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Catawba County Commissioners Celebrate The Finished Newton EMS Base - Vimarsana News

Catawba County Commissioners Celebrate The Finished Newton EMS Base

Catawba County Commissioners (pictured center L-R) Sherry Butler, Board Vice Chair Barbara Beatty, Board Chair Randy Isenhower, Kitty Barnes and Austin Allran c

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Catawba County commissioners deny rezoning for 141-unit housing project - Vimarsana News

Catawba County commissioners deny rezoning for 141-unit housing project

The Catawba County Board of Commissioners rejected a rezoning request from homebuilder D.R. Horton on Monday, blocking the company’s plans to build a 141-unit development on West Maiden Road.

Republicans Abernethy, Setzer elected county commissioners; Isenhower reelected to Catawba County board - Vimarsana News

Republicans Abernethy, Setzer elected county commissioners; Isenhower reelected to Catawba County board

The three Republican candidates, including one incumbent and two newcomers, easily won election to the Catawba County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday night.

Election 2022: County commissioner candidates say priorities include smart growth, common sense and quality of life - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: County commissioner candidates say priorities include smart growth, common sense and quality of life

Catawba County residents will be electing at least two new members of the board of commissioners in this year’s elections.

Catawba County planning $3 million St. Stephens EMS base; refurbishing ambulances to fill need - Vimarsana News

Catawba County planning $3 million St. Stephens EMS base; refurbishing ambulances to fill need

Catawba County is planning to spend about $3 million to build a new emergency services base in the St. Stephens area.