Apodaca Leaves Legacy Of Henderson County Senate Leadership
The 2002 reapportionment carved a Hendersonville centric seat for Tom Apodaca, a bail bondsman turned legislator. He defeated two better known rivals and later retired, praised for fiscally conservative reforms and behind the scenes impact. He steered local gains from Sierra Nevada’s Mills River brewery, Duke Energy plant conversion, and favorable funding for Henderson County, while aiding pediatric patients and constituent service.
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Butterball and holiday lights rule the hall
In a cheerful holiday reminiscence, the narrator basks in Butterball fame after two Thanksgiving feasts and a third in North Carolina. Grandson Mason helps string lights, while toddler Liam shows curiosity. The Empress cuts light tags, Star Wars references abound, and a Sunday lunch misorder reveals a playful Jedi mind trick moment. Families’ quirks and festive chaos shine through.
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Meadows files for re election to NC 11th District
Representative Mark Meadows files to run again for Congress representing North Carolina's 11th District. In a news release he cites serving Western North Carolina since 2012 and aims to continue advocating for deregulation, growth policies, individual rights, and strong defense. He notes ongoing leadership roles on Oversight and Government Reform and committees on Foreign Affairs and Transportation.
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