Finding out that someone you love has been arrested can make everything feel urgent at once. You may not know where they are being held, what they have been charged with, how much the bond is or what you are supposed to do next. You may also begin receiving calls, texts or messages from people asking for money before you have confirmed any of the facts. Take a breath. An arrest is not a conviction, and you do not have to solve everything in the first five minutes. The most he

When someone you love has supposedly been arrested, fear can take over fast. A caller says your child, grandchild, spouse or friend is sitting in jail. They claim money must be sent immediately. They may know the person’s name, where they live or other details that make the story sound believable. Then comes the pressure: "Do not hang up. Do not call anyone. Do not tell the rest of the family. Pay now or your loved one will stay in jail." Stop. Before sending money, sharing p

Summer Arrests in North Carolina Summer in North Carolina brings lake days, beach trips, mountain weekends, concerts, festivals, cookouts, nightlife, and holiday travel. It can also bring more traffic stops, more alcohol-related enforcement, more boating patrols, more public-event calls, and more families suddenly searching for bail help. At NC Bail Network, we believe families deserve clear information before panic sets in. An arrest is not a conviction. Every person accused

Henderson County is moving forward with one of the largest public construction projects in its history: a major addition and renovation to the Henderson County Judicial Center in downtown Hendersonville. The project, known as the Judicial Center Addition and Renovation project, is designed to expand and modernize the county’s courthouse, improve security, increase courtroom capacity, support the Clerk of Court’s office, and address the long-term demands of a growing Western N