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Lawson takes president position at Peoples Bank of Kentucky

Jailer Willett outlines changes made in his first two months on the job
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Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

In some parts of the U.S., the grid of the future might be closer than you think
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Belt’s seven touchdowns power Cols past Henry Clay

HCHS football season stats after two games

Hall of Fame class includes final four soccer squad, a City High grad, a long-time coach and other great athletes

Short film shot in Henderson selected for Nashville Film Festival

Cols fall 41-16 to Pulaski County in season opener

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Henderson Manor residents say they deal with bedbugs, mice, violence and more

Kentucky’s measles outbreak continues to grow

Southbound Twin Bridge reopens

See it all at the Kentucky State Fair running Aug. 20-30

Henderson chef, food & whiskey brand will be featured at Ky. Bourbon Festival

KYTC starts annual Twin Bridges inspection today
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Beshear issues executive order to protect against ‘harmful impacts’ of data centers

by Liam Niemeyer

August 8, 2026

Energy

Wind energy ordinance proposals submitted to planning commission

August 5, 2026

Energy

Planning commission staff to present wind farm ordinance proposal Tuesday night

August 3, 2026

Energy

Hyperscale data center, natural gas-fired project planned for Paducah’s former nuclear plant

July 30, 2026

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Proposal submitted to FAA includes 93 possible locations for wind turbines in the county

Energy

Pattern pulls the plug on eastern Henderson County wind and solar project

by Vince Tweddell

July 25, 2026

The company that had proposed to build a wind and solar farm in eastern Henderson County is pulling up its...

Energy

Research presented shows wind turbines decrease nearby property values

by Vince Tweddell

July 21, 2026

Both an expert in the field and community members were all in agreement at July15’s Henderson City-County Planning Commission public...

Street-legal special purpose vehicles allowed on county roads in unincorporated areas

Courts

County seeks state court’s opinion on whether moratorium applies to Stellar project

by Vince Tweddell

July 15, 2026

County also files in federal court a motion to dismiss Stellar's lawsuit The Henderson Fiscal Court on Tuesday approved a...

Energy

Discussion for data center regulations will start in the fall

by Vince Tweddell

July 15, 2026

The process to write an ordinance for data centers could begin in the next few months, officials said at Tuesday’s...

Energy

Planning commission bits & pieces: Wind farm ordinance will most likely be presented in August

by Vince Tweddell

July 11, 2026

Henderson City-County Planning Commission Executive Director Brian Bishop said that most likely he’ll present a wind energy conversion systems draft...

Energy

In a statement, Planning Commissioner Hodge says he has no conflict of interest regarding renewable energy

by Vince Tweddell

July 8, 2026

Says an accusation against him is meant to intimidate him and other commissioners Gray Hodge, who serves on the Henderson...

Courts

County government officials mum on Stellar lawsuit but agreement could come soon

by Vince Tweddell

July 8, 2026

Stellar attorney Harrod--and court documents--say parties involved are working on a resolution The Henderson County Fiscal Court and other government...

Kentucky community colleges working to meet students’ ‘severe’ need for mental health support

Energy

See where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky

by Liam Niemeyer

July 7, 2026

Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Ever since Kentucky lawmakers approved statewide sales tax breaks for hyperscale data centers, developers are eyeing the state...