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Heralding the area’s newest industrial park as a “blank slate for good,” Hendersonville and Henderson County leaders last week praised the McMurray Road site as a catalyst for job creation, an exemplary public-private partnership and a welcome addition to the inventory of marketable space for manufacturing and distribution. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council will take a second look at how to allocate $2 million in American Rescue Plan money after members failed to reach agreement last week on the appropriations. Read Story »
Congressional candidate Jasmine Beach-Ferrera will be keynote speaker and U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley will attend the annual luncheon of the Democratic Women of Henderson County as a special guest on Wednesday, the organization announced. Read Story »
EDNEYVILLE — Although county commissioners depict the Clear Creek sewer plant as a grassroots-driven idea widely supported by the farm community, several Edneyville residents questioned the need for the wastewater facility last week during a public meeting on Henderson County’s proposed 2045 land-use plan. Read Story »
The first poll since election season kicked into high gear shows a tightening field between Republicans and Democrats at the state and federal level in North Carolina. Read Story »
It’s hard to divine at this point the ultimate meaning of the populist uprising over land-use at a meeting of the Henderson County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 6. Read Story »
The League of Women Voters of Henderson County is hosting a candidate meet-and-greet on Saturday, Oct. 1, and a School Board candidate forum Saturday, Oct. 8, ahead of the Nov. 8 general election. Read Story »
Several people, including the president of the county’s NAACP, on Wednesday called on Henderson County commissioners to do more to address a social media post they say insulted black and poor people. Read Story »
Some Henderson County residents said Thursday they were hurt and outraged this week when they learned a Henderson County commissioner shared a Facebook post they say insulted both black and poor people. Read Story »
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