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Holding signs with a red strike-thru over "DEI" and others that said "DEI=Marxism," opponents of Hendersonville's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiative listened as a consultant presented the findings of a seven-month-long study of race relations and other diversity topics in the city. Read Story »
As Blue Ridge Community College joins two-year colleges nationwide in commemorating Community College Month, it’s a perfect time to reinforce our workforce development focus and the benefits we provide to Henderson and Transylvania counties. Read Story »
Reaching across the aisle, U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards has joined Democrats to seek a change in the law to make it easier for veterans to earn commercial drivers licenses. Read Story »
Former state Sen. Clark Plexico, who represented Henderson County in the state Senate for eight years, has been awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Gov. Roy Cooper in recognition of Plexico’s many years of service to North Carolina. Read Story »
Lambasting commissioners for replacing goals on land conversation and green space with a "bunch of weasel words," former Henderson County commissioner Chuck McGrady urged the current board to throw out the draft 2045 comp plan and "show some courage" by committing to principles survey respondents favored. Read Story »
Good job! … Rebecca McCall is nothing if not determined and effective when she takes on a project. Read Story »
U.S. 74, from I-26 in Columbus to I-85 in Kings Mountain would become an interstate highway if Congress enacts a bill sponsored by U.S. Reps. Chuck Edwards and Patrick McHenry. Read Story »
Many in the land conservation and environmental community say they’ve been dismayed to watch the editing by the Henderson County Board of Commissioners of the 2045 comprehensive plan, pointing out that preserving wildlife habitat, sensitive lands and farmland ranked as high priorities by the nearly 8,000 people who responded to surveys. Read Story »
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