Politics

Politics heats up in once tranquil Flat Rock

Four Seasons Politics Archive

• Candidates file campaign finance reports   Comments
• League hosts program on N.C. school voucher program   Comments
• City sets second round of 'Council Conversations'   Comments
• Johnson becomes youngest member of N.C. Legislature   Comments
• Farmers, schools suffer because of budget standoff, Edwards says   Comments
• GOP leaders make pick for Henson seat   Comments
• Democrat announces bid for McGrady seat   Comments
• State GOP demands quick action on Henson replacement   Comments
• Republican chair declares North Carolina key to Trump re-election   Comments
• Road widening opponents file lawsuit over Flat Rock sign ordinance   Comments
• Cooper appoints new county Elections Board chair   Comments
• One day after guilty plea in cyberstalking, Henson resigns   Comments
• McGrady's bill to reform 'antiquated, inefficient' liquor laws advances    Comments
• Candidate for House District 113 to speak   Comments
• 'Redistricting: What Happens Now?' is topic for panel  Comments
• Flat Rock will have new mayor, Hendersonville a female council member   Comments
• Flat Rock has contested elections for three seats   Comments
• Was Tap Root vote a missed opportunity?   Comments
• Ex-Buncombe commissioner indicted for horsing around with county $$$   Comments
• Edwards: Court was right in redistricting case   Comments
• Five candidates have filed for Mills River council   Comments
• Anti-road widening candidates file for Village Council seats   Comments
• FOUR SEASONS POLITICS: Johnson fundraiser, Elections Board chair, guns for teachers   Comments
• Bill Moyer, a county leader in a time of change, dies   Comments
• Anne Coletta running for Flat Rock Village Council   Comments
• Sheriff hires first Latino liaison   Comments
• Nick Weedman running for Flat Rock mayor   Comments
• McGrady's distillery reg reform bill advances   Comments
• Stephens to retire from City Council   Comments
• Council members oppose — and mayor defends — gay pride proclamation   Comments
• Mayor proclaims first gay pride day   Comments
• Council directs manager to pursue city-county water rate equity   Comments
• Gay pride proclamation expected to draw opposing crowds to council meeting   Comments
• Edwards questions beer sales at college stadiums   Comments
• Residents get first look at HHS details on Tuesday   Comments
• Caraker and two challengers announce City Council candidacies   Comments
• Scouts honor Chuck Edwards, who praises his Scoutmaster   Comments
• County eyes 5-cent tax levy for ed buildings   Comments
• County's chapter honored as Outstanding Local League   Comments
• County commissioners endorse NC 191 widening   Comments