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December 1, 2023
Henderson County (Dec 1, 2023) - Filing opens Monday for seats on local governing boards as well as state and federal offices.
December 1, 2023
Where the heavens kiss the peaks.
November 17, 2023
Henderson County (Nov 17, 2023) - When a divided Board of Commissioners voted to amend the county’s land development code on Oct. 18 to allow development close to waterways, the discussion revolved around the merits of the idea in general.
November 17, 2023
Henderson County (Nov 17, 2023) - Here’s a timeline of the discussion and action on a text amendment to allow building in the floodway, which is the land closer to rivers, creeks and streams than the flood fringe:
November 16, 2023
Henderson County (Nov 15, 2023) - Unlike many past cycles, voters will have a choice next year in the elections for two seats on the Henderson County Board of Commissioners.
November 9, 2023
Henderson County (Nov 9, 2023) - Saying "the work is not done," County Comissioner David Hill Seeing announced he will seek a new four-year term to act on his conservative principals, reduce regulation and promote individual freedom.
November 6, 2023
Henderson County (Nov 6, 2023) - A brewing company owner, father of two and youth sports coach announced Monday that he is running for the Henderson County Board of Commissioners, saying he wants to give voters a choice on the ballot and to bring a forward-looking perspective to county leadership.
October 30, 2023
Henderson County (Oct 26, 2023) - The Lightning editorial board was invited to take a turn behind the (more questions than) Answers Desk as this week’s guest prober of important public issues.
October 27, 2023
Henderson County (Oct 27, 2023) - Henderson County commissioners last week edged close to a commitment on ambitious plans for a major new investment in the county’s judicial functions, though they’re still seeking a substantial drop in the cost.