Bill Moss
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Why did FEMA OK purchase and demolition of repaired, inhabited homes? - Hendersonville Lightning (opens the original)
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Cypress Run HOA Vice President Bruce Quarantello stands in front of a house that FEMA has agreed to buy and demolish. [COLTRANE HUTCHINS/Hendersonville Lightning]] By Bill Moss, Published: October 2, 2026 Two years after Hurricane Helene devastated the region, the first purchases of homes and other buildings catastrophically damaged or destroyed are nearing closing. In Henderson County, 98 property owners have applied for relief through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, which can elevate o
Joni Allison named Principal of the Year - Hendersonville Lightning (opens the original)
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Hendersonville Middle School students and faculty celebrate as principal Joni Allison is named Principal of the Year. By Bill Moss, Published: October 1, 2026 Hendersonville Middle School had plenty to celebrate as Principal Joni Allison was named the 2026 Henderson County Public Schools Principal of the Year. The announcement came as a surprise when Allison entered the Hendersonville Middle School gym to find students, staff, friends, and family waiting for her. Cheers filled the gym as she lea
Receiver, lender urge judge to put Cedars development on the market now - Hendersonville Lightning (opens the original)
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A judge is considering whether to order the sale of Cedars Lodge & Spa property, which has recently been winterized to protect it from the elements. A receiver testified in court last week that the condo tower is 55 percent complete and would cost $40 million to finish. [AMY B. MCCRAW/Hendersonville Lightning] By Bill Moss, Published: September 30, 2026 The fate of the stalled Cedars development in downtown Hendersonville may rest on whether a buyer can be found to finish the luxury condo projec
Public invited to welcome veterans as HonorFlight celebrates 20th year - Hendersonville Lightning (opens the original)
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By Bill Moss, Published: September 24, 2026 Blue Ridge Honor Flight celebrates two decades of honoring Western North Carolina veterans when a special 20th anniversary Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., takes off from Asheville Regional Airport Saturday morning. Seventy-eight Western North Carolina veterans will depart from AVL, accompanied by their guardians and the Blue Ridge Honor Flight team, for a full day in the nation’s capital visiting the memorials dedicated to the service and sacrifice o
Campaign in support of farmland preservation bond kicks off in apple country - Hendersonville Lightning (opens the original)
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: About 75 people on Wednesday attended the kickoff of a campaign in support of a proposed farmland preservation bond in Henderson County. By Bill Moss and Amy B. McCraw, Published: September 22, 2026 Supporters of a proposed farmland preservation bond made their pitch to voters who gathered in the heart of apple country Wednesday to learn more about the effort to conserve Henderson County’s open spaces. “Please vote yes and support this bond,” Jeff H. Chandler, the executive director of Agribus
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