Hidden History of Henderson County by Terry Ruscin
Henderson County author Terry Ruscin presents The Hidden History of Henderson County a 237 page study based on interviews deed records and local lore. The book surveys vernacular log architecture notable sites and figures from Pisgah Forest to Dana Road with chapters on What was That Who Was That and a two hour book launch planned at Skyland Theater plus a talk at the Historic Courthouse.
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Seminar aims to boost civic groups with Rabbi Bentley
Rabbi Philip Bentley leads a July 30 seminar from 5 30 to 6 30 p m at the Kaplan Auditorium Hendersonville Library to improve organizational effectiveness for civic goals. A Q A follows. The free event, open to the public, follows June 29 Community Conversations for a Better World, where 17 groups shared information and displays. Bentley has long engaged in peace civil rights social and economic justice issues across Chicago New York Washington Curacao Israel and the Palestinian territories. For more information email harold mh bellsouth.net.
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