Historic landmarks ordinance gains county approval
Historic Resources Commission pushes to adopt a historic landmarks ordinance to preserve county history. About 38 structures in Flat Rock and 54 eligible in Hendersonville would qualify, with a 50 percent property tax discount for designated landmarks, though the impact appears modest and costly to implement. The plan aims to boost preservation and tourism, urging the Board of Commissioners to adopt next month.
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January Agendas Fill Week With Meetings and Memories
The writer describes a busy January filled with multiple meetings across two nonprofit boards and a symphony job. Personal reflections reveal nostalgia for family, grandchildren, and old TV shows, contrasting with current overload and a hope for January to end Soon.
Grace Lutheran offers Smart Finances classes in Hendersonville
Grace Lutheran Church hosts two one hour Smart Finances sessions on January 25 and February 1 at 9 45 a m during the education hour in room 228. There is no charge but advance registration by January 19 is required via phone 828 693 4890 or online. Nursery for birth to age 5 is available.
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