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Sherwood Forest Ladies Golf League results: The game on July 3 was a best-ball ribbon cutting game and we had a great turnout. Twenty-five women showed up to play the

Michelle Owens, a veteran tourism marketer with long-standing ties to Western North Carolina, has been named executive director of the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority. Owens brings nearly two decades of marketing and tourism experience to her new role, including six years as executive director of the Rutherford County TDA from 2009 to 2015. She emerged from a field of 40 applicants to fill the opening created by the retirement of Beth Carden on March 31. Owens takes the helm at a time of robust tourism activity in Hendersonville and Henderson County. New hotels and attractions ...

TDA column: Tourism Executive Director Beth Carden says farewell Beth Carden, TDA executive director As I quickly approach my retirement date of April 1, I wanted to take this opportunity to share an overview of my time as Henderson County Tourism Development Authority executive director. It has been one of the most rewarding jobs I have ever had in my 45-year career. I have said it many times over the years, especially during last year’s pandemic, how proud I am of Henderson County’s tourism industry and the local community for stepping up and keeping our economy going. Businesses and re...

Hendersonville Times-News Most Hendersonville events through July — including Love Hendo Saturday, Bearfootin' Reveal and Fourth of July fireworks — will happen this year as COVID-19 cases decrease, but logistics won't be final until closer to the event dates, officials said. Final decisions on holding some events will be determined by updated mass gathering mandates from Gov. Roy Cooper, Henderson County Tourism Development Authority Executive Director Beth Carden and Downtown Hendersonville Manager Jamie Carpenter said. Guidelines on proximity of booths, number of vendors and socia...

Camps are at home in Western North Carolina Chris Worthy, Asheville Citizen Times © Provided by Camp Pinnacle Scenes from Camp Pinnacle in Flat Rock, NC Sadie Evans is looking forward to spending part of her summer away from technology. The 12-year-old Spartanburg, South Carolina resident plans to attend Camp Pinnacle in Flat Rock for the sixth straight year. And she won’t miss her screens.  “It’s really fun to get off the electronics and hang out with kids your age and play outside,” she said. John Dockendorf, Executive Director of Camp Pinnacle, said that’s a f...