KaBoom Playground Project Planned With County Funding
The plan calls for at least 15 volunteers for design day, 30 for two prep days, and 75 for build day. Playworld Systems will supply equipment. KaBoom signs will be displayed on 12 by 30 inch panels. The county will own and maintain the playground. funding partners include Blue Cross NC, Piedmont Natural Gas, and others. KaBoom, founded in 1996, has completed 3,000 playgrounds nationwide in 22 years.
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Playworld Systems Inc
Ka- Boom
KaBoom
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
North Carolina
Piedmont Natural Gas
Foresters Financial
Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
Cox Enterprises
CarMax Foundation
Walt Disney Company
Target
Traffic fix under way at Rugby and WHHS
A road improvement project by North Carolina Department of Transportation will cause intermittent lane closures on NC 191 between North Rugby Road and Mountain Road to ease traffic around Rugby Middle School and West Henderson High School. Crews will extend turn lanes, improve drainage and repave the highway. closures with flaggers will occur during school commute times with completion targeted by November 15 weather permitting.
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N.C. Department of Transportation
Rugby Middle School
West Henderson High School
N.C
North Rugby Road
Mountain Road
Young & McQueen Construction
Rugby
West Henderson
M&M Meatlocker opens Seafood and Country Market in Hendersonville
M&M Meatlocker in the Historic Seventh Avenue District opened a new Seafood and Country Market at 323 Seventh Ave. E. The former Chicken Shack now offers fresh seafood weekly plus local produce breads jams and bulk items. Grand opening includes crawfish boil stuffed jalapenos Friday sausages and beer brats. Owner Ronald Henderson notes the shop supports local revitalization and community growth. For details call 828 692 3558 or visit Facebook.
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M&m Meatlocker
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Ave. E
Chicken Shack
M&m
Henderson County
Hendersonville
Ronald Henderson
Historic Flat Rock calls for roadwork moratorium
Historic Flat Rock urged the Village Council to halt Highland Lake Road widening and pursue a comprehensive transportation plan. Residents, including Stephanie Dunn, warned that new roads and sidewalks could have long term negative effects on the Pinecrest church and community character.
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Flat Rock
Highland Lake Road
Stephanie Dunn
Pinecrest
Historic
Highland Lake
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