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A Kentucky bill regulating kids’ social media had bipartisan support, AG backing. What killed it?

FLASH ROUNDUP: Hot Flash a half game out as of Friday

Property owner is trying to figure out how to fix core hole that is leaking methane
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Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

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

In some parts of the U.S., the grid of the future might be closer than you think
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Henderson Pride celebration withstands downpour and still beats last year’s attendance

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Host families are essential to Flash success

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BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

'Gnomes of Audubon Forest' will be staged on Friday The Henderson Area Arts Alliance is once again offering a free...

County government officials mum on Stellar lawsuit but agreement could come soon

See where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky

Summer box office sizzling with July promising more hits

Old Fort Harrod State Park offers a glimpse of frontier life 250 years ago

After 50 years in the wrecker trade, Crawford says it’s been ‘a great business’

A Kentucky bill regulating kids’ social media had bipartisan support, AG backing. What killed it?

PUBLIC NOTICE: County BOZA holds public hearing on Monday, July 13

FLASH ROUNDUP: Hot Flash a half game out as of Friday

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First public hearing regarding wind energy set for Sept. 2

In a statement, Planning Commissioner Hodge says he has no conflict of interest regarding renewable energy

BRIEFS: Roof Angel gives away free roof to a vet; Local Democratic Party opens new office; Scott honored for her photography; HMP&L work

COMMENTARY: During the nation’s 250th, a reflection on multiple melting pots—from a St. Thomas Christian, raised in Kenya, schooled globally and making a home in America

Kentucky State Data Center projects Henderson County’s population will decrease by thousands by 2050

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Kentucky State Data Center projects Henderson County’s population will decrease by thousands by 2050

Property owner is trying to figure out how to fix core hole that is leaking methane

Property owner is trying to figure out how to fix core hole that is leaking methane

by Vince Tweddell

And the underground mines cause concern for what may be built above the surface A core hole in eastern Henderson...

BRIEFS: Roof Angel gives away free roof to a vet; Local Democratic Party opens new office; Scott honored for her photography; HMP&L work

BRIEFS: Roof Angel gives away free roof to a vet; Local Democratic Party opens new office; Scott honored for her photography; HMP&L work

Roof Angel gives away free roof to a vet Local business Roof Angel gave away a free roof to a...

A visit to the cemetery leads to discovery of numerous American Patriots in the family tree

A visit to the cemetery leads to discovery of numerous American Patriots in the family tree

by Donna B Stinnett

(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) When she was a little girl growing up...

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Nick Whitt resigns from city commission

Nick Whitt resigns from city commission

Trump appoints former Kentucky GOP Senate candidate to become ambassador to Colombia

Unusually high number of county judge-executives lost primary elections across Kentucky

Local primary voter turnout was 22%

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Dead carp floating in river a result of higher temps, less oxygen in the water

Dead carp floating in river a result of higher temps, less oxygen in the water

August 18, 2025

Fiscal Court to discuss possibility of temporary solar farm moratorium Tuesday

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Trees are ‘medicine,’ UofL research finds

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Henderson native Edwards gets Harvard fellowship to advance biomedical firm

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After 50 years in the wrecker trade, Crawford says it’s been ‘a great business’

After 50 years in the wrecker trade, Crawford says it’s been ‘a great business’

After 89 years in Henderson, Dunaway’s is closing

BIZ BRIEFS: Feldman Farms; Henderson Brew Co.

Stock Yards doesn’t say job loss number

Tech

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

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

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

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

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Rheinhardt continues baseball journey in front of his hometown

Rheinhardt continues baseball journey in front of his hometown

Local group hopes to bring mountain biking park to Henderson

Local group hopes to bring mountain biking park to Henderson

Excessive heat warning in effect through Friday evening

Excessive heat warning in effect through Friday evening

Shake, Rattle and Roll was last for local event founder

Shake, Rattle and Roll was last for local event founder

Henderson Pride celebration withstands downpour and still beats last year’s attendance

Henderson Pride celebration withstands downpour and still beats last year’s attendance

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First public hearing regarding wind energy set for Sept. 2

In a statement, Planning Commissioner Hodge says he has no conflict of interest regarding renewable energy

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

Street-legal special purpose vehicles allowed on county roads in unincorporated areas

County government officials mum on Stellar lawsuit but agreement could come soon

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

See where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky

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First public hearing regarding wind energy set for Sept. 2

In a statement, Planning Commissioner Hodge says he has no conflict of interest regarding renewable energy

by Vince Tweddell

Says an accusation against him is meant to intimidate him and other commissioners Gray Hodge, who serves on the Henderson...

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

Street-legal special purpose vehicles allowed on county roads in unincorporated areas

County government officials mum on Stellar lawsuit but agreement could come soon

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

See where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky

Summer box office sizzling with July promising more hits

Summer box office sizzling with July promising more hits

Old Fort Harrod State Park offers a glimpse of frontier life 250 years ago

After 50 years in the wrecker trade, Crawford says it’s been ‘a great business’

A Kentucky bill regulating kids’ social media had bipartisan support, AG backing. What killed it?

PUBLIC NOTICE: County BOZA holds public hearing on Monday, July 13

FLASH ROUNDUP: Hot Flash a half game out as of Friday

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First public hearing regarding wind energy set for Sept. 2

In a statement, Planning Commissioner Hodge says he has no conflict of interest regarding renewable energy

by Vince Tweddell

Says an accusation against him is meant to intimidate him and other commissioners Gray Hodge, who serves on the Henderson...

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

BRIEFS: HAAA theater camp culminates in a free show Friday; Dust Bowl this week at JFK Center

'Gnomes of Audubon Forest' will be staged on Friday The Henderson Area Arts Alliance is once again offering a free...

Street-legal special purpose vehicles allowed on county roads in unincorporated areas

County government officials mum on Stellar lawsuit but agreement could come soon

by Vince Tweddell

Stellar attorney Harrod--and court documents--say parties involved are working on a resolution The Henderson County Fiscal Court and other government...

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

See where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky

by Liam Niemeyer

Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Ever since Kentucky lawmakers approved statewide sales tax breaks for hyperscale data centers, developers are eyeing the state...

Summer box office sizzling with July promising more hits

Summer box office sizzling with July promising more hits

by McManus Woodend

(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) Summer 2026 is off to a sizzling start...

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