Collins, the city’s ‘encyclopedia,’ retires after 29 years
Henderson City Clerk Maree Collins has worked with six mayors, five city managers, four interim city managers and 24 city...
First Baptist Church aims to buy several adjacent properties—including Wolf’s Tavern building
Owner Ershig says there's no contract; he's going to continue to look for lessees for his properties A video that...
Full roundabout configuration opened Saturday
I-69 Ohio River Crossing officials say that the full configuration of all three Second Street roundabouts opened Saturday. With that,...
Fiscal Court preliminarily agrees on a 2-year solar farm moratorium
Schneider says a battery energy storage system moratorium will come later The Henderson County Fiscal Court is poised to approve...
First responder mental health advocates push to end the stigma
A statistic on the flyer for the Impact of Trauma on First Responders and Veterans Conference held Tuesday at the...
Fiscal Court to discuss possibility of temporary solar farm moratorium Tuesday
The Henderson County Fiscal Court will discuss the future of green energy in the county—and the possibility of a temporary...
Mills wins majority caucus chair
Henderson state Sen. Robby Mills was elected by fellow Republicans Friday as the majority caucus chair. “I’m excited,” Mills said....
‘Small but mighty’ tourist commission win big at state awards
Abby Dixon, the executive director of the Henderson Tourist Commission, said her staff is “small but mighty.” Recent wins at...
‘You’re all heroes’
South Middle School holds 44th annual Veterans Day program Monday Sarah Whitledge Taylor told local veterans gathered for the 44th...
City commission bits and pieces: Consultant hired to create Parks Master Plan; Another firm will handle permitting for a future boat dock
The city of Henderson has hired the firm Brandstetter Carroll to create its Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Assistant City...