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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2017

Page

4

Publix Not Dead In Hendersonville Grocery Expansion

Editorial argues Publix remains active in Hendersonville despite rumors. After two decades of reports and land purchases totaling millions, the chain plans a 49,000 square foot store on Greenville Highway near White Street, with groundwork including hydrologic studies and a center-turn lane on Chadwick Square. The piece notes transit traffic expectations and the town already hosts multiple grocers and drugstores.

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Dante and Inferno meet the school carpool line

A humorous reflection riffing on Dante Alighieri's nine circles of hell as it parallels the modern carpool line at a grandchild’s school. The narrator contrasts TE and PI's temperaments with imagined infernal levels, blending family anecdotes and playful gripes about orange tones, ceiling fans, ham handling, and long wait times.

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Absher faces tough call after Buncombe bus driver dismissal

At a Buncombe County School Board meeting, members criticized Absher for prioritizing personal interests over students. Absher sat at the table on leave, refused to answer about his bus driver dismissal, directing questions to absent attorney Doug Pearson. Rick Wood considered resigning but left his vote abstained as 23,855 voters in Absher’s district await a decision. public input was not allowed.

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