Bill blocking Kentuckians from suing pesticide makers splits House GOP but still advances
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern FRANKFORT — A bill that critics say would block Kentuckians from suing pesticide companies for failing ...
Local golf coaches bring Operation 36 to Henderson
Junior golfers will soon have a new way to hone their skills and learn to love the game of golf. ...
A meal by itself or with an added protein
While tortellini is traditionally served as a main dish in sauce or broth, the ring-shaped pasta filled with cheese, meat ...
Boys & Girls Club growing and looking to grow more this summer
(This article first appeared in the March print edition of the Hendersonian.) The Boys & Girls Club of Henderson continues ...
Letter to the Editor from the March print edition
Not everyone has the same opinion Dear Editor: First off, I would like to say thank you to G. Herbert ...
Great food, great party!
(This article first appeared in the March print edition of the Hendersonian.) When planning your dream wedding, a delicious experience ...
Former Hendersonian going into Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame
A successful children’s author who was raised in Henderson is about to be inducted into the Kentucky Writers Hall of ...
Track & field Cols take first in Colonel Classic meet
Lady Cols finish 8th Henderson County opened its outdoor track and field season with a strong all-around performance Saturday, winning ...
Kentucky GOP Senate candidates talk immigration and Iran war in first debate
LOUISVILLE — Kentucky’s top three Republican U.S. Senate candidates largely agreed that illegal immigration is a major issue for Kentuckians, ...
Windmill ordinance public hearings start Wednesday
On Wednesday, the Henderson City-County Planning Commission will begin a series of seven scheduled public hearings, all with the goal ...