Henderson County greenways win approval amid community support
Henderson County commissioners unanimously adopted the greenway master plan after a February to April public push led by advocates including Chris Burns. The plan covers 71 miles of trails linking towns parks and attractions at an estimated 71 million dollars while funding may come from grants and donors beyond county coffers. Local groups Community Foundation of Henderson County and Conserving Carolina join the partnership to back the initiative.
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Welcome Spring Shakes Up Minnesota Mood
A resident reflects on the arrival of spring in Minnesota after a harsh winter. Bears and birds return to the mountains as daffodils, tulips, and periwinkle bloom. Photographs of bear activity gained wide viewership, while residents celebrate longer days and vibrant renewal after polar vortices.
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Young Hendersonville Republican eyes future in NC politics
Rhode, a Hendersonville native, spoke to 200 youth delegates at a NC association meeting after serving on the Environmental Sustainability Board at 15. He credits Henderson County schools and Hendersonville High School for his path and says turning 21 in June will allow him to run for state House or county commissioner.
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