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Henderson County Four Seasons Politics

Despite threat of 'civil and criminal' action, School Board keeps mask mandate

School Board members received expressions of gratitude and a threat of "civil and criminal" litigation on Tuesday before voting 5-2 to continue the mask mandate in Henderson County's public schools.   Read Story »

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Griffin to kick off re-election campaign on Saturday

Henderson County Sheriff Lowell Griffin, who defeated incumbent Sheriff Charlie McDonald in a May 2018 Republican primary, will run for re-election in 2022.   Read Story »

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Flat Rock Village Council hosts town hall at Kenmure

FLAT ROCK — The Flat Rock Village Council will hold a town hall meeting from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 13, in the Charleston Room of the Kenmure Country Club.   Read Story »

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Morales drops out, endorses Smith, Roundtree for City Council

Raphael Morales, who styled his campaign for City Council as a voice for the voiceless, silenced himself on Saturday, declaring that he is withdrawing from the race and endorsing three-term incumbent Jerry Smith and challenger Debbie Roundtree.   Read Story »

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Smith, Roundtree, Walsh, Morales advance to Nov. 2 election

Jerry Smith, Debbie Roundtree, Chelsea Walsh and Raphael Morales advanced to the Nov. 2 general election with all the votes tabulated in unofficial results in the Hendersonville City Council primary on Tuesday night.   Read Story »

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Early voting under way for city primary

City voters can cast ballots through Saturday for the Hendersonville City Council primary election or go to the polls on Election Day Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Biden nominates U.S. attornery for WNC

U.S. Sens. Thom Tillis and Richard Burr are applauding the White House for nominating Dena King to be the U.S. Attorney for Western District, Sandra Hairston to be the U.S. Attorney for Middle District and Michael Easley, Jr. to be the U.S. Attorney for Eastern District.   Read Story »

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Farmers need a stable workforce to grow and harvest crop

Have you ever thought about how fruits and vegetables get to your plate?   Read Story »

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Facemasks like football helmets, School Board is told

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