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Food service inspections

Food service inspections are made by the Henderson office of the Green River District Health Department.
A — 85 to 100 percent with no critical violations.
B — Failed two consecutive regular inspections or a follow-up inspection.
C — Any critical violations or 84 percent and below. A follow-up inspection is required within 10 days.
The Hendersonian only provides details of critical violations.

  • Kona Ice of Evansville, LLC, 2542 Timbers Drive, April 17: A/100
  • Coffee ‘n Cream, 1646 Second St., April 17: A/100
  • Jersey Mike’s, 502 N. Green St., April 16: A/100
  • Algonquins III, 213 Ky. 2084 South, April 7: A/97
  • Applebee’s, 1950 U.S. 41 North, April 6: A/95
  • American Legion Post 40, 1709 Madison St., March 6: A/94
  • Donut Bank, 2639 U.S. 41 North, Feb. 26: A/99
  • Mr. D’s, 1435 S. Green St., Feb. 26: A/97
  • The Bridges Golf Course, 800 Wolf Hills Blvd., Feb. 27: A/98
  • Dunkin’ Donuts, 2222 U.S. 41 North, March 30: A/99
  • Arby’s, 2067 U.S. 41 North, March 30: A/97

County building permits

  • Joe Rogers, 14688 Ky. 136 East, March 3: $7,400, Remodel
  • LPM Gardens, 12522 U.S. 41 South, March 5: $95,000, Commercial
  • Scott Thomas, 1942 Madison St., March 9: $107,197, Room addition
  • Jim Robinson, 9942 Old Highway 60 West, March 9: $3,500, Demolition
  • Aaron Daniels, 17599 Upper Delaware Road, March 11: $230,000, New residence
  • LPM Gardens, 12522 U.S. 41 South, March 11: $95,000, Commercial
  • Bruce Adams, 8800 Ky. 1078 North, March 12: $20,000, Utility building
  • Crown Castle, 9613 Ridgewood Road, March 16: $95,000, Commercial
  • Hager & Son, 2256 S. Green St., March 19: $8,000, Utility building
  • Jacob Shoulders, 5531 Ky. 351, March 23: $11,160, Utility building
  • Alan Powell, 7233 Cairo Dixie Road, March 23: $1,000, Demolition
  • Drew and Blair Tackett, 64 Dorsey St., March 26: $220,000, Remodel
  • Glen Thweatt, 6341 Ky. 351, March 26: $82,939, Utility building
  • Jeff Polivick, 4762 N. Pleasant Valley Road, March 30: $32,000, Utility building

City building permits

  • AVP Inc., 405 N. Main St., March 3: $370,000, Renovate building into visitor center
  • Michael J. Richardson Family T 2008, 313 Turner Ave., March 3: $6,500, Install fire barrier wall and remodel
  • Billy Ray Hill, 506 Harding Ave., March 3: $9,000, Demolish house
  • Joe Mattingly Builders, 20 Spring Garden Road, March 9: $200,000, Two-bedroom duplex
  • Oscar Menendez Alvarez, 2820 Sunset Lane #12, March 18: $0, Place new manufactured home
  • Zachary Pfister, 2820 Sunset Lane #6, March 18: $0, Place new manufactured home
  • Brian and Delana Nichols, 2375 Carter Drive, March 18: $0, New manufactured home
  • Karen M. and Jimmy D. Johnson, 2984 Briarcliff Trail, March 18: $2,900, Storage building
  • Matthew D. and Jerri Jo Proctor, 1011 Marywood Drive, March 26: $4,500, Storage building
  • Ronald B. and Penny L. Henry, 535 S. Elm St., March 26: $4,500, Storage building
  • Andrew J. and Margaret M. Herrmann, 1277 Huntspoint Way, March 30: $3,000, Storage building
  • Zephyr Construction, 1330 Taransay Drive, Feb. 19: $20,000, Attached garage
  • Redco Contracting LLC, 213 Old Orchard Lane, March 2: $25,000, Replace patio with room addition
  • Joseph F. Laboy, 54 S. Arlington Drive, March 19: $5,000, Front porch addition
  • Michael S. and Rachel Martin, 3 Clements Point, March 10: $187,000, New single-family home
  • Jagoe Homes Inc., 260 S. Bentley Drive, March 10: $297,000, New single-family home
  • Jagoe Homes Inc., 428 Tidwell Drive, March 11: $401,000, New single-family home
  • Black Pearl Properties LLC, 10 S. McKinley St., March 16: $149,000, New two-bedroom home
  • Jagoe Homes Inc., 426 Tidwell Drive, March 23: $390,000, New single-family home
  • Ernie Lingerfelt Installation, 301 Turner Ave., March 12: $38,000, Repair fire damage
  • Schaefer Renovation and Design, 624 S. Main St., March 20: $50,000, Replacing basement north wall
  • Ronald S. and Deborah B. Faupel, 1135 N. Main St., March 23: $60,000, Replace rotting decking and posts
  • Abdul Alsyoufi, 2045 U.S. 41 North, Dec. 29: $4,000, Building mounted sign
  • Ash Audubon Property Owner LLC, 2480 U.S. 41 North, Feb. 25: $2,536, Building mounted and free-standing signs
  • Alvey’s Sign Co., 2480 U.S. 41 North, March 4: $1,968, Building mounted sign
  • Community Baptist Church, 930 Pebble Creek Drive, March 11: $3,000, Replacement sign

Henderson Fiscal Court Judge’s Scholar

  • April 14: Ella Saalwaechter, Central Academy
  • April 28: Jaya Gilbert, Jefferson Elementary School

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