Henderson County Endorses Landmark Guidelines Amid Historic Drive
Henderson County commissioners approved guidelines for historic landmark designation, enabling the eight property list by the Historic Resources Commission formed in 2008. The process includes state approval, potential tours and tax breaks for owners, with participation by state Preservation Office liaison Annie Laurie McDonald and voluntary designation.
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Henderson County Historic Resources Commission
Board of Commissioners
County Commissioners
Historic Resources Commission
Historic Board
Edneyville
Laurel Park
School House Road
Mills River
State Historic Preservation Office
Annie Laurie McDonald
State Office
McDonald
Sue Shepherd Sneeringer
Creditor Claims Await Dissolution of North Carolina Firm
Eighteen unsecured creditors were mailed summonses by the court to file claims in Superior Court. The process involves collecting claims, reporting potential distributions, and having a clerk certify disbursements for a judge’s approval. Creditors include Aventa Learning, Jostens, Terminix, PSNC Energy, AT&T, Duke Energy, and the city of Hendersonville among others.
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N.C
Superior Court
Gardo
Kim Gasperson
Aventa Learning
Bloomsburg, Pa
McNutt Service Group
Arden
Jostens
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Henderson County
Commissioners
Blake
Fletcher
Macedonia Road
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Terry Ruscia
Bette Carter
Susan Sneeringer
Donald Wilson
Martha Justus Todd
Stephen Fosberg
Charles Kuykendall
Flat Rock
Ronald Schultz
Bill Moss
Hendersonville
Parker Sloan
Don Wilson
Christian