Belmont Sayre chosen to redevelop historic Grey Hosiery Mill in Hendersonville
Hendersonville officials endorsed Belmont Sayre to purchase the 102 year old Grey Hosiery Mill for 1 million dollars and spend 12.5 million on design and construction for a mixed use project with a boutique or mid size hotel, event space, and related amenities. The city will spend 850 thousand on streetscape upgrades while assessing state and national historic tax credits. Belmont Sayre promises rapid start and strong local experience.
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Stuck but observant in the late middle well
The author marks the 200th weekly column, reflecting on readers’ responses, lessons learned, and the craft of writing. He shares personal notes about family, local politics, and his love of words, grammar, and occasional opinions, thanking readers for their support.
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Banners Bring Outdoor Art Gallery to Henderson County
Knight thanked artists sponsors and patrons at an Art MoB reception as 41 juried banners hang along South Main Street Seventh Avenue and Fourth Avenue West. Printed by Printville for 175 each with a 6500 grant from the Community Foundation the 2x3 foot vinyl banners showcase Henderson County artists. The display runs two weeks at Art MoB and Art on Fourth with hopes to expand next year and a November 18 call to artists.
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Art Mob
Fourth Avenue East
South Main Street
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Printville
Community Foundation
Henderson County
Art
Fourth
Fourth Avenue
Michele’ Sparks
Bears
Main Street
Avenues
Sparks
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