Henderson GOP events include Lincoln-Reagan Dinner and social
The Henderson County Republican groups plan several events. The Lincoln-Reagan Dinner is set for April 29 and an After Hours Meet and Greet Social on May 4. Regular meetings are 7:30 a.m. March 18 at the Moose Café and 11:30 a.m. March 28 at the Cedars. All registered Republicans are encouraged to attend.
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Recycling center resumes hazardous waste collection
Henderson County resumes its annual Household Hazardous Waste collections at the Convenience Center from March through May on the second Tuesday each month. In 2016 the six events served 600 plus vehicles and collected over 38 000 pounds of hazardous materials. The 2017 Paint Recycling Program runs on the same dates with a 2 per gallon fee and a 30 gallon per person limit per event.
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Friends of Ecusta Trail seeks event volunteers
The Friends of the Ecusta Trail hosts two March events to update on the proposed 19 mile rail trail from Hendersonville to Brevard. Presentations cover latest news and volunteer opportunities for the WNC Flyer June 4 and other events like White Squirrel Festival and Rhythm and Brews.
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Henderson kindergarten rally set for March 16
Henderson County public schools host the annual Kindergarten Readiness Rally on March 16 for children turning 5 by Aug 31. Co sponsored by Western Carolina Community Action Smart Start of Henderson County and The Henderson County public schools the event helps parents confirm their district learn required registration documents and meet teachers and administrators. Children can join in learning activities to take home for continued preparation.
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Donnie Parks Former Police Chief Held in Community Legal Action
Donnie Parks, former police chief, faces ongoing proceedings in Etomite regarding alleged misconduct. Community leaders call for transparency as court filings reveal details of the case and potential implications for local law enforcement governance.
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