Parkhill Honored With Long Leaf Pine At BRCC Retirment
Molly Parkhill receives the Order of the Long Leaf Pine at a surprise ceremony during her retirement reception at Blue Ridge Community College. She retires June 30 after 31 years at BRCC, with 10 as president, thanking faculty and staff for the honor and service to Henderson and Transylvania counties.
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Blue Ridge Community College
Molly Parkhill
Thomas Auditorium
BRCC
John McCormick Jr
Parkhill
Chuck Edwards
Raleigh
North Carolina
McCormick
Henderson County
Transylvania County
Roy Cooper
Sen
Edwards
Chuck McGrady
Hendersonville
Cody Henson
Rosman
McGrady
Henson
Brcc Board of Directors
Pardee Foundation honors top physician and philanthropist
Pardee Hospital Foundation named 2017 Physician of the Year Dr. Peter Goodfield and Philanthropist of the Year Mary Olson at A Black Tie Affair gala held at Blue Ridge Conference Hall BRCC. Goodfield leads HeartLife Cardiac Rehabilitation and serves as medical director at Pardee UNC Health Care as a board certified cardiologist.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Pardee Board of Directors
Pardee
Hendersonville
Olson
Pardee Hospital Foundation
Capital Campaign
Women Helping Women Initiative
California
John
Flat Rock
Blue Ridge Conference Hall
BRCC
Peter Goodfield
Pardee Unc Health Care
Mary Olson
Goodfield
HeartLife
Trash trout catches debris on Mud Creek river
Mud Creek in Hendersonville and Henderson County carries large amounts of trash into the French Broad River. The aquatic debris challenges water quality and habitat protection, affects aesthetics, economics, and public health, and has been listed as impaired since 2006 as the region's largest waterway conveyor.
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French Broad River
Henderson County
Asheville GreenWorks Organization
Mountain True
Asheville GreenWorks
City of
Hendersonville
Stormwater Department
Balfour Bridge
Asheville
United Way awards 1.53 million in Henderson County grants
The United Way of Henderson County approves a 2017/18 community investment of 1.53 million, funding 44 health and human service programs across 26 agencies. Goals support education, income, and health, with focus on kindergarten readiness, school success for low income children, financial stability, affordable housing, and reduced obesity, plus continued support for food, shelter, mental health, and domestic violence services.
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United Way of
Henderson County
Henderson County Health and Human Service
United Way
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Long Leaf Pine
Nel Club
ANE United
Helping Hand Development Center
Pardee Foundation