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Hendersonville Lightning in Hendersonville, North Carolina

04 Apr 2018

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Hendersonville Lightning

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Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

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Apr 04, 2018

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4

Sheriff finds salvation for training center amid politics

Bill Lapsley opposes a $20 million indoor training center after past failed site bids. In a rare move, commissioners unveiled plans for a school site ties and security training at an undisclosed remote location. The clash over cost optics and electoral pressures frames McDonald’s bid to secure voters and support.

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Charlie McDonald Board of Commissioners McDonald Green River County Commission Steve Wyatt Blue Ridge Community College BRCC McDonald’s Bill Lapsley Innovative Grady Hawkins Lowell Griffin Polk County Hawkins Wyatt
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Smaller schools safer and better for Henderson County

A Mills River, Etowah, Flat Rock, Dana, Edneyville, and Hendersonville legacy frames a belief that small-school communities foster safety and stronger academics. The piece notes nostalgia, observed violence reduction in larger schools, and calls for local input and funding to plan new facilities as county growth continues.

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Henderson County Mills River Etowah Flat Rock Dana Edneyville Hendersonville A. M. Foster New Jersey West East North Henderson Board of Education Joanne Wilson Wyatt Chad Auten
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Ward opposes Balfour Parkway in Henderson County

Henderson County District 4 candidate Ward denounces the proposed 160 million Balfour Parkway four-lane bypass. He cites hundreds of potential homeowners facing destruction, disrupted communities, and concerns over compensation, property values, local economy, and tax base, pledging full support to residents’ opposition.

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Don Ward Henderson County Board of Commissioners N.C. Highway 191 Ward Cal
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Bill Moss Editorial Jere Brittain Clemson University Balfour Parkway
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