thursday night to table its decision on whether to recommend commissioners greenlight a proposed townhome development ...

Garden Jubilee Saturday and Sunday turns downtown Hendersonville into a blocks-long super sale of flowers, vegetable sets, hanging baskets and more. It's kickoff weekend for the summer as ...

You'll want to pick up a copy of the Lightning's 2026 Summer Guide. You'll find coverage of festivals, hiking, biking, music, theater and more. It's on the street now and in subscribers' mailboxes ...

Superior Court Judge Athena Brooks ordered that 53-year-old Gudrun Linda Jean Casper-Leinenkugel remain in Henderson County’s Detention Center under no bond after hearing from o ...

Critics of downtown’s most prominent — and panned — piece of public art can rejoice. The “mountain fountain” is going away. Beloved by few — and sometimes mocked as the “mountain molar” — the copper ...

The owner of a 5-acre site on Cornerstone Way off Stoney Mountain Road is seeking a rezoning to permit 10 existing duplexes to be subdivided to create 20 townhome units and the addition of two new ...

The Henderson County Planning Board is scheduled to consider a request this week to rezone a 12½-acre tract of land off Asheville Highway near I-26 for a 102-unit townhome development. North Cureton ...

An East Flat Rock father is awaiting extradition from Louisiana on a child abuse charge after his 22-month-old daughter was seriously injured, according to Henderson County Sheriff’s Department. The ...

Henderson County natives Lutrelle and Carey O’Cain have plenty of family memories to draw on when it comes to the history, people and culture of the French Broad River Valley. [CONTRIBUTED] EDITOR’S ...

Rendering shows design of the new fountain on Main Street on the First Citizens Bank plaza. Critics of downtown’s most prominent — and maligned — piece of public art can rejoice. The “mountain ...