Borrow and spend becomes Henderson County’s new normal
Henderson County commissioners push a multiyear capital plan totaling over 160 million dollars including Hendersonville High School, a law enforcement training center, an emergency management HQ, and Edneyville Elementary, backed by a big fund balance that critics say masks the debt load. The board defends borrowing as the way to deliver infrastructure while debt peaks and reserves stay strong.
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Bill Moyer
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Bill Lapsley
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Human Services
Meyer
Mills River Town Hall to discuss sheriff programs
Henderson County Sheriff Charles McDonald will host a Mills River town hall from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Thursday Feb 9 at Mills River Town Hall 124 Town Center Drive. He and staff will outline sheriff’s office programs and crime prevention resources and take questions from residents.
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Pardee Hospital Leads Health Initiative Grant in Henderson County
Pardee Hospital has received a 450000 grant from the Duke Endowment to advance Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas. Henderson County joins 10 regional partners in a learning collaborative to tackle chronic conditions and expand health equity across five new North Carolina counties.
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