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Offices up for grabs range from the mayor of Fayetteville to a board member for the Eastover Sanitary District.

The Mills River Town Council is not pursuing a development moratorium following a decision at Thursday’s council meeting.

Stabilization work along the river at Mills River Park is set to revitalize an area of the river choked by invasive species and battered by erosion.

Electric car charging stations installed in Mills River Park Two electric car charging stations in Mills River Park are up and running. The stations cost $56,000 — $36,000 paid by the town and $20,000 in rebates from a Volkwagon settlement through the state, according to Town Manager Daniel Cobb. The stations, located at 124 Town Center Dr., are free to use. Theyre powered by the solar panels on the towns maintenance building. Whether the stations are in use or not is shown on ChargePoints w...

Mills River working on first large-scale comprehensive plan Hendersonville Times-News Mills River is putting together the towns first comprehensive plan that will lay out recreation, economic development and agriculture preservation goals and initiatives. The only comprehensive plan the town has is for land use, which was adopted in 2005. A future land use vision will be part of the new plan. The goal of the "Making Mills River 2040 Comprehensive Plan" is to develop a vision for the town and ...