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Moffitt, Balkcom win NC Senate, House seats

Republicans Tim Moffitt and Jennifer Capps Balkcom won seats in the North Carolina Legislature in a big night for their party on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Edwards elected to Congress

Republican Chuck Edwards had a solid 16,000-vote lead over Democrat Jasmine Beach-Ferrara on Tuesday night in his attempt to take the 11th Congressional District seat that became open when Edwards vanquished incumbent Madison Cawthorn in the May primay.   Read Story »

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Egolf, Norman, Dale elected to school board

Henderson County School Board incumbent Jay Egolf on Tuesday night led a pack of nine candidates for three open seats on the board, according to unofficial results from the state board of elections.   Read Story »

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Hensley rebuts 'incorrect and disparaging' comments from Andreotta; commissioner responds

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'Speak Out for Kids' focuses on child care shortage

Children & Family Resource Center hosted its 2022 Speak Out for Kids event titled “Let’s Get to Work: Addressing the Child Care Crisis” on Friday, Nov. 4, at Blue Ridge Community College.   Read Story »

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Investors buy Honeycrisps baseball team

The Hendersonville Honeycrisps baseball team has been purchased by Third Street Sports LLC, an ownership group made up of Kyle Aldridge, Doug Roper III and Brad Morrison who are all childhood friends and baseball players.   Read Story »

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Commissioners commit the last of county's $22.8M rescue plan award

Committing the last of $22.8 million in American Rescue Plan money Henderson County received, the Board of Commissioners agreed to appropriate $1.5 million to cover the cost of running water and sewer lines to an affordable housing community off Sugarloaf Road.   Read Story »

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Gentrification warning sinks zoning change for mixed use on Seventh Avenue

An effort by an investor to turn buildings he owns on Seventh Avenue into higher end residential-commercial projects was struck down by the Hendersonville City Council last week amid warnings about gentrification in the historic district and repeating urban renewal sins of the past.   Read Story »

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Hendersonville hires new city clerk

The city of Hendersonville has hired a new city clerk, Jill Murray, who will start later this month.   Read Story »

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