Hendersonville eyes housing push amid growth and zoning limits
In a Hendersonville editorial, editor Bill Moss urges action to ease Mills River zoning to allow more housing for new jobs at an $18 million German plant and a $217 million Linamar facility. He notes rising construction value, strong home sales, and calls for higher density, walkable urban village ideas downtown.
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A Day at the Asheville Tourists Game
A narrator recalls taking TE to an Asheville Tourists baseball game. He ponders umpire attire, players’ ages and builds, and the joy of watching boys learn the game. He notes shared rituals, cheer for a Tourists win, and the simple pleasure of pies, peanuts, and Cracker Jacks.
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Absher Under Scrutiny Amid School Board Conflict
Absher, a 27 year old official, faces a May 24 charge of allegedly allowing a 15 year old resident of Only Hope group home to drink alcohol. The incident reportedly occurred between November 1 and January 1. Absher’s defense attorney says he will be cleared in court. Only Hope WNC supported Absher in a board statement.
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