Nuckolls Building in Hendersonville Eyes New Tenants
The former Main Street sheriff's office in Hendersonville, built in 1947 by H A Nuckolls, is up for lease after sheriff’s personnel moved to Grove Street. Buyer Bob Quattlebaum paid $700,000 in December for the 18,000 square foot three story building. Land of Sky Realty reports strong leasing interest for potential residential, retail or office use.
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Main Street
Henderson County
Grove Street
Bob Quattlebaum
Hendersonville
Jimmy Edney
Land of Sky Realty
H.A. Nuckolls
Starnes Paint & Wallpaper
No Better Foods
Farnsworth Furniture
Sherwood’s
Lew Holloway
Sheriff's Office
Edney
Nuckolls
Henderson County gets new livestock agent in county business brief
Ethan Henderson, native of Haywood County and Western Carolina University graduate, begins as Henderson County livestock agent. He will work one day weekly in Henderson and covers Buncombe and Polk counties on Thursdays. The Van Winkle Law firm attorneys will discuss farming and manufacturing issues at a June 5 employment education seminar at the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce. RSVP via Teri Watkins.
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Henderson County
Haywood County
Western, Carolina University
Buncombe County
Polk County
WNC Livestock Center
Canton
Ernest Hudson
Bun
van Winkle Law Firm
Carolyn L. Coward
Stephen B. Williamson
Travis L. Smuckler
Twatkins
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