Renewal effort aims at Seventh Avenue revitalization
Hendersonville city leaders and the Seventh Avenue board discussed a plan to form a new advisory committee by July 1 to guide district redevelopment. UNC Chapel Hill consultants will assess values, uses, and zoning while seeking connections with investors to spur Main Street linked revival.
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Seventh Avenue
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Steve Caraker
Ron Stephens
John Conner
Lew Holloway
Conner
Institute of Government
UNC
Chapel Hill
Hendersonville Inc
Main Street
Stephens
Circus mania meets modern travel and fashion tricks
A nostalgic reflection on circuses and clowns seen in airports and on flights, contrasting childhood respectability with today’s informal travel style. The author remembers formal dress codes, jokes about clowns, and notes how air travel has become a traveling circus. The piece blends anecdotes of family, fashion, and airport manners with self deprecation about aging.
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Barnum & Bailey
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City and Elks Restore Sullivan Park Restrooms
Hendersonville will reopen Sullivan Park restrooms on Ashe Street after a $10,000 Elks National Foundation grant and local lodge volunteer labor. Plans include wider doors, new plumbing and fixtures, thorough cleaning, fresh paint, and timed locks for security. Completion is expected by late spring.
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City of
Hendersonville
Elks Lodge 1616
Sullivan Park
Ashe Street
Elks National Foundation
Patton Park
Hendersonville Lodge
National Elks Foundation
John Conner
Frank Brady
Volk
Henderson County Boys and Girls Club
Green Meadows
The
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