Plenty of baseball to watch without stepping into a big league stadium
(This article first appeared in the June print edition of the Hendersonian.) This is the season of the year when...
Rain ’R Shine Farm recovers from spring flood
(This article first appeared in the June print edition of the Hendersonian and is a part of our Hoem Grown...
Stanley hopes his exhibition is a reminder ‘to be open to joyfulness…from whatever ridiculous source it may come’
Show runs through Aug. 29 at Preston Arts Center Artist J. Shea Stanley doesn’t really remember NOT creating art. His...
Second wall filled with names of 78 women at the Women’s Honor Court dedicated
With an overflow crowd of onlookers, a second granite wall engraved with the names of 78 women was dedicated Sunday...
Exhibit created by artists with Native American connections can be seen at Audubon State Park
An art exhibit of works created by artists with connections to indigenous people is available at John James Audubon State...
‘It’s kind of unreal’
Henderson native and Navy vet battled homelessness and cancer to earn his college degree Just a few days ago, Henderson...
Flying through ATL this travel season? Lucky you
(This article first appeared in the May print edition of the Hendersonian.) There is an old saw about “travel” that...
Garden Club of Henderson celebrates centennial anniversary
In its centennial year, the Garden Club of Henderson is showing no sign of straying away from what it’s done...
Two more USCT grave markers will be rededicated Saturday
A ceremony to rededicate two more restored military grave markers of United States Colored Troops in the City of Henderson’s...
Farmers Market opens May 3
The first Saturday in May is a day of celebration for fans of “eating local.” It’s opening day for the...