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The Henderson County School Board unanimously re-elected Blair Craven as chair and in a split vote re-elected Amy Lynn Holt as vice chair during its regular monthly meeting on Monday. Read Story »
Jennifer Capps Balkcom, a Republican, announced on Monday that she will be a candidate for state House District 117, which encompasses the northern half of Henderson County. Read Story »
Hendersonville Mayor Barbara Volk has been recognized by the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition as a 2021 Global Statesman Award Winner. Read Story »
The North Carolina Supreme Court has jumped into the state's legal battle over new election maps, shutting down candidate filing and delaying all state primary elections until May 17. Read Story »
Don’t miss this week’s Hendersonville Lightning. Read Story »
Three candidates filed for Henderson County School Board and all three incumbent county commissioners, Clerk of Superior Court J. Tyler Ray and Register of Deeds Lee King filed for re-election while candidates for Congress and the state Legislature were blocked from filing on the opening day of qualifying on Monday. Read Story »
Twenty-one minutes before qualifying was to open, county elections directors across North Carolina received word that the state Court of Appeals on Monday blocked candidates from filing for election to the state Legislature or Congress. Read Story »
State Rep. Jake Johnson announced his plans to seek re-election for House District 113, which is now made up of southern Henderson, Polk, western Rutherford, and southern McDowell counties. Read Story »
A young mom who is a registered nurse announced her candidacy for Henderson County School Board on Friday, declaring that masks and vaccines in schools should be a matter of parental choice and not board-imposed mandates. Read Story »
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