Terror on the Trail can remain open if the haunted trail meets certain conditions
Terror on the Trail can again open after the Henderson County Board of Zoning Adjustments recently approved a conditional use...
Crafting HB 500 is just beginning, state legislators say
The bill in current form would cause many state employees to pay much more for health insurance, says Personnel Cabinet...
City commission gets first look at Parks Master Plan
The 118-page document contains myriad possibilities and provides 'direction' The Henderson City Commission got a first look at the Parks...
Local artist illustrates award-winning book
Robin Hamme, the author, also has a Henderson connection Henderson resident Pem Pfisterer Clark was the illustrator of a book...
Goodwill Store planned for parcel at U.S. 60-Watson Lane intersection
Plans have been submitted for the construction of a new Goodwill Store on U.S. 60 East across from Chapel Hill...
City residents who need help with utility bills can access from a fund created last year
The city of Henderson will be utilizing a fund that was set up last year to help those who may...
Peabody Building air conditioning should be done by the end of April
The Peabody Building will soon get replacement equipment installed to fix a faulty air conditioning system that sent several city...
County hires attorney to assist with possible renewable energy litigation
Henderson County Fiscal Court members all voted in favor of hiring Harold “Mac” Johns to assist in lawsuits or other...
HCS Superintendent Lawson signs on in support of ‘Pre-K for All’
Henderson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Bob Lawson is one of 93 superintendents that signed on to a letter sent to...
Henderson Economic Development seeks $2.8 million in investments for the next five years
On Tuesday, local governments approved $900,000 Both local governments Tuesday approved funding for Henderson Economic Development’s next five-year strategic plan,...