Voters face clear choice in Henderson County GOP primary
The Henderson County Board of Elections saw 20 candidates sign up for the Republican primary as incumbents and challengers clash over land conservation zoning and the 2045 plan. Contenders include Jay Egolf and Sheila Franklin challenging Hill and Andreotta, with Erik Weber filing as a Democrat. The race centers on growth, open land preservation, flood regulations, and a $215 million courthouse-jail project, with seven days to file remaining.
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Spirit Cove project faces neighbor opposition in Kanuga area
Centered on Evans Road, the 16 acre site will include a six acre pasture and homes for Spirit Cove founders. Center officials say the nonprofit aims for forest stewardship with buffers and minimal disturbance. Neighbors worry about safety and traffic as zoning actions were postponed amid strong local opposition.
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