Henderson County killer Ramirez life term for Poochie Corn murder
A Hendersonville man, Steven R. Ramirez, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Oscar Poochie Corn. He received life without parole plus consecutive sentences for related robbery and burglaries, with additional time for a second burglary. His wife, children, and grandchildren survive Corn. Two co-defendants remain jailed awaiting trial.
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Seven Falls bond appeal delays county $6 million payout
The Lexon Insurance Company seeks discretionary review of a Court of Appeals ruling that upheld a $6 million bond payment to Henderson County for the Seven Falls development. The case centers on a 2009 road and utility project in Etowah and involves a statutory 8 percent interest accruing over time. County officials and planners note the appeal preserves the insurer’s leverage while deadlines loom on the legal process.
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State Court of Appeals
Lexon Insurance Company
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Seven Falls LLC
Etowah
Keith Vinson
North Carolina
Court of Appeals
North Carolina Supreme Court
Anthony Starr
Planning Board
State Supreme Court
Sarah Zambon
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