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Henderson joins in nationwide ‘No Kings’ Rally Saturday

Rain ’R Shine Farm recovers from spring flood

Of public record (from the June print edition)

4th annual Henderson Juneteenth Celebration is Thursday

Lady Cols fall short in state championship repeat bid

Fiscal court says its work on wind turbine policy only just beginning
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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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2025 Handy Fest photo gallery

Gritty Lady Cols advance to Final 4

Summer blockbusters finally arrive in June

A former Japanese tennis star champions Henderson County athletes

Stanley hopes his exhibition is a reminder ‘to be open to joyfulness…from whatever ridiculous source it may come’

Henderson joins West Kentucky Film Commission with hopes of luring movie makers here
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Regional collaborative assists those suffering from mental health challenges with online resources

Plenty of baseball to watch without stepping into a big league stadium

Matthew 25 cuts the ribbon on new mobile sexual health unit

The Gnomes of Audubon Forest, a Henderson Tourist Commission initiative, is a scavenger hunt for all ages

No Kentucky Home, Part 4: A missing bench comes to symbolize missing solutions to homelessness

No Kentucky Home, Part 3: A church called its vision for housing a ‘Beacon of Hope.’ The mayor had concerns.
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Early reports of little green men occurred in western Kentucky

by Frank Boyett

2000 baseball Cols remember fondly state championship season a quarter century later

Home Oil & Gas celebrating 100th year

Gas explosion rocked downtown in 1938 and killed two

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Born enslaved, Kennedy became a community leader

by Vince Tweddell

Local historian’s dogged research reveals his story About ten years ago, Donna Spencer was giving a tour of Fernwood Cemetery...

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