Bill Moss is a Reporter at various publications, including the Rexburg Standard Journal and the Hendersonville Lightning. With over 41 years of experience in journalism, he focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, agriculture, construction, and events, emphasizing the importance of community-centered reporting over profit-driven motives. Bill's work has been featured in multiple outlets, highlighting his commitment to delivering quality journalism that serves the public interest.
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By: Bill Moss
A 35-year-old man will serve up to seven years, four months in prison after he pleaded guilty on Friday to felony charges stemming from a shooting at the Four Seasons Boulevard McDonald’s last November, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.
A Hendersonville High School senior has won a Morehead-Cain scholarship at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, one of the top academic full rides in the nation.
The Henderson County Board of Commissioners has committed $170 million for the courthouse-jail expansion and is working on a county school bus garage, finishing up a $12 million sportsplex at Berkeley Park, continuing to pursue Hurricane Helene relief money from the federal government and looking at more capital expense for two county-owned sewer systems.
By: Bill Moss
Cody Merriman, a fourth-grade teacher at Glenn C. Marlow Elementary School, was named Henderson County public schools’ 2026 Teacher of the Year on Tuesday at the annual award luncheon sponsored by AdventHealth and Boyd Chevrolet.
A 48-year-old Mountain Home man remained jailed on Saturday after Henderson County sheriff’s deputies charged him with 15 counts related to a series of vehicle break-ins in East Flat Rock.
Hendersonville’s smalltown Main Street will come alive with a red, white and blue celebration of America’s 250th birthday on the Fourth of July, including a big Independence Day parade and reading of the Declaration of Independence and headliner Blake Ellege on the Historic Courthouse main stage culminating with a spectacular fireworks show.
The National Weather Service early Tuesday extended a flash flood warning for central and northern Henderson County including Hendersonville, Mills River, Fletcher, Mountain Home, Bat Cave, Gerton, Chimney Rock State Park, Edneyville and Horse Shoe.
BorgWarner Inc. announced Tuesday that it will further expand its operations in Henderson County with a capital investment of at least $100 million that will create 378 new job paying more than $67,047 a year.
Heavy rain overnight Tuesday caused road damage and overwhelmed drainage pipes, especially in the Hickory Nut Gorge. More than that, the rainstorm triggered a sense of panic for some folks in Bat Cave and Gerton who lived through Hurricane Helene in Henderson County’s hardest hit valley.
By: Bill Moss
The lender of a $32 million construction loan for the building of the Cedars condominium project in downtown Hendersonville has filed a lawsuit seeking the appointment of a receiver to take control of the property, declaring in the suit that the loan was in default as of Dec. 31 and asserting that the developer is insolvent or “in imminent danger of insolvency.”
