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Henderson County is replete with dozens of communities of all sizes that began in the past but unfortunately while some survive others have not.

The local chapter of Project Linus honored over 100 volunteers at an old-fashioned ice cream social. These volunteers create and donate handmade blankets and quilts, which are given to children

Olympic rowers have hit out at plans for a new pier for Uber Boats in South West London, claiming it will interfere with the famous Oxford-Cambridge…

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View Comments ASHEVILLE - A business with a mission to build opportunities for people with special needs targeted Asheville for expansion last year. Now, Howdy Homemade Ice Cream has a home at 64 Long Shoals Road in Arden. Pete and Betsy Brewer will be behind the new location of Howdy Homemade Ice Cream. Founded in Texas by Tom Landis, Howdy became one of the state's top employers of special needs workers. The Brewers moved to Asheville in 2008 with their two daughters, Madeline and Annie. Annie, a junior at T.C. Roberson High School, also has autism.  "Betsy and I have, for quite a few y...