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During the homestretch of the 2024 election, I complained repeatedly about the absence of serious engagement by presidential and congressional candidates with the critical issue of the national debt. Most said virtually nothing about the eye-popping federal deficits of the past few years, while others claimed that excising “waste, fraud, and abuse” or “making billionaires pay their fair share” would solve the problem — which is mathematically impossible. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council’s affordable housing listening sessions, postponed due to Hurricane Helene response efforts, have been rescheduled. As the community recovers, addressing the housing crisis remains a top priority. The sessions will gather valuable input from residents to shape the city’s strategic housing plan. Read Story »
FEMA is looking for local people to serve as a community liaison — a fulltime job paying $60,000 to $113,000 a year — and also has openings in temporary roles lasting 120 days or longer. Read Story »
Two incumbents — both female business owners, entrepreneurs and moms of tweens or teens — are running for re-election to the Hendersonville City Council. Read Story »
Seat 3 of the District 42 bench seat is the only contested race among the four on the Nov. 5 ballot. Facing no opposition are incumbent District Court judges James Marshall, Gene Johnson and Kimberly Gasperson-Justice, all Republicans. The candidates for District Court Judge Seat 3 are Lora T. Baker, who is unaffiliated, and Monica Gillett, a Republican. District 42 is made up of Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties. Read Story »
NC campaigns neglected a critical issue
Rep. Edwards leads congressional delegation on tour of Helene damage
Affordable housing listening sessions resume Nov. 19
BOO! Treat Street carnival and costume contest takes place on Halloween
Candidates for Henderson County School Board are Republicans Robert Bridges, Beth Campbell, Amy Lynn Holt and Kathy G. Revis and Democrats Lesley Carey, Mary Ellen Kustin, Rhonda Mountain and Josh Williams. Read Story »
Running for state House District 113 are Democrat Michelle Antalec and Republican Jake Johnson, a three-term incumbent. Read Story »
Candidates for state House District 117 are incumbent Jennifer Capps Balkcom, a Republican, and Democratic challenger Steve Martinez. Read Story »