Hendersonville Declares Bee City USA Status
Hendersonville City Council, after input from the Tree Board and Environmental Sustainability Board, designates the city as Bee City USA. The Public Works Department will sponsor the program and educational events, habitat plantings, bee news on the website, and at least one Bee City sign. The effort complements America in Bloom and local attractions like the Apple Festival and monarch waystations.
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Community TV channel should not stream radio broadcasts
A former Morton Grove cable commissioner recalls rules for Continental Cable that created a public access channel run by the Village Cable Commission with studios at the public school and community college. He warns Morris Broadband channel 11 should not stream radio and notes upcoming student produced programs and classes at the community college and Flat Rock Playhouse.
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Community generosity fuels youth talent and arts
In Hendersonville area, a generous community supports schools, nonprofits, and arts. The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra concluded its 2014-15 season with 16-year-old pianist Kiften Loomis winning the Young Artist Competition, delivering a stunning Rachmaninoff. Local high schools perform spring plays, and Flat Rock Playhouse showcases talented students, reflecting strong parental involvement and community investment in youth futures.
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