City News
Hendersonville Tree Board and Bullington Gardens have created a new partnership to coordinate and expand Hendersonville’s commitment to its Bee City USA initiative. Bee City USA, a national program launched in 2012, supports and recognizes communities that work to sustain and protect pollinators...
Update 4/9/22 - All mulch material has been distributed. The Spring Mulch Giveaway is complete.
Update 4/4/22 - All the compost material has been distributed. There is still a limited amount of mulch remaining.
The City of Hendersonville has scheduled its seasonal mulch giveaway...
The City of Hendersonville will be offering Spring bulk leaf collection for City residents during the month of March. Bulk leaf collection will begin on Tuesday, March 1, and conclude on Thursday, March 31....
Henderson County Solid Waste is proud to be partnering with Asheville GreenWorks to bring Hard to Recycle events to Henderson County. We are excited to host Spring and Fall events in 2021!...
The City of Hendersonville is pleased to announce they are offering "Ivy" rain barrels again through their rain barrel program. The rain barrels are being offered at a discounted price to encourage residents to conserve precious water resources as well as to protect water quality.
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The City of Hendersonville has openings on various advisory boards and committees and is looking for community-minded residents to get involved with their local government.
“These boards are designed to give the public a voice in their government,” said Hendersonville Mayor Barbara Volk...
May 7, 2020-- Downtown Hendersonville is preparing for businesses to be open and ready to welcome customers back downtown in a safe and healthy way. Businesses can opt into the “SafeHendo” pledge to let customers know of the precautions they are taking to ensure the safety of their customers,...
March 20, 2020
The North Carolina Department of Public Health and Human Services has provided local governments additional clarification and guidance regarding Executive Order 118 and its impacts on restaurants and...
Difficult circumstances often bring out the very best in collective efforts, a trend the Friends of Downtown Hendersonville, Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, and a group of concerned citizen volunteers saw play out firsthand this week. Conceiving, creating and launching the "Love Hendo"...