Grey Mill appraisal guides Hendersonville fate debate
Bill Moss notes a Steitler appraisal showing 1.7 acre parcel and 99 year old Grey Hosiery Mill have higher value as bare land than with the mill. The county tax value is 1,258,600. Some council members favor deeding to Preservation North Carolina for loft apartments, while others push for an open air farmers market linked to Seventh Avenue redevelopment and local greenways. Council faces wary taxpayers and past overages on projects like the Mill Center for the Arts, with wary talk of Round 3 of an RFP and risk of bidders sitting on bare land.
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Grey Hosiery
Thomas A. Steitler
Asheville
Capt. Grey
Hendersonville Lightning
Preservation
North Carolina
Farmers Market
Seventh Avenue
Main Street
Berkeley Park
Grey Mill
Steve Caraker
Hendersonville
Mill Center For the Arts
Arts Center
Jim Hall
Austin Fazio
White Challis
Apartments Enterprise
Snow Valentines and Pax storm spark mild panic
A lighthearted writer notes widespread snow anxiety during Winter Storm Pax and Valentine’s Day. He mocks panic on TV, recalls a Milwaukee snowfall 33 years ago tied to a marriage proposal, and jokingly plans roses and chocolates for his partner as their grandson visits.
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Pax
St. Valentine
Milwaukee
Van
Co-Op Topic Headline For GMRetirees Luncheon
Gretchen Cummins of Hendersonville Community Co-Op will speak at the General Motors Alumni Club luncheon on February 20 at Hendersonville Country Club. She will discuss the Co-Op expansion, including an 8,000 square foot new store opening in fall, with broader product choices. The club serves retirees across Polk Henderson Buncombe Rutherford and Transylvania counties. Reservations: 692-4910.
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Gretchen Cummins
Hendersonville Community Co-Op
General Motors
Hendersonville Country Club
Ms. Cummins
Co-Op
North Carolina
Polk
Henderson
Buncombe
Rutherford
Transylvania
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