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Henderson County News: DISH ON DINING: Indian Aroma Bistro spices up Main Street - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: DISH ON DINING: Indian Aroma Bistro spices up Main Street

Henderson County (Jul 8, 2023) - Hendersonville’s first and only Indian restaurant has offered diners a new taste experience since it opened in May at 502 N. Main St.

Henderson County News: Appalachian Mountain Brewery opens in Mills River - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Appalachian Mountain Brewery opens in Mills River

Henderson County (Jun 23, 2023) - Award winning beer and southern-inspired food drew hundreds of customers to the grand opening of Appalachian Mountain Brewery in Mills River on Friday.

Henderson County News: Mills River adopts budget - Hendersonville Lightning - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Mills River adopts budget - Hendersonville Lightning

Henderson County (Jun 23, 2023) - Mills River’s Town Council on Thursday adopted a 2023-2024 budget that lowers its tax rate by two cents whle eliminating hiring plans and cutting other expenses.

Henderson County News: Laurel Park embarks on six-year road improvement program - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Laurel Park embarks on six-year road improvement program

Henderson County (Jun 20, 2023) - Laurel Park’s Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approved a $7.38 million budget that will fund a large paving project in town that council members said was long overdue.

Henderson County News: Laurel Park adopts budget - Hendersonville Lightning - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Laurel Park adopts budget - Hendersonville Lightning

Henderson County (Jun 20, 2023) - Laurel Park’s Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approved a $7.38 million budget that will fund a large paving project in town that council members said was long overdue.