Elevate hopes for funding to build new residential community
When asking a group of students at Elevate about living on their own, the possibility inspires excited questions and comments. ...
Dr. Michelle Chappell named Rotary’s ‘Hometown Hero’
Dr. Michelle Chappell said she had no idea she would be named Rotary’s “Hometown Hero” during late July’s State of...
Standing on the edge of the future: Solar comes to Henderson County
Fields of solar arrays are seemingly set to rise from the ground in Henderson County—541 acres straddling the 425-Bypass, some...
Fiscal Court hears requests for more than $4.4 million
Henderson County Fiscal Court at its Sept. 12 meeting heard two pitches—one from the city of Henderson and another from...
Political heavyweights come out to celebrate Pratt’s grand opening
It was a star-studded party with an international flare at Pratt Industries’ grand opening Thursday afternoon, and the company spared...
Bluegrass in the Park growing, needs new help
Bluegrass in the Park and Folklife Festival is in the best financial state it’s ever been in, according to its...
Park’s got one more play up his sleeve… (‘But who knows’ maybe another)
Bob Park—all 91 years old of him—is at it again. The local playwright, writer, singer and songwriter is putting on...
270 Cornhole players fare well at world competition
Doug McClure and Jim Culver, two members of Henderson’s 270 Cornhole team, won the World Senior Doubles Championship at the...
Abnormal winter weather hurts summer peaches
Cardinal Farms owner Tim Alexander says this peach season has been especially strange—and difficult. For one, only five of his...
Conservative, Christian, straight-shooter, Mills has often faced backlash
To supporters, Robby Mills is a straight-shooter who will never vote against his convictions. “What you see is what you...