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The League of Women Voters of Henderson County will host a Lunch and Learn program on the State School Voucher Program at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 15, at the Hendersonville Community Co-op, 60 S. Charleston Lane. Read Story »
The Hendersonville City Council has set a second round of Council Conversations to hear from constituents at various locations scattered across the city. Read Story »
Jake Johnson became the youngest member of the General Assembly when he was sworn in as a state representative on Monday morning in Columbus. Read Story »
The budget standoff between Gov. Roy Cooper and the General Assembly is delaying money for everything from state employee pay raises to school construction to flood relief for farmers, state Sen. Chuck Edwards says. Read Story »
Jake Johnson, the upstart 25-year-old Polk County commissioner who had been campaigning for a state House seat since April, is on his way to filling the seat much sooner than he planned. Read Story »
Danae Jones Aicher, a former journalist and campaign aide who now works for an Asheville private school, has announced her candidacy for North Carolina House District 117. Read Story »
Declaring North Carolina a key battleground state for President Trump’s re-election, new state Republican Party Chair Michael Whatley exhorted the party faithful to be ready to volunteer on the phones and on the ground in 2020. Read Story »
PISGAH FOREST — State and local Republican Party leaders fast-tracked the filling of the vacant state House District 113 seat because the seat is critical to the state Republican Party's effort to override Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of a Republican-drawn budget, state GOP Chairman Michael Whatley told party members who jammed into a barbecue restaurant on Saturday morning. Read Story »
FLAT ROCK — A Flat Rock couple active in the fight against the Highland Lake Road widening project has filed a federal lawsuit against the village, saying that its sign ordinance unconstitutionally abridges their free neutral speech rights. Read Story »
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