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Henderson County (Sep 6, 2022) - An overflow crowd that descended on Henderson Countys Historic Courthouse Tuesday night implored the Board of Commissioners to reject a 2045 draft comprehensive land-use plan that they said encourages sprawl and does too little to protect farmland, open space and natural resources.

Henderson County (Aug 18, 2022) - In a move that suggests some urgency, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting at 3 p.m.  Monday to consider a matter related to new or expanded industry.

Henderson County (Aug 7, 2022) - What started as an effort to regulate personal storage buildings came out radically different on the other end of sausage grinder last month after Henderson County commissioners voted to permit an unlimited number of sheds or garages on residential lots and allow them to be close to the lot line and road.

Henderson County (Aug 5, 2022) - What started as an effort to regulate personal storage buildings came out radically different on the other end of sausage grinder last month after Henderson County commissioners voted to permit an unlimited number of sheds or garages on residential lots and allow them to be close to the lot line and road.

Henderson County (Aug 3, 2022) -   Saying he wanted to begin preparing Henderson County citizens, County Manager John Mitchell told commissioners Monday evening that he expects property values in the county to increase by more than 10 percent once the ongoing revaluation process is complete.

Henderson County (Aug 3, 2022) - Hendersonville High School Principal Bobby Wilkins cleared up one thing for the crowd gathered Wednesday in the courtyard of the new Hendersonville High School campus.

Henderson County (Aug 2, 2022) - Saying he wanted to begin preparing Henderson County’s citizens, County Manger John Mitchell told commissioners Monday evening that he expects property values in the county to increase by more than 10 percent once the ongoing reevaluation process is complete.

A bid for new homes on the edge of a village have been rejected because they were too "ugly".

Henderson County (Aug 1, 2022) - Ninety-six years after community leaders dedicated a new Hendersonville High School on Eighth Avenue West and seven years after Henderson County commissioners, School Board members, City Council members and Bearcat alumni embarked on a protracted, often contentious negotiation of what a new HHS would look like, community leaders will dedicate the finished product.

The premium cigar industry received good news today as Judge Amit P. Mehta issued his opinion on the lawsuit between the FDA and the three main cigar industry organizations. | Cigar Aficionado