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Hendersonville Lightning in Hendersonville, North Carolina

18 Jul 2018

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Hendersonville Lightning

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Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 18, 2018

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Henderson County juts bench turnover as Brooks promoted and Powell retires

Henderson County faces a district court reshuffle with Athena Brooks elevated to a Superior Court seat after Jeff Hunt’s retirement as specialSuperior Court judge. Judge Mack Brittain is named chief district court judge for 29B, effective June 29, as Powell announces Oct 1 retirement. The 29B bar must nominate five candidates for the governor’s appointment while potential new district court seats may open.

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Henderson County Roy Cooper Athena Brooks Jeff Hunt North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin Thomas McAvoy Mack” Brittain Sr Brittain Martin Brooks Henderson Polk Transylvania Cooper Transylvania County Mosshond Nnt Spa Mark Powell Powell Daphne Carland Emily Cowan Peter Knight Buncombe County Hendersonville
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No accord in sight as county weighs HHS plan

Henderson County commissioners again prepare to decide the fate of Hendersonville High School with no clear agreement. The dispute centers on cost and scope after a $52 million plan omitted a large auditorium and second gym per School Board input. The board offered two options: fund a $63 million to $65.2 million project with a 900-seat auditorium and auxiliary gym or restart with a $59 million budget.

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Henderson County Board of Commissioners Hendersonville County Commission Michael Edney
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