East Henderson hires Justin Heatherly as head coach
Justin Heatherly, longtime Henderson County educator and coach, has been named head football coach at East Henderson High School replacing Mac McMillan who resigned after an 0-11 season. Heatherly led Hendersonville Middle School to two conference titles and a 32-16 record over six years while holding PE teaching duties.
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Health Department Wins Re accreditation in NC
The Department of Public Health earned re accreditation from the North Carolina Local Health Department Accreditation Board after meeting standards for public health services. The board visited in August 2016 and recommended accreditation, formalized later that year.
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Asheville Shop Owner Sentenced in Firearms Without License Case
An Asheville man, Conley Dale Patterson, 72, was sentenced to 48 months in prison for dealing firearms without a license. Judge Martin Reidinger ordered three years supervised release and $2,300 restitution. Investigators recovered at least 10 guns from the store, including seven rifles, two shotguns, and a pistol. Patterson operated the Asheville Combat Zone at 1472 Patton Avenue from 2009 to 2014 despite warnings from law enforcement. He pleaded guilty in August 2016 to one count of dealing in firearms without a license. He must report to federal prison to begin serving his sentence.
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Pardee Surgical Associates Move to New Health Sciences Center
Pardee Hospital announced the relocation of Pardee Surgical Associates to the new Health Sciences Center. Physicians and staff began seeing patients on Tuesday January 3 in a 100,000 square foot facility adjacent to the Cancer Center, with closer collaboration among surgeons oncologists and nurses and redesigned exam and meeting rooms for patients and families.
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Pardee Hospital Unveils Health Sciences Center Collaboration
Pardee Hospital launches a Health Sciences Center housing Pardee Surgical Associates cancer services and cancer center programs. The new building unites medical oncology radiation oncology cancer navigation and research with allied health labs for Blue Ridge Community College and Wingate University. The center is a partnership among Henderson County the City of Hendersonville Pardee Hospital Blue Ridge Community College and Wingate University.
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Flat Rock Playhouse gets $125,000 tourism grant
The Henderson County Tourism Development Authority approved a $125,000 grant to the Flat Rock Playhouse to attract out of town patrons. The funds will support print and digital campaigns, billboards, and media aimed at markets at least two hours away, with required spend tracking and outcome reporting.
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