Four Seasons Politics and Mills River Sign Controversy
In Henderson County politics four figures clash over a Mills River sign dispute tied to Edney who claimed the area was sold. Edney apologized and removed the signs after backlash. Years earlier Lapsley and Young sparred over Pardee Hospital ties in 2010 with accusations about votes and threatened actions.
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Mills River
Asheville
Edney
Lapsley
Young
Pardee Hospital
Pardee Board
Wingate
Hendersonville
Pardee-Mission
Thompson
Griffin
Little
Superior Court
Fletcher sheriff race shifts with Summey win
In a three way contest, Erik Summey defeats Charlie McDonald and James Brown to become sheriff. Summey credits reform efforts and a stable Henderson County department, while McDonald cites voter turnout and past governance. Brown notes vote splitting and plans to watch Summey’s approach.
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Fletcher
Erik Summey
McDonald
Brown
Charlie
Erik
Tim Griffin
Rick Davis
Summey
Henderson County
Sheriff's Department
Donald
Shriff
Senior Discount Day with Mason at Harris Teeter
A grandfather recalls navigating an aging memory lapse to retrieve Mason from school. After a warm reunion, they visit Harris Teeter for Mason to drive a cart and the grandfather secures his senior discount, sharing humor about the awkward moment with a bag boy.
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Harris Teeter
Mason
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