BRIEFS: Cairo student wins Space Camp award; I-69 construction updates
Cairo student receives Right Stuff Award at Space Camp Hudson Stevenson, a student at Cairo Elementary School, recently graduated from ...
Upgrading Atkinson Park might be recommended
A reimagining of Atkinson Park, replacing Atkinson Park Pool and construction of additional pickleball courts appear likely to be recommended ...
Kentucky’s first state park boasts beauty, pomp and a legend
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) In the Land of Daniel Boone, between “the ...
Letter to the Editor: Garden Club of Henderson explains planter project
Dear Editor: The Garden Club of Henderson is excited about its future. Since the club’s beginning in 1925, its main ...
Public hearings concerning wind turbines to begin soon
No date set but officials say it could take weeks to find experts to speak The Henderson County Fiscal Court ...
The first Farm Fresh Fest celebrates local produce and those who grow it
Event is 10 a.m.-noon Saturday at the Henderson Farmers Market When the Henderson Farmers Market opens and the parade of ...
A rundown of local grant award recipients
Breakfast Lions Grant Awards (grants supplied by Tri-Fest profits) College Foundation: $500 Volunteer Information Center: $2,000 Riverview School: $2,500 Cops ...
Students and local educators prep for free Friday play at the PAC
About 80 children from Henderson, Union and Webster counties are hard at work this week on the stage of the ...
BRIEFS: Wathen Lane portion closed 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; HCC named ‘Opportunity College’
Wathen lane closed daily from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. through end of the week Utility work occurring on Wathen Lane from ...
Going it alone, Carter Siewert places third in national video game competition
Rising Henderson County High School senior Carter Siewert had some heavy lifting to do when he competed in the National ...