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BRIEFS: Deaconess hosts breast cancer awareness; Local haunted house will keep tickets cheap

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Deaconess Henderson hosts breast cancer awareness celebration on Oct. 1

To kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Deaconess Henderson Breast Center is inviting the community to a breast cancer awareness celebration and mammogram screening event from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. on Wednesday, October 1.

Screening mammograms will take place inside the Deaconess Henderson Breast Center, while all celebration activities—including giveaways, educational resources and community engagement—will be held in the main lobby and parking lot of Deaconess Henderson Hospital.

The goal of this event is to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and to celebrate the strength of those impacted by breast cancer.

Event highlights include:

• Screening mammograms available by appointment with limited walk-ins at Deaconess Henderson Breast Center

• Clear tote bags for the first 25 guests screened courtesy of the Kentucky Cancer Program

• Educational booths and promotional materials in the hospital lobby

• Photo opportunity with the iconic Horses and Hope Pink Mustang in the parking lot

“This event is a meaningful opportunity to come together as a community to support breast cancer awareness and the importance of early detection,” said Dr. Amber Koon, chief of surgery, at Deaconess Henderson Hospital. “By offering education, screenings and support, we hope to empower individuals to take charge of their health and honor the strength of those impacted by breast cancer.”

A limited number of walk-in mammogram appointments will be available, and all guests who wish to receive a screening that day will be accommodated. To schedule your mammogram, please call 270-827-7156.

Also Deaconess is reminding residents of the Breast Friends Survivor Walk on Sept. 27. Register today at deaconess.com/BreastFriends.

The Reckoning Haunted Attraction touts low prices

The Reckoning Haunted Attraction, owned and operated by Henderson Haunts, LLC, announces new, budget-friendly ticket prices for their upcoming 2025 haunted house season titled The Reckoning: INFINITE PAIN, according to a release from the company.

Owner Josh Wilhite fully understands tight budgets and recognizes the need for affordable entertainment for everyone, said the release.  

The price for a general admission ticket to The Reckoning: INFINITE PAINstarts at just $15 with additional fees bringing that cost to only $16.03, before tax, per person for general admission when purchased online.

Another affordable option is the “Two Trips” ticket, where for one price, guests get to experience the haunted house twice in the same night. The “Two Trips” ticket costs $26.38, including fees and before tax, when purchased online.

Additionally, a fast pass and an “Unlimited Trips” tickets are also available for an affordable cost compared to other similar events.

On the night of Sunday, October 19, first responders, veterans and military members will receive an additional 20% off their purchase, said the release.

For those who have little ones too afraid of the scary nighttime events, The Reckoning Haunted Attraction will host kids days from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Oct. 18 and Oct. 25, with a price of $10.85 with fees, before tax, when purchased online, said the release.

The Reckoning Haunted Attraction is located in the Audubon Village Shopping Center behind Shoney’s on US-41. It will open Oct. 3 and run through Nov. 1. Tickets can be purchased online at hendersonhaunts.com or in person at 2480 US-41 Unit 180. The haunted attraction is recommended for ages 13 and older with Kids Days open to all ages.

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