As power-intensive data centers eye Kentucky, UofL panel details concerns
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Natasha DeJarnett, a University of Louisville assistant professor of medicine, said her specialty is air quality ...
‘Scary, stressful time,’ says Beshear with nutrition aid for 1 in 8 Kentuckians in doubt
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Meals for seniors in Kentucky are getting a $9.1 million temporary lifeline after pandemic-era funding expired, Gov. ...
PVA Powell switches to Republican Party, setting up primary battle with McGarrh
Henderson County Property Valuation Administrator Andrew Powell announced Thursday that he is switching from the Democratic Party to the Republican ...
Soccer Cols take tough loss in region championship game
It was heartbreak for the Henderson County boys’ soccer team on Thursday night, as they lost 2-1 to University Heights ...
Local government bits & pieces
City commission preliminarily approves tiny homes zoning The Henderson City Commission on Tuesday heard first reading and voted unanimously to ...
BRIEFS: No Kings; Horses for Heroes; New Community Foundation board members
No Kings protest in Henderson draws an estimated 100 An estimated 100 people turned up for Saturday’s No Kings protest ...
Colonels drop heartbreaker to Hoptown
HCHS' last-second drive comes up short inside the Tigers' red zone In the final matchup between Henderson County and Hopkinsville, ...
Holy Name Fall Festival moves to late October with Casey’s Rides set to handle carnival rides
The Holy Name Fall Festival, which has been a late September tradition for as long as many can remember around ...
The Port celebrates three years in Henderson
The Port celebrated its third anniversary Friday. Executive Director Rachel Heath said the youth center’s work has expanded in its ...
Travel east to view ‘Dr. Seussian’ glass exhibit now at the Maker’s Mark campus
It’s “perfectly unreasonable” to expect to find a world-class exhibit of hand-blown glass in the middle of nowhere. But right ...