Henderson County Politics
When the Henderson County School Board voted unanimously to elect him as chair, Jay Egolf immediately launched into praise and gratitude for Blair Craven, who relinquished the gavel after four years.
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Henderson County Politics
A fifth Republican candidate qualified to run for the Henderson County School Board on Tuesday, triggering a March primary to nominate four candidates for the general election. Later, a sixth Republican filed.
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Henderson County Politics
Lora T. Baker has been appointed to serve as District Court judge in Judicial District 29B, serving Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Emily Cowan of Hendersonville, Gov. Roy Cooper announced.
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Henderson County Politics
How can the Democratic Party hope to win North Carolina’s 16 electoral votes for president next year?
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Henderson County Politics
Candidates vying for the Republican nomination for two seats on the Henderson County Board of Commissioners are scheduled to appear at two campaign forums in the coming weeks.
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Henderson County Politics
Qualifying for the 2024 elections got off to a robust start on Monday as 20 candidates visited the Henderson County Board of Elections to sign up and pay their fees.
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