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Hendersonville Lightning in Hendersonville, North Carolina

31 May 2017

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Hendersonville Lightning

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Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

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May 31, 2017

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Hendersonville Lightning chronicling Kraus family story

Editor Bill Moss describes the Kraus family project for Hendersonville Lightning. He recounts 25 hours of interviews with Ken and Kathleen Kraus and nine of ten children, noting Navy service kept No. 8 Thomas away. The piece credits editors and designers and frames the story as a source of inspiration for readers.

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Kraus Hendersonville Lightning Hendersonville Elizabeth Samuel Stephen Judith Matthew Ken Kathleen Thomas Meredith Buncombe Street Nancy Waclawek Elizabeth Moss Jan Chapin
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Language devils and grammar wars in the family

The narrator recalls family dynamics around speech and pronunciation. PI, Liam, and relatives highlight differences between boys and girls in verbal skills, with a history of parents and grandparents correcting grammar and ensuring proper usage. A humorous flashback ends with the narrator recounting a past correction incident.

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Car Lilli Liam
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Absher Faces Allegations Amid Community Support

Absher, president and CEO, faces unproven charges while supporters in Henderson County defend his record. The East Henderson High School graduate, homeless youth advocate, and founder of Only Hope previously opened a home for teens in 2016 and earned a Fortune Heroes of the 500 honor for community service.

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Henderson County Michael Absher East Henderson High School Absher Only Hope Organization Wells Fargo Bank Fortune Magazine Fortune 500
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