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After Cawthorn abandons files, Edwards seeks constituent service cases

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics

Rep. Jake Johnson to serve as GOP’s deputy whip

State Rep. Jake Johnson was appointed by his colleagues to serve as deputy whip of the N.C. House Republican Caucus for the 2023-2024 legislative session during an organization meeting in December.   Read Story »

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Planning director to present 2045 comp plan at Republican club

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5 stories to watch in 2023

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Henderson County Four Seasons Politics

Commissioners to ratify which advisory boards they'll serve on in 2023-24

Henderson County commissioners are expected to make official their assignments as the Board of Commissioners representative on 30 boards and committees when they meet for the first time in the new year on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Edwards pledges to be 'First in Constituent Services'

U.S. Rep.-elect Chuck Edwards announced Thursday that the main office for the 11th Congressional District will be located in the Grove Street Courthouse here, the same location predecessors Mark Meadows and Madison Cawthorn had used.   Read Story »

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MountainTrue pans comp plan draft

The environmental organization MountainTrue has issued a pointed critique of Henderson County's draft 2045 comprehensive plan, rebuking Planning Board for making a series of edits that it says weakens environmental protection and land conservations and retreats from a broader commitment to farm preservation.   Read Story »

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Here is MountainTrue's open letter to county commissioners

On Dec. 1, the Planning Board approved, with no opportunity for public input, a catalog of edits undermining and further weakening the County’s ability to meet its own goals.   Read Story »

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In 3-2 vote, commissioners endorse 5-story addition to 1995 courthouse

Barring a change of heart by county commissioners — or construction inflation that derails the project — Henderson County residents will in the years ahead see a new five-story judicial center on North Grove Street that will dwarf the 1995 courthouse.   Read Story »

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Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (329)

You won’t want to miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning.   Read Story »

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