Dining drama frames Hendersonville restaurant turnover
A South Carolina visitor finds Tractor Shed shut over Labor Day weekend as Hendersonville reels from restaurant turnover. The piece recaps local eateries from Square 1 to Flight downtown, notes chef Tom Young’s death, recession pressures, and rumors of new tenants including a possible Red Lobster, predicting a volatile market with evolving dining choices.
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Where Are Those Dumb Glasses The Empress Hides
A humorous reminiscence about chronic lost reading glasses, from cheap drugstore pairs to fashionable ones. The narrator recalls presbyopia, cataract surgery, and the daily hunt for misplaced eyewear, noting both spouses end up hiding each other’s readers in odd places.
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Hendersonville opens NC Victory center for GOP volunteers
Hendersonville hosts the 31st NC Victory office to mobilize conservative voters for Romney Ryan, McCrory, and Meadows. The center operates six days a week from 9 AM to 9 PM at 1034 Greenville Hwy Brookdale Square near Pita Express, welcome walk ins.
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Pita Express
Robert Danes
Hendersonville Lightning invites reader letters to editor
The Hendersonville Lightning requests letters to the editor by email at news@hendersonvillelightning.com, encouraging community readers to share brief opinions. Limit submissions to 200 words or fewer.
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