City urges revival of historic tax credits in North Carolina
Hendersonville city leaders press lawmakers to resurrect the state Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program ended in December. The effort, backed by Secretary of Cultural Resources Susan Kluttz, highlights $3.5 million in past local renovation work and names Preservation North Carolina as guide. A public meeting at City Hall will feature business and community leaders.
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