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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 2015

Page

4

Roundabout questions haunt Hendersonville road plans

Hendersonville community weighs options for Greenville Highway alignment with Shepherd Street, as DOT considers roundabout or stoplight solutions. Public comments open 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday January 29 at Flat Rock Village Hall, with property impact and eminent domain concerns raised by residents Janice and Bob Sherman. The article notes past progress under Gov. McCrory to prioritize economic development in road projects and mentions the I 26 Airport Road interchange as a notable but contentious project.

North Carolina Department of Transportation McCrory Sierra Nevada NCDOT Howard Gap Road I-26 Airport Road Department of Transportation Greenville Highway Hendersonville DOT Steve Cannon Shepherd Street Elkwood Flat Rock Village Hall Janice Sherman Bob Flat Rock Centre Sherman’s Sherman

A Family Winter Health Tale and Old Remedies

In a reflective essay a writer recalls nearly avoiding illness through luck and a long tradition of home remedies. He describes amaryllis, alcohol tonics, and memories of “for medical purposes only” cures from diverse regions, highlighting hot toddies and family lore as winter coping practice.

Eddie Floyd Flat Rock Wisconsin

Correction: Ripley Building misidentified in tax credit note

A correction clarifies that the photo shown for historic tax credits restoration was of the Ripley Building at North Main and West First streets, not the Ripley-Shepherd Building. The Ripley Building was purchased by Bo Thomas in 1983 with no historic tax credits. the Ripley-Shepherd Building at 218 N Main St dates to 1847 and has housed diverse businesses.

Ripley North Main and West First Streets Bo Thomas North Carolina Thomas Packing Co Ripley-Shepherd N. Main St Hendersonville Col Valentine Ripley

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