We hardly knew thee, ‘Coupons on web’
(This article first appeared in the May print edition published April 30) One of Henderson’s first and oldest references to...
Replacement of Clay Street bridge to be expedited by emergency closure
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is “expediting” the scheduled replacement later this year of a bridge on Clay Street/Kentucky 812 that...
Emergency bridge closure shuts portion of Clay Street/Ky. 812
A section of Clay Street/Kentucky 812 has been closed to traffic because of the emergency closure Monday of the bridge...
Henderson institution, Skateway U.S.A., closes its doors on May 11
Skateway U.S.A.—a Henderson institution for more than two generations—is about to close. From the outside, the building on Franklin Avenue...
96-gallon trash bin full every week? Try recycling.
(This column was originally published April 2 in the April print edition of the Hendersonian.) Last June, the city of...
Big Rivers implodes former power plant boiler
Big Rivers Electric Corp. early Saturday morning on April 6 demolished the boiler of the first power plant it ever...
A venture of three couples, Cap & Cork opens on Water Street soon
In just eight years, the dining options in Henderson have reached a depth and breadth probably unmatched in its history....
Kenergy connecting first county customers to broadband
Little Dixie is a community precious to Randa Givens Gary and her family. It’s where she grew up. Where her...
Sprawling Unbridled solar farm begins to take shape near Robards
(This article first appeared in the print edition published Feb. 28) The gently rolling countryside south of Robards along the...
Start of work on first roundabout will force changes for motorists and walkers along outer Second St.
It looks like the first of three planned roundabouts on outer Second Street/Zion Road — adjacent to Palmer’s Market and...
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