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Hendersonville Lightning in Hendersonville, North Carolina

18 Apr 2018

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Hendersonville Lightning

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Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

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Apr 18, 2018

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4

Ward blasts board over Wyatt bonuses in Henderson County

Henderson County Commission candidate Don Ward decries county manager Steve Wyatt’s bonuses, asking why awards were approved in closed session. Records show Wyatt has $226,700 in bonuses since March 2016, including a $75,000 lump sum and a $14,342 retention payout, with a $191,227 regular salary. Ward argues openness is needed while incumbents defend the payments as market-competitive and justified by performance.

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Lightning Henderson County Commission Don Ward Board of Commissioners Steve Wyatt Wyatt Ward Rebecca McCall Tommy Thompson McCall Ab Jackson Henderson County Michael Edney North Carolina Steve Thompson Register of Deeds
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Not us sheriff says of immigrant busts in Henderson County

Community fears rose as ICE conducted arrests across Piedmont and mountain regions over the weekend. An Asheville advocacy group, CIMA, claims raids and plainclothes patrols, urging residents to know their rights, while Henderson County Sheriff Maj. Frank Stout says the sheriff's office did not participate in recent ICE operations and explains the 287g process. Demonstration on Sixth Avenue remained peaceful despite low 40s temperatures.

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