Fletcher man sentenced in 2013 Dollar General holdup
A 31 year old Fletcher man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the 2013 armed robbery of a Dollar General in Woodfin. He received three years of supervised release and $4,750 restitution. Rose announced the case stating Hill and an accomplice robbed the store at gunpoint, forced employees to undress, tied them up, damaged the security system, and fled with 2500 dollars. He pleaded guilty in 2014 to Hobbs Act robbery and possessing and brandishing a firearm.
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Fletcher
Dollar General
Woodfin
U.S
Graham Mullen
Anthony Lamont Hill
Jill Westmoreland Rose
Western District
North Carolina
Hill
Clinic near HHS seeks parking help
Hendersonville City Council is asked to designate up to three two hour parking spaces on Bearcat Boulevard across from Hendersonville High School. Well Adjusted Chiropractic Clinic owner asks for short term spots in front of her office between Oakland and Buncombe streets to ease morning parking for elderly clients and students.
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Hendersonville High School
Church Street
Oakland Street
Bearcat Boulevard
Buncombe Street
Ninth Avenue West
Council
Hendersonville
Ron Stephens
Eighth Avenue West
Oakland
Buncombe
Jennifer Hensley
Stephens
Town dog Baby Girl adapts to new home and bath
Mike and Mary Cervini rescued Baby Girl after a large tumor was found. She received surgery, had a bath, and is now more sociable and daytime. The former Grove Street stray lived about a decade on the street and feeds, staying clear of people until rescue. Now living with the Cervinis and their eight dogs on a Kenmure mountain, she enjoys a new routine.
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Baby Girl
Mike
Mary Cervini
Grove Street
Cervinis
Kenmure
Carter bikes 600 miles for fallen officers in memory
Captain Steve Carter of the Henderson County Sheriff's Office leads a 600 mile six day ride through North and South Carolina to honor law enforcement and firefighter families of those killed in the line of duty. Twenty nine riders, including Carter, ride eight hours daily from Burlington to Charleston to raise funds for the fallen. Donations support the families of the officers and are collected through the Carolina Brotherhood fundraiser.
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Steve Carter
Henderson County
Monroe
Manning
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Charleston
Carter
Carolinabrotherhood
Carolina Brotherhood
Carolinabrotherhood.com
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Housing Assistance Corporation
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency
N.C. Housing Trust Fund
Cheri Lowmaster
Kanuga Road
HHS
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