Hudson is a town in Caldwell County, North Carolina. The community grew up around a sawmill camp in the early 1800s. Initially known as Hudsonville, the name of the village was shortened in 1889. Mr. Monroe Hudson was the first village postmaster, serving from 1880 to 1889. Hudson was incorporated in 1905. Hudson is south of Lenoir and east of Cajah’s Mountain.
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Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute
CCC&TI is a public community college serving Caldwell and Watauga counties, through its main campus in Hudson, North Carolina, and a smaller campus in Boone. Its admissions policies, schedules, and student services are outlined.
http://www.cccti.edu/
The Hudson, North Carolina congregation’s Sunday and Wednesday service and program schedule is posted to the site, along with a church calendar, photographs, and office hours.
http://www.fellowshipbaptistnc.org/
First Baptist Church of Hudson, North Carolina
Founded in 1831 under the name of Gunpowder Baptist Church, the congregation’s name was changed to Sardis Baptist Church in 1835, then to the First Baptist Church of Hudson in 1955. Its history, adult and youth ministries, weekly schedules, and a church calendar are published to the site.
http://www.hudsonfirst.org/
The Southern Baptist congregation in Hudson, North Carolina meets at its facilities on Horseshoe Bend Road. Its pastor is introduced, and a schedule of weekly services and programs is published to the site.
http://www.friendshipbaptisthudson.org/
HCS is a Christian school in Hudson, North Carolina that uses the ABeka Book as an educational curriculum, along with Bible study. Its admissions policies and an overview of its academic, athletics, fine arts and student life programs is put forward.
http://www.heritagechristianschool.info/
Located across from the Hudson Middle School, the Hudson, North Carolina veterinary hospital offers a variety of services for pets, including health maintenance, dermatology, geriatric care, ophthalmology, general surgery, dental procedures, laboratory testing, and digital x-rays. Medical information and forms, direction to the facility, and its hours of operation are posted.
http://www.hudsonah.com/
Operated by Bill Johnson, the taxidermist operates a shop in Hudson, North Carolina. Photographs of his work is depicted, and the shop location, hours of operation, and contacts are posted.
http://www.johnsonstaxidermy.com/
Incorporated in 1905, the town is in Caldwell County, North Carolina. An introduction to and from the mayor is put forward, along with general information about the community, a history, events calendar, and contacts for the town’s administrative and departmental offices.
http://www.ci.hudson.nc.us/
