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BRIEFS: Lenten Lunch Series starts Feb. 25; Pressley is awarded prestigious scholarship

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A spring tradition in Henderson will return on Feb. 25 with the Lenten Lunch Series presented by the Henderson County Ministerial Association.

For five Wednesdays during Lent, various churches will host a noon service followed by a light lunch.

On Maundy Thursday, also at noon, the service will be hosted at Community Baptist Church.

On Good Friday at noon, the Stations of the Cross service will be hosted at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.

Though there is no fee for lunch, an offering will be taken for the Ministerial Association’s Good Samaritan Fund.

On Easter Sunday, a 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service is planned at Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church.

Here’s the complete schedule for the Lenten Series with the location(s) of the week:

Wednesday, Feb. 25: First Christian Church, 830 S. Green St.

Wednesday, March 4: Presbyterian Church of Henderson, 100 S. Main St.

Wednesday, March 11: First United Methodist Church, Third & Green streets (entry under portico along Green St.)

Wednesday, March 18: Bennett Memorial United Methodist Church, 503 Letcher St.

Wednesday, March 25: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 5 S. Green St.

Thursday, April 2, Maundy Thursday: Community Baptist Church, 1026 Pebble Creek Drive.

Friday, April 3, Good Friday: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, 511 Second St.

Sunday, April 5, Easter: Sunrise Service, 6:30 a.m., Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church, 937 Washington St.

Pressley is awarded prestigious scholarship

A Henderson County High School senior has been selected as one of 16 recipients for Western Kentucky University’s most prestigious award.

Sophie Pressley plans to major in Business Economics in the Gordon Ford College of Business, according to a release from WKU.

With her 2026-2027 Cherry Presidential Scholarship, she’ll be given $16,000 annually and $64,000 total over a four-year period at the school.

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