Black History: Interest grows in preserving and researching Black cemeteries
(This article first appeared in the February print edition of the Hendersonian.) An interest in different aspects of African American...
Black History: All local Black Baptist churches started from one
(This article first appeared in the February print edition of the Hendersonian.) Every African American Baptist church in Henderson can...
Officials will break ground for Elevate Estates on Tuesday
Residential community will house 64 people who have barriers to an independent lifestyle The long wait is over Elevate Estates....
Former mayor Johnson remembered as hard-working, happy, community champion
Former Henderson mayor and local businessman Glenn Johnson is remembered as a hard worker who came from difficult circumstances to...
HWU customers won’t get any relief for ‘catch-up bills’
Customers express frustration with lag in notification and tone of communications; HWU accepts blame Henderson residents learned Wednesday night that...
Gibbs Die Casting Corp. acquired by California private equity firm
CEO Risch says operations will continue without any changes Gibbs Die Casting Corp., one of the top manufacturers in Henderson...
Mayor requests HWU to explain what led to “catch-up” bills
Residents sign a petition to protest charges Henderson Mayor Brad Staton has requested Henderson Water Utility representatives to explain the...
City commission ends January with a whirlwind of activity
The Henderson City Commission completed a whirlwind of activity a marathon meeting on Jan. 29 that saw the body approve...
Farmers, leaders discuss roads, flooding and energy at Farmers Soundoff
Roads, flooding and energy made up the bulk of the discussion at the Henderson Chamber of Commerce’s Farmers Soundoff Thursday...
More than 3,000 HWU customers will need to pay ‘catch-up bill’
Some 3,600 city residents should expect a letter in the mail soon informing them of a water utility error that...