Henderson County breaks ground on $4.7M VFW renovation
Henderson County, aided by commissioners, administrators, veterans advocates and students, begins a 12 month $4.682 million restyle of the Hedrick Rhodes VFW Post 5206 built in 1948. The project adds a catering kitchen, restrooms, expanded veterans services, a mini museum, and multipurpose meeting spaces with a July ribbon cutting planned.
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News County
Lightning
Henderson County
Hedrick-Rhodes
VFW
American Rescue Plan
Blum
Christopher Todd
Veterans Services Office
Todd
Michael Edney
Daniel Andreotta
David Hill
Bill Lapsley
Rebecca McCall
Storm Garren notes no fatalities from NC storm
The storm, moving from Tennessee into North Carolina, brought high winds and damage but no reported fatalities or injuries. National Weather Service meteorologist Rodney Simpson described it as organized and more than a pop-up storm. In Crooked Creek, a large hardwood uprooted and blocked a road, while Hendersonville Country Club golf course suffered about 20 downed trees. no players were present and the course remains closed.
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Garren
North Carolina
Tennessee
Upstate
Rodney Simpson
National Weather Service
Greer
S.C
Simpson
Weather Service
Crooked Creek
Hudson
Joan Carter
Hudson Road
Cliff Capps
Carter
Capps
Hendersonville Country Club
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County Commission
Mike Morgan
WGLA
Bill Moss
Hendersonville
Atree
Kanuga Road
Lower Laurel Park