Mud Creek Greenway Sparks Hendersonville Compromise
Editorial notes a tentative Mud Creek greenway along a city sewer easement as part of a broader Kanuga Road widening compromise. Hendersonville commissioners favor a $50,000 feasibility study, seeking city buy in while trimming Kanuga lanes and sidewalks. The plan ties to potential Ecusta Trail links and the Highland Lake Road footprint.
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Henderson County
Mud Creek
Hendersonville
Bill Lapsley
Kanaga Road
Kanuga Road
Lapsley
Steve Caraker
Flat Rock Village
Dockendorf
NCDOT
Kanuga
Church Street
Elkwood Drive
Publix
Jackson Park
Mills River Water Source Reveals Local Water System Ties
The Mills River supplies Hendersonville, Henderson County, and South Buncombe with processed surface water via a mix from Pisgah National Forest creeks and the river. The Mills River Partnership coordinates non profit watershed efforts, focusing on storm water reduction, buffer strips, and farmer technical assistance with NC grants and city funding.
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Joanne
Hendersonville
Henderson County
South Buncombe
Mills River Partnership
N.C. 191
Big Creek
Bradley Creek
Pisgah National Forest
Davenport Bridge
MRP
Mills River
Asheville
Henderson County Soil and Water Conservation District
Mountain Horticultural Crops
Conserving
Carolina
NC Clean Water Management Trust Fund
Millsriverwater.org
Maria Wise
Maria
Millsriverpartnership
Gmail
Brooks Tavern Hospitality Worker Special
Brooks Tavern at 142 Third Ave. W. offers weekly deals with four whites seven red wines priced $7 to $9, house wine $6 a glass, Wednesday $3, and $3 drafts Monday, $3 well drinks Tuesday, $4.50 appetizers Thursday. Sunday brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Retired hotel manager Lowe hosts hospitality workers specials Sunday nights from 8 p.m. to close for eligible hospitality workers.
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Lowe
Hospitality Workers
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