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Divided county commission votes to buy Grove Street property for $2½ million

Over the strong objections of two members, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners voted to buy a block of property on South Grove Street for use as swing space during construction of the $160 million courthouse-jail expansion and for courthouse parking.   Read Story »

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Rescue plan money may shift from sewer to soccer

The sudden news that federal rescue plan money can’t be spent on a capital project the way Henderson County expected to has set in motion a major change on two fronts.   Read Story »

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Ferncliff Park makes Top 15 list of industrial sites

MILLS RIVER — Ferncliff Park in Mills River has been designated as one of the Top 15 industrial sites in the state, making the inaugural list of NC Select Site.   Read Story »

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After visit to region, Edwards warns Putin may next target Baltics

U.S. Congressman Chuck Edwards, a member of the House Appropriations State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Subcommittee, warned following a visit to the Baltic states Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and Poland that the region could be the next target for Putin's "reign of terror."   Read Story »

Four Seasons Politics Archive

• GOP Men's Club to host School Board candidate forum on July 13     Comments
• As Andreotta goes mute, Playhouse grant survives     Comments
• Why Andreotta is wrong about the Playhouse     Comments
• Edwards's constituent service office on wheels coming to Historic Courthouse Tuesday   Comments
• Edwards seeks grant for Etowah-Horse Shoe EMS station     Comments
• County may scrap SRO cost-sharing with city, escalating feud     Comments
• GOP Men's Club censures party chair     Comments
• Moffitt bill aims to 'rekindle' negotiations in water war     Comments
• Men's Club announces 'open discussion' of GOP leaders' sacking of executive committee     Comments
• Three leaders blow up GOP's executive committee     Comments
• GOOD JOB!/NEEDS WORK: Senior housing, water wars, birding trail     Comments
• GUEST COLUMN: Edwards should have apologized and moved on     Comments
• City Council members agree on a choice to fill Roundtree's seat     Comments
• Edwards returns fire after Democrats' complaint over newsletter     Comments
• Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning     Comments
• League forum aims to bridge partisan divide     Comments
• County completes Farmland Preservation Task Force appointments     Comments
• Johnson outlines next steps in $1B broadband expansion     Comments
• League forum aims to bridge partisan divide     Comments
• Edwards's support for Ukraine aid earns him national spotlight     Comments
• Legislators want city and county to work out utility and growth dispute     Comments
• Judiciary ought to take sign vandalism seriously     Comments
• Judiciary ought to take sign vandalism seriously     Comments
• After visit to war zone, Edwards strongly endorses U.S. support for Ukraine     Comments
• Republican Men's Club hosts town hall meeting Saturday     Comments
• Edwards honors city police chief in Congressional Record tribute     Comments
• City fires preemptive strike as water war erupts again     Comments
• Commissioners signal openness to changes in next comp plan phase     Comments
• MossColumn: Growth anxiety blows up primary     Comments
• 'We can't stop the growth but we can manage it,' board chair declares     Comments