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Hendersonville Lightning

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Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 2018

Page

4

Rep Henson hailed for defending the First Amendment rights

North Carolina congressman Cody Henson, a Rosman Republican, received the William Lassiter Award at the NCPA Winter Institute for steadfast defense of the people’s right to know. His 2017 votes against bills aimed at ending public notices in newspapers and increasing carrier taxes underscored his commitment to open government and local readers.

North Carolina Press Association Peanestate Cody Henson William C. Lassiter Henson Rosman Lightning Bill Moss Moss NCPA William Lassiter Chris Whitmire North Carolina Mountains Bosman Cody U.S. Marine Corps Parris Island Marine Corps India Company 25Th Marines Johnson City Tenn U.S North Carolina House Henderson County Senate Guilford County Cooper Rep. Henson John Bussian Transylvania County Transylvania Times T-Times Jana Humleker Hendersonville Lightning

Brush piles allowed in Laurel Park window March 12 to April 1

Laurel Park cautions residents may not place roadside brush before March 12 and may not leave piles after April 1. Brush collection starts April 2, and violators may receive a written notice of violation per town rules.

Laurel Park

Healing democracy program to feature John Fenner keynote

John Fenner of Parker Palmer's Center for Courage and Renewal in Seattle will deliver the free community keynote on Thursday March 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the city Operations Center on Williams Street. He will discuss Healing the Heart of Democracy and its call to engage across differences. Pam and Charley Rogers will unveil the Heart of Hendersonville Project, a collaborative effort to unite leaders from all sectors to strengthen the city.

John Fenner Parker Palmer Center For Courage and Renewal Seattle City Operations Williams Street Fenner Parker Hendersonville Project Pam Charley Rogers Transylvania County Gmail

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