‘Dirt Farmer’ is always looking for new things to grow
(This article first appeared in the June print issue of the Hendersonian) On any given day when the Henderson Farmers...
Why not explore your own backyard?
Just two hours away, Paducah offers much to see and do (This article first appeared in the June print issue...
Whitledge inspired numerous local artists
100th birthday celebration Tuesday at First Christian Church She was born 100 years ago in a small Missouri town, a...
Tourist Commission pursues new ways to tout Henderson
One is a video game that shows off what Kentucky--and Henderson--can offer With travel and tourism steadily ramping back up...
The Steves explore Antarctica
(This article first appeared in the May print edition published April 30) Often when people mention they’re going on a...
‘More attention needs to be brought to this disease’
Hendersonian Katie Adams continues to raise awareness about ALS while fighting the disease There’s only one person who can effectively...
Two local plant sales coming up
As the weather turns reliably nice for outdoor plantings, two popular local plant sales are coming up on the next...
YMCA rejuvenates water safety program for third-graders
Once upon a time, Henderson County Family YMCA ran a program that taught swimming lessons to all third-graders in the...
Henderson named 8th-best small town in Kentucky; Thomason’s is No. 2 BBQ joint
For local readers of Southern Living magazine, something familiar likely jumped off the pages of the April 2024 edition. On...
Women’s History Month: Hendersonian Caudill is first female head of filtration plant at EWSU
Henderson native Brenna Caudill is observing Women’s History Month this year in a notable way. She’s making a little history...
