Retirement

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Ardenwoods Announces Sarah Marr as New Executive Director

Mar 31, 2026 04:21PM ● By WNC Business

Executive Director Pam Pate retires after 23 years, leaving the community in familiar hands.

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Carolina Village Plans Expansion to Meet Needs of Local Retirees

Mar 18, 2026 02:08PM ● By WNC Business

Carolina Village hopes to add 60 new independent living residences and a host of new and improved amenities on 3 acres of its 98-acre campus, subject to the results of a rezoning request and City Council approval.

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Carolina Village Welcomes New Dining Director

Jan 28, 2026 01:44PM ● By WNC Business

Susan Davila will manage the dining program at Hendersonville’s only Type-A Life Care Continuing Care Retirement Community/Life Plan Community

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Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Community Announces Major Expansion

Dec 04, 2025 12:22PM ● By Jason Gilmer

The nearly $400 million project will add 165 new Independent Living Units; 10 Assisted Living, 12 Memory Care, and 12 Skilled Nursing units

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Community Foundation of Henderson County President and CEO Plans for Retirement

Nov 20, 2025 12:44PM ● By WNC Business

McCray Benson has served CFHC and the community for more than 20 years.

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Women in Business: Sarah Marr

Oct 30, 2025 04:38AM ● By Emma Castleberry

Ardenwood's Associate Executive Director is committed to the residents of her community.

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Community and Compassion Inspire New Caring Transitions Owners in Hendersonville

Oct 28, 2025 04:40PM ● By WNC Business

After losing their home and business in a fire, Stu and Dee Senter turn hardship into hope—launching Caring Transitions to serve families navigating life’s toughest transitions.

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Building Sustainability in Aging Services: Mountain Aging Partners’ Approach

Oct 28, 2025 11:40AM ● By Elizabeth Williams, executive director of Mountain Aging Partners

Our median age is already significantly higher than the state’s, and the number of older adults continues to grow at one of the fastest rates in North Carolina.

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