Best and Worst of 2017 in Hendersonville News
A compact roundup of 2017 recalls storms floods and local shifts. Moose Cafe closes after tough times behind Walmart gas pumps. Southside floods twice from major storms. New stores may carry kayaks and crepe shops emerge. Rep Meadows appears on multiple TV interviews. Airport opens a five story parking deck with design walls. TV Skycam debuts downtown Hendersonville.
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Publix
Nonprofit plans 45-bed treatment facility draw concern
Mud Creek Baptist Church and First Contact Ministries seek a Christ centered 45 bed residential drug treatment program in a new 3 million facility on Elkwood Drive across from Mud Creek. The proposal split the community 50 50 with many church members supportive and nearby residents worried about location.
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Lightning
Mud Creek Baptist Church
First Contact Ministries
Elkwood Drive
Blue Ridge
BRCC
Mud Creek
Mike Buck
Dunroy Homeowners Association
Buck
Henderson County
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