Hendersonville leaders urge no vote on High School plan
Hendersonville Mayor Barbara Volk and Councilman Ron Stephens urged Henderson County School Board members to vote against the $53 million Hendersonville High School construction plan endorsed by the Board of Commissioners. The calls came as the board prepared to vote amid pressure from the commissioners to back the plan. Two board members told the Lightning they supported the county-backed plan while chair Amy Lynn Holt defended preserving the historic core facilities.
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2017 Starts Strong Subdivisions and Retail in the Works
Henderson County planners see an uptick in residential and commercial development as 2017 begins. Plans include as many as 206 apartments on Horse Shoe Farm land and new subdivisions in Fletcher and Crab Creek, plus a Dollar General proposal on Brookside Camp Road at Howard Gap Road in Huntsville based on a 1.7 acre parcel owned by Richard Leon Lamb.
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