Randolph says he’ll run for city commission as a write-in
Jay Randolph, who won a city commission seat last election but resigned before the term began, will run as a...
Use of some warming centers is high
Some Henderson warming centers have been busy since a cold snap arrived mid-January. The Salvation Army opened last Sunday, Jan....
City officials and staff prep for the year–and beyond
Henderson Mayor Brad Staton revealed for the first time a plan to create a local frontage road that would parallel...
Brooks talks about “good trouble”
The Rev. Dr. Adrian M. Brooks, Sr., spoke about the need for “good trouble” in his Martin Luther King Day...
Family Judge Curlin returns to the bench Tuesday
The state Supreme Court has lifted its indefinite suspension against Henderson County Family Judge David Curlin, allowing him to return...
Pruitt to run for his seventh commission seat
Robert Pruitt, currently serving his sixth term as a city commissioner, says he was asked to run for the Dist....
Williams will run again, wants to get the vote out
Dwight Williams said he won’t change much from last fall’s campaign for a Henderson City Commission seat except for a...
Sutton will run un-opposed for circuit court clerk seat
Greg Sutton will run unopposed for re-election of his Henderson County Circuit Court Clerk seat. Sutton was appointed to the...
Fiscal Court sends battery energy storage ordinance to planning commission for review
The Henderson County Fiscal Court on Tuesday sent a battery energy storage systems ordinance to the Henderson-Henderson County Joint Planning...
Tax moratorium changes would go for whole city
Possible changes to a tax moratorium for Henderson properties could reap benefits for owners. City Attorney Dawn Kelsey presented a...