Henderson County Briefs Details Committee Duties
The committee reviews contract performance and assessment and aids in recruiting service providers. It meets the fourth Tuesday at 2 30 pm, with April funding applications requiring three two hour sessions. Apply by contacting Samantha Reynolds at sreynolds hendersoncountync.org or 697 4809.
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Mittee
Samantha Reynolds
Sreynolds
Hendersoncountync.org
Hendersonville names park features with price list
Hendersonville City Council approved a pricing schedule for Berkeley Mills Park names. Fees cover baseball field 150000, dog park 60000, dugouts 12000 each, playgrounds 150000 for one donor or 25000 each for six, concession stand 20000, grandstand 50000, picnic shelter 20000, bench 1500, picnic table 1000, scoreboard 30000, memorial trees 300. The policy allows removal or change if sponsoring party dissolves or sells.
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Hendersonville
Berkeley Mills Park
Ron Stephens
Stephens
John Conner
Acme
Park naming stalled after historic land donation
The council delayed naming the park after Kimberly Clark donated 60 acres to the city in 2008. Stephens noted the park’s historic name and the land gift as key factors shaping the decision.
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Kimberly Clark
Stephens
Van Winkle lawyers named to Best Lawyers list
Twenty Van Winkle attorneys across 29 practice areas appear in the 24th edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Three Hendersonville attorneys receive Lawyer of the Year honors for distinct areas, including trust and estates. Other honorees include specialists in litigation real estate banking and finance medical malpractice and corporate law.
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van Winkle Law Firm
America
Corporate Counsel Magazine
van Winkle
Robert H. Haggard
Hendersonville
Adam L
Caroline T. Knox
Carolyn L. Coward
Craig D. Justus
Dale A. Curriden
North Carolina school accountability shows gains across subjects
The release highlights improved math and English II scores with gains of 7.2 and 3.6 percentage points respectively, along with a 3.2 point rise in overall end-of-course scores. ACT and ACT Work Keys results also rose by 2.4 and 5.6 points. Henderson County reports one A, one A, thirteen B, and seven C schools as part of the 2013-14 accountability results.
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Jan King
N.C. General Assembly
NCDPI
Henderson County
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