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LAUREL PARK — Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s oft-repeated advice to practice the “3 W’s” holds no sway with Henderson County Republicans. Read Story »
Jay Egolf, who cast the lone no vote when the Henderson County School Board ordered remote learning for the start of the school year, says the importance of in-person learning outweighs the relatively small risk of covid-19 infections in the classroom. Read Story »
The Flat Rock Village Council voted last week to kill a $40,000 bicycle-pedestrian study that envisioned an ambitious network of greenways and sidewalks linking popular destinations along public roads and through undeveloped land. Read Story »
In this year that sometimes feels like a decade, North Carolinians have yet to cast a single general-election ballot for president or other offices. But I’m seeing lots of politicos and pundits making confident predictions about the state’s key electoral contests based on data from recent voter surveys. Read Story »
Henderson County Commissioner Rebecca McCall has been elected to serve as a District Director for the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners, representing the district that includes Henderson, Buncombe, Transylvania and Madison counties. Read Story »
The Hendersonville Lightning has the scoop this week on the Hendersonville Planning Board's recommendation on a proposal to build of four single-family homes on Chadwick Avenue, where city Police Chief Herbert Blake is headed in his new job, Oklawaha Village homeowners' opposition to apartment buildings in their back yards, a new condo development downtown and the merger of two city departments that manage and promote growth. Read Story »
The state Board of Elections has approved one-stop voting plans submitted by the Henderson County Board of Elections for early voting for general election. Read Story »
North Carolina's top elections official says that while third party outreach efforts urging residents to request absentee ballots "typically are legal," she warns that the efforts can be confusing and could undermine voters' confidence in the election process. Read Story »
ASHEVILLE — Former Buncombe County Commissioner Ellen Madans Frost pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to conspiracy to commit federal program fraud for her involvement in a scheme that used Buncombe County tax dollars to sponsor equestrian activities in North Carolina and Florida, U.S. Attorney Andrew Murray announced. Read Story »
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