‘A big deal’ between HWU and Tyson keeps 1,200 jobs here for 10 more years
With a Water and Sewer Commission of the City of Henderson approval of amendments to the contract between the Henderson ...
‘Wasn’t sure I’d make it to graduation’
Gaston is heading off to U. of Cincinnati in the fall (This article first appeared in the June print issue ...
Some said he wouldn’t live
Now Carter Lawrence is an HCHS graduate (This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) Carter ...
From her teachers, Wolfe learned she wanted to teach
(This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) During her senior year, Emmi Wolfe did her ...
‘Head down and do the work’
(This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) Put your head down and do the work. ...
Henderson’s first Pride event set for Sunday
The organizer of Henderson’s first Pride event believes it could push the town to be more inclusive and accepting of ...
All 342 HCHS graduates
(This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) Blue Unit Lisa Akins • Tayler Baker • ...
Central Academy graduates
(This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) Allison Alexander • Brittany Baker • Isaac Baird ...
Barbering with a bourbon
New barber shop offers cocktails as part of a ‘downtown vibe’ A new barbershop on Main Street in Downtown Henderson ...
Residents, military, local officials rave about the benefits of the Innovative Readiness Training mission here
IRT at South Middle School ends Tuesday at noon Hendersonian Charlotte Smoot, a retiree, said the benefits she receives doesn’t ...