BRIEFS: Milling work, free Mother’s Day breakfast
Milling in city begins next week The city of Henderson will begin milling streets and alleys next week to prepare...
BRIEFS: I-69 traffic changes, domestic arrest and HCC graduation
Traffic changes for I-69 project this week Drivers can expect several traffic restrictions this week to accommodate work on Section...
37 HCHS seniors sign with employers and move into career paths
Thirty-seven Henderson County High School Career and Technical Education seniors signed on with local businesses at the annual Career Signing...
BRIEFS: Farmers Market opens, HCS testing
Farmer’s Market opens Saturday The first Saturday in May is famously known as the day for a big thoroughbred horse...
BRIEFS: Reduced speeds, scholarships and election worker pay
Judge-Executive reduces speeds on roads near Robards solar farm construction Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider has lowered speeds from 55...
Grace is new HCHS athletic director
Nathan Grace has been named athletic director at Henderson County High School. Grace has been an educator since 1999 and has...
Construction on a second solar farm in Robards area begins
Ground was broken Wednesday on a second substantial solar farm in Henderson County—the Sebree Solar Energy Center in the Robards...
Spottsville is Rotary Field Day winner
Spottsville Elementary was the winning school at Thursday’s Rotary Field Day. Second place went to South Heights, followed by Holy...
Henderson Community College Giving Day set for April 25
Henderson Community College will launch its inaugural HCC Giving Day on April 25, according to a college release. “We are...
Rotary ready to award scholarships
Rotary Club of Henderson, in conjunction with the Rotaract Club, will give out seven $1,000 scholarships in May, said a...