BBQ, Bourbon & Burlesque is Sept. 20
One of Matthew 25 AIDS Services’ big fundraisers, BBQ, Bourbon & Burlesque, will be Saturday, Sept. 20, at Warehouse 410...
OVAL preparing for Art of Recycling XI
The Ohio Valley Art League is accepting entries for its Art of Recycling XI juried exhibit, which will hang at...
BRIEFS: Teague suspect’s corpse exhumed; HWU says Washington Street project done by mid-November
Body of Marty Dill exhumed Monday morning The body of a man who could have been connected to the disappearance...
Thelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center earns highest state rating
Thelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center has received the Level 5 All STARS Performance Rating, the highest possible recognition from...
Grogan picks up inaugural Athlete of the Week award
Meryl Grogan | Golf | Athlete of the Week for week ending Aug. 23 The Hendersonian sports writers have named...
BRIEFS: School board raises tax 1.1%; Clay Street bridge opens
School board approves 0.8-cent tax increase The Henderson County Board of Education approved a 0.8-cent increase for its property tax...
Of Public Record–August issue
(This information first appeared in the August print edition of the Hendersonian.) Food Service Inspections Food service inspections are made...
Dead carp floating in river a result of higher temps, less oxygen in the water
The dead fish Hendersonians are seeing floating in the Ohio River—and decomposing on its banks—is a result of higher water...
BRIEFS: Fr. Bradley Shelter wins; Comer keynotes; Clay Street bridge expected to open soon
Fr. Bradley Shelter wins $15,000 grant from POW The Fr. Bradley Shelter for Women and Children was awarded the first-place...
City hosts Wathen Lane project wrap-up discussion
The city of Henderson will host a Wathen Lane construction project wrap-up and discussion 6 p.m. Monday in the clubhouse...