State to hold hearing on Clear Creek sewer plant
The state Department of Environmental Quality will hold a public hearing on February 5 at North Henderson High School to solicit comments on the proposed Clear Creek wastewater treatment plant near Fruitland Road. The project aims to treat 200000 gallons daily with expansion to 500000, serving 6.9 miles of new sewer line on a 15 acre site near Clear Creek and Laurel Branch, costing 21 million dollars funded by a 12.7 million state grant and 9.3 million in ARP funds. Public comments accepted by mail or email through February 6, with registrations at 5:30 p.m. and hearing 6 to 8 p.m. at the high school auditorium.
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Hendersonville hosts final Gen H open house for 2045 plan
The city invites the public to a 4 to 6 p.m. drop-in session on Tuesday Feb 13 at Henderson Public Library to shape the Gen H 2045 Comprehensive Plan. Attendees meet city staff and planning consultants to discuss land use scenarios goals and vision for the generational plan.
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Forbes notes the evolving future of local print journalism, citing changes in readership, digital shift, and sustainability challenges facing newspapers today. The piece reflects on industry trends and potential adaptations for regional outlets.
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United Way adds seven to Henderson County board
The United Way of Henderson County announced it has added seven community leaders to its 2024 Board of Directors for three year terms. New members are Tae Brown Mark Garrett Nubia Guido Lowry Hobbs Tamara Lee Brenda Russell Wilkerson and Angie Pefia, joining 14 continuing directors to oversee funds programs and initiatives.
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Hendersonville Lightning Report Confirms Local Event
The Hendersonville Lightning notes a local event with community impact featuring prominent residents and organizations. Details emphasize community response, scheduled date, and venue, highlighting local engagement and public interest.
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