Double the meetings and politics in Henderson County
Bill Moss argues Henderson County Board of Commissioners will double monthly meetings from two to four and extend platform time. He critiques Grady Hawkins and Larry Young for seeking power, predicts more open agenda sessions, longer meetings, and greater staff burden, while hoping for streamlined processes despite skepticism.
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Grady Hawkins
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Russ Burrell
Parsnip Politics and Leftovers Stir Holiday Kitchen
A lively kitchen scene unfolds as TE and her father clash over parsnips in turkey soup. Leftover abundance from Thanksgiving blends with family humor, nostalgia, and cautious peace making while the narrator aims to satisfy all cooks and savor day old dishes.
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Student collects lights for charity recycling drive
Hendersonville sophomore Victoria Cambron leads theChristmas Light Recycling Community Project at Carolina Day School in Asheville. The program turns old lights into proceeds for nonprofits, following a 1,299 pound haul last year benefiting Flat Rock Playhouse YouTheatre, Interfaith Assistance Ministry, Bounty of Bethlehem, St. Gerard House, and others. Drop-off sites include Flat Rock Playhouse boxes, YouTheatre, St Gerard House, Skyland Methodist Church, Carolina Day School, and Happy Body near Crab Creek Road.
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Victoria Cambron
Carolina Day School
Asheville
Flat Rock Playhouse
Bounty of
Bethlehem
St. Gerard House
Flat Rock
Skyland Methodist Church
Happy Body
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