Rainy Day Activities in Hendersonville: How to Enjoy This Town Despite the Wet Weather

Henderson County in North Carolina has a rich history in apple growing, which has significantly shaped its cultural and economic landscape. This history and the annual Apple Festival tradition have roots that date back to the mid-1700s. The Rise of Apple Growing in Henderson County Early Beginnings: Apple cultivation in Henderson County started as far…

Introduction There’s something utterly captivating about the Blue Ridge Mountains in Western North Carolina. Their rolling peaks, cloaked in a blue mist, have stood as silent witnesses to centuries of natural history. But it’s from the air, with the aid of a drone, that their true majesty is fully revealed. In this blog, I’ll take…

Discover Tranquility on the Road Less Traveled For those who cherish solitude and the serenity of nature, Hendersonville and Asheville offer some hidden gems – lesser-known trails that are perfect for escaping the crowds and immersing yourself in the peace of the great outdoors. In this blog, we delve into some of these off-the-beaten-path trails,…

Introduction Interstate 26 (I-26) has been a significant factor in the development of Asheville and Hendersonville, North Carolina. Funded by the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, its construction and subsequent extensions have dramatically influenced these cities. This report explores the historical, cultural, economic, and artistic impacts of I-26, with a focus on its development timeline….