September releases are hoping to fall into box office hits
August did indeed bring the heat of successful theatrical runs for a handful of movies. Both “Deadpool & Wolverine” and ...
East Heights locked down Tuesday morning after what police believe is a prank call
Henderson police believe a call of a person with a rifle that resulted in East Heights School going into lockdown ...
COMMENTARY: Labor Day: The Sunday-Monday connection
(This article first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) More than 2,000 years ago, the Prophet Amos ...
COMMENTARY: Fairness ordinance took two decades to take root
(This article first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) Three cities adopted Kentucky’s first fairness ordinances in ...
Author, educator and co-founder of St. Anthony’s Hospice, Marianne Walker dies
Marianne Walker, local author, educator and co-founder of St. Anthony’s Hospice, died Thursday. She was 91. Walker’s friend, Gail King, ...
Family’s annual 5K raises awareness about thrombosis and honors Nick Payne who died at 31 from the condition
A year before his death, Nick Payne suffered a leg fracture that caused him to wear a boot. As his ...
No bites yet on state’s largest Build-Ready pad, but ‘Something exciting will come there’
The 4 Star Industrial Park boasts the state’s largest Build-Ready site, an area of 1.1 million square feet—roughly the size ...
Bull out for a stroll in local neighborhood rounded up after two-day chase
It was a bit of a surprise for Andy Rideout when he got a call from Henderson City Attorney Dawn ...
BRIEFS: Habitat hosts Homeless Fair Monday, City begins fall street work
Homeless Fair Monday in Chloe Randolph Organization parking lot The Habitat for Humanity of Henderson is hosting a Homeless Fair ...
Taking care when planting trees will ensure they grow and prosper
Fall is the time many folks plant trees to give them time to get established before the growing season starts ...