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For Mills River Voters
Bill Moss at the Hendersonville Lightning appears to have done a thorough assessment of why the Town of Mills River is considering raising property taxes. For the full story, cliquez…
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Riddle: How Do You Become Invisible?
Answer: You don’t drink lots of tequila; you stage a highly-attended conservative event. The NC TEA Party held a caucus to decide which national Republican candidates they wanted to collectively…
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In Case You Haven’t Heard, Either
Sorry for the late notice, but you have until 7:00 p.m. tonight to weigh in on the French Broad River MPO regional transporation plan. You may review it and see…
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Duke Stoppers: Part II
Activists in Edneyville, Henderson County, are challenging Duke Energy’s claim that installing 45 miles of underground wires is neither technologically nor financially advisable. The idea is not as wack as…
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Fueled First by Government
In a very small article, Bill Moss at the Hendersonville Lightning illustrates private-public partnering in so many ways. Last year, Senator Tom Apodaca (R-Hendersonville) collaborated on making North Carolina’s coal…
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When Government Makes Sense
Libertarians are often accused of being anarchists because they do not see the value in pretending to follow volumes of arbitrary nitnoids. In fact, it is libertarians’ respect for the…
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Said with One Eyebrow Raised
Bill Moss at the Hendersonville Lightning asserts a new Publix store could catalyze a renaissance.
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Good Observation
Although I’m sure Bill Moss of the Hendersonville Lightning intended this to be interpreted differently, I like it: Gone this spring was the phony “taxpayer watchdog” posturing spectators had to…
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Seeking Science to Corroborate Conclusion, Will Pay
Bill Moss of the Hendersonville Lightning thinks city council is shopping the question of what to do with the site of the old Grey Hosiery Mill. A new appraisal would…
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(1) Hello (2) And Then a Miracle Happens (3) Economic Multipliers
The Asheville Tea Party posted a letter to the Hendersonville Lightning by Susan Berger requesting her subscription be canceled. In the letter, Berger faults the paper’s owner, Bill Moss, not…
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So, How Many Jobs Have We Lost to, Say, Illinois?
Thank you, Bill Moss, for acknowledging a subtractive angle of economic development. This may, however, induce government to spend more and more on wasted overhead to woo jobs and induced…
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The City Is Not So Evil
Bill Moss of the Hendersonville Lightning thinks the new city council’s anti-regulation crusade is a charade. Moss happens to like regulation more than developers. The main story, though, is that…