School Board candidate Rhonda Mountain answers a question during a forum Sunday as fellow candidates Mary Ellen Kustin and Josh Williams listen. Republican and Democratic candidates for School Board ...

Changes to early voting in Henderson County created traffic congestion and left some voters feeling confused as the first day of voting got underway last week.

Erin McMunigle, who was branded as "not a math person" in elementary school, has been honored as the Henderson County Public Schools Outstanding Mathematics Teacher of the Year.

U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards is defending FEMA's Hurricane Helene response, saying that after a "rocky start" FEMA aid specialists "are showing up for the people of Western North Carolina." ...

Harris and Walz have demonstrated the lifelong fidelity to our Constitution that we have always demanded from our leaders. And they exhibit the calm demeanor and adherence to the post-WWII bipartisan ...

Edwards omitted in his invitation numerous counties that were particularly hard hit and still suffering from ongoing transportation and water and sewer issues, including Buncombe and Madison counties ...

Josh Williams, 42, is a single father of a fourth-grade student in Henderson County public schools. A native of Hendersonville, he is a military veteran and owner of J Williams Financial Services. Why ...

Antalec: Josh Stein has my vote for governor because of his strong moral values; his proven track record of public service and protecting the rule of law; and his priorities of improving education and ...

Baker, 41, was appointed to the District Court bench in December 2023 by Gov. Roy Cooper. She earned her spot on the Nov. 5 ballot by collecting enough signatures to run as an unaffiliated candidate.

Candidates for the Board of Commissioners are Republican Sheila Franklin and Democrat Erik Weber in District 2 and Republican Jay Egolf, running unopposed in District 5. County commission candidates ...

Multipartisan Assistance Teams from the Henderson County Board of Elections is sending to four communities next to assist voters with absentee ballots post-Helene.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey has announced that victim assistance centers will open next week in Hendersonville, Jefferson, Waynesville and Marion to aid those affected by ...