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LIGHTNING VOTER GUIDE: N.C. District Court Judge

Henderson County Politics

LIGHTNING VOTER GUIDE: N.C. House District 117

Republican Tim Moffitt and Democrat Josh Remillard are running for the state House seat made vacant when five-term incumbent Chuck McGrady resigned on Oct. 5.   Read Story »

Henderson County Politics

LIGHTNING VOTER GUIDE: Board of Commissioners District 2

The candidates for the District 2 Board of Commissioners seat are Daniel Andreotta, the Republican nominee, and Debbie Roundtree, the Democratic nominee.   Read Story »

Henderson County Politics

LIGHTNING VOTER GUIDE: School Board

The Henderson County School Board election includes eight candidates for four seats. With the retirement of Rick Wood and Mary Louise Corn, two seats are open.   Read Story »

Henderson County Politics

The Lightning Voter Guide is on the street

The Lightning's 2020 general election guide is on the street!   Read Story »

Hendersonville Politics

Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning (258)

You won't want to miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning!   Read Story »

Henderson County Politics

Absentee ballots pour in; one-stop voting starts Thursday

When one-stop voting gets under way Thursday, Henderson County elections workers will enforce social distancing and face mask requirements, clean voting clean machines after every use and police misconduct by elections observers, the county elections director told the Elections Board on Tuesday.   Read Story »

North Carolina Politics

Here are candidates for N.C. Supreme Court, appeals court seats

RALEIGH — Three of seven seats on the North Carolina Supreme Court are on the ballot this year, including chief justice, who is also the state’s top court administrator.   Read Story »

Henderson County Politics

Vandalism escalates as Election Day nears

Sign warfare is raging as party activists march into the stretch drive of a high-stakes presidential election that seems to be escalating vandalism on both sides.   Read Story »

Hendersonville Politics

Council considers transition to softer LED street lights

Hendersonville City Council members and city staff deliberated in the dark Thursday evening. There wasn’t a power outage, but rather a demonstration of two different sorts of LED street lights.   Read Story »

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