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HENDERSON COUNTY Coach: John Elliott Career: 66-75 (.468), 14th Year at HCHS: 1-2 (.333), 1st Year FOOTBALL STATS 2025 Record:...

Fiscal court moves closer to approving $7.5 million addition to the county jail

BRIEF: Fiscal court approves road repairs; meets new Humane Society executive director; hears solar panel questions from concerned citizen

To help with housing shortage, city starts process of allowing tiny homes

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City of Henderson Ordinance No. 27-25: ORDINANCE AMENDING JOB CLASSIFICATIONS AND PAY PLAN

Public Notices

City of Henderson Ordinance No. 26-25: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AMENDMENT TO JOB CLASSIFICATIONS AND PAY PLAN FOR THE TRANSIT MECHANIC SUPERVISOR

History

Annexing the East End involved a long, bitter struggle

Judge-Exec issues burn ban

by Staff

Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider issued a burn ban Wednesday for all of the county. It is effective immediately and...

Of Public Record in September’s print issue

by Staff

Food Service Inspections Food service inspections are made by the Henderson office of the Green River District Health Department. A...

Is it just me, or has Green Street become ‘trafficky’ lately?

by Chuck Stinnett

(This column first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) My wife and I have a word we...

Local

New book preserves 50 sermons from 50 years of local pastor’s career

Sports

August 2025 Athletes of the Month: Meryl Grogan and Alex Bowley

Local

Another side of Audubon

Local

UPDATE: John Hiatt performance postponed

Local

BRIEF: Southbound bridge work pushed back to Wednesday

Kentucky community colleges working to meet students’ ‘severe’ need for mental health support

Schools

State public school advocates want $718 million ‘investment,’ but Republicans are skeptical

Politics

Transportation Secretary Duffy’s appearance at I-69 job site bodes well for funding to complete project

Beshear warns of possible state revenue shortfall. GOP speaker is skeptical.

September 6, 2025

BRIEFS: Barr campaigns in Henderson; Park’s new play; Daniel Pitino Shelter hosts fundraisers in July

June 24, 2025

Henderson joins in nationwide ‘No Kings’ Rally Saturday

June 17, 2025

Science

Business

CEO Greg Risch leaving Gibbs for a new position

August 30, 2025

First Rivertown bourbon sells out in one day

August 15, 2025

Restless retirement leads former AD to soap-making (and selling)

July 27, 2025

Homer’s developing outdoor ‘hangout space’

July 26, 2025

Tech

Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

March 8, 2025

HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

May 11, 2024

In some parts of the U.S., the grid of the future might be closer than you think

May 9, 2024

Editor's Choice

Shidler rushes for 131 yards and runs away with Athlete of the Week

Transportation Secretary Duffy’s appearance at I-69 job site bodes well for funding to complete project

Local residents shouldn’t have any health concerns from Newburgh chemical fire, says OEM director

September 8, 2025

Cols grit it out for tough victory over Henry Clay 19-16

September 6, 2025

BRIEF: Tuesday is High Attendance Day for students

September 6, 2025

Spotlight

HCHS football statistics (through three games)

United Way’s campaign asks what does ‘United is the Way’ mean to you

Fiscal court moves closer to approving $7.5 million addition to the county jail

BRIEF: Fiscal court approves road repairs; meets new Humane Society executive director; hears solar panel questions from concerned citizen

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HCHS football statistics (through three games)

by Guest

HENDERSON COUNTY Coach: John Elliott Career: 66-75 (.468), 14th Year at HCHS: 1-2 (.333), 1st Year FOOTBALL STATS 2025 Record:...

United Way’s campaign asks what does ‘United is the Way’ mean to you

Fiscal court moves closer to approving $7.5 million addition to the county jail

BRIEF: Fiscal court approves road repairs; meets new Humane Society executive director; hears solar panel questions from concerned citizen

To help with housing shortage, city starts process of allowing tiny homes

City of Henderson Ordinance No. 27-25: ORDINANCE AMENDING JOB CLASSIFICATIONS AND PAY PLAN

City of Henderson Ordinance No. 26-25: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AMENDMENT TO JOB CLASSIFICATIONS AND PAY PLAN FOR THE TRANSIT MECHANIC SUPERVISOR

Annexing the East End involved a long, bitter struggle

Judge-Exec issues burn ban

Of Public Record in September’s print issue

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HCHS football statistics (through three games)

by Guest

HENDERSON COUNTY Coach: John Elliott Career: 66-75 (.468), 14th Year at HCHS: 1-2 (.333), 1st Year FOOTBALL STATS 2025 Record:...

United Way’s campaign asks what does ‘United is the Way’ mean to you

by Vince Tweddell

United Way of Henderson County’s new campaign features a message—“United is the Way”—that UW leaders hope is both powerful and...

Fiscal court moves closer to approving $7.5 million addition to the county jail

by Beth Smith

Efforts to add a 100-bed addition to the Henderson County Detention Center are gaining momentum. At a Sept. 4 special-called...

BRIEF: Fiscal court approves road repairs; meets new Humane Society executive director; hears solar panel questions from concerned citizen

by Vince Tweddell

The Henderson County Fiscal Court met Tuesday and attended to business on a busy agenda. News items included: The fiscal...

To help with housing shortage, city starts process of allowing tiny homes

by Vince Tweddell