History

Slowly, painstakingly—one window sill, one restored door, one light fixture at a time—the old Union Station railroad depot on Fourth...

(This article first appeared in the November print edition of the Hendersonian.) Everyone cheered when “Uncle Jackie” hobbled to the...

(This article first appeared in the October print edition of the Hendersonian.) John Oscar Hambleton sought the spotlight as a...

(This column first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) A Facebook post by Algonquins Bar and Grill...

(This column first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) Probably no person alive today remembers that the...

The beginnings of the East End—originally called Audubon—are shrouded in myth. Annexing that area to the city of Henderson was...

(This article first appeared in the August print edition of the Hendersonian.) “Few happenings in the history of Henderson caused...

(This column first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) Gentlemen, doff your hats out of respect, and...

(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) King David rode a mule, but mules don’t...

Glenda Langley Dixon spent 37 years working at the Henderson County Public Library with most of that time in the...