Bill Moss is an editor and publisher for the Hendersonville Lightning, a local news publication. He has a wide range of experience in journalism, with his work appearing in various newspapers such as the Avery Journal Times and Mount Airy News. Bill covers a variety of topics, including local news, community events, and government issues.
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By: Bill Moss, Amy Mccraw
Republican candidates dominated the Nov. 5 election across Henderson County, sweeping four seats on the newly partisan School Board election, holding the congressional and state legislative seats, picking up the only judgeship in the county not held by Republican and ensuring that the Board of Commissioners remains all-Republican.
Bidding for the 2024 Bearfootin’ bears ends at 6 p.m. Saturday. Bidders seeking to “buy it now’’ price must do so by 5 p.m. Thursday.
By: Bill Moss
Although the 2024 elections delivered no surprises along party lines— Republicans continued their dominance in regional and local contests in a decisive way — voters did deliver a significant shift in the makeup of local boards. Call it the Women Rising Election. Henderson County may never have seen a broader run of success by female candidates.
The Hendersonville City Council said no last week to an upscale development of 16 condos in two three-story buildings on a half-acre lot in the 300 block of First Avenue West.
For a while on Saturday night, it looked like the annual Bearfootin’ Bear auction might fall short of last year’s total of $117,000.
By: Bill Moss
In photos at top, Travis Fowler advocates for a 185-unit apartment building at 715 Greenville Highway as Planning Board Chair Jim Robertson listens. Bottom images show flooding in the area on Sept. 27 and a rendering of the proposed four-story apartment building. [TOP PHOTOS: BILL MOSS/Hendersonville Lightning. BOTTOM IMAGES: CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT (LEFT), ARCHITECT’S RENDERING]
By: Bill Moss
On the cusp of success in a years’ long effort — a goal-line setback by Hurricane Helene notwithstanding — more than 80 supporters of the Ecusta trail gathered Saturday to look back at the past and celebrate the future.
Amid a celebration of the Ecusta Trail's long road to fruition and an unveiling of its new logo and website, trailer supporters braced for bad news when Henderson County Engineer Marcus Jones rose to delivered his assessment of the damage from Hurricane Helene.
By: Bill Moss
Four Seasons Orchestra plays Sunday at BRCC The Four Seasons Orchestra, under the direction of Eric Schneider, will present its fall concert, “Defying Gravity, “ at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, at Bo Thomas Auditorium at Blue Ridge Community College. A celebration of women in musical theater, the performance features Candace Dickinson and Kathleen Watson. Selections from Frozen, Wicked, Chicago, Legally Blond, 9 to 5, Aeneas and Dido and Fritiof’s Saga will be featured. Tickets by donation at the door will benefit WNC artists affected by Helene.
The next crucial job on the Hurricane Helene relief front is to house families whose homes were destroyed by the epic storm.
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