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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart.
BRIEF: Regional hospitals implement visitor restrictions because of flu and RSV increase
Because of a steady increase in flu activity and RSV, area hospitals that are a part of the Community Patient...
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Art as an entrance into the silent darkness of Alzheimer’s/dementia
(This column first appeared in the December print edition of the Hendersonian.) She enters the room quietly, “I don’t know…I...
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It’s a tough time of the year for many. RVBH wants those who need help to call 988
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for many, but for many others, the holiday season is a struggle,...
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Food Service Inspections Food service inspections are made by the Henderson office of the Green River District Health Department. A...
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New tool in Deaconess MyChart facilitates the gift of life though organ donation
In this season when many of us are looking for that perfect gift, Jess Schnur has a suggestion. The registered...
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Still so much to learn from family members with dementia/Alzheimer’s
(This column first appeared in the November print edition of the Hendersonian.) How does one start something from nothing? When...
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The $5 million KY gave to food banks during SNAP delays heads out
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern The $5 million from Kentucky’s “rainy day fund” that Gov. Andy Beshear gave to food pantries on Friday...
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The Port celebrates three years in Henderson
The Port celebrated its third anniversary Friday. Executive Director Rachel Heath said the youth center’s work has expanded in its...
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‘Ikigai’—a sense of purpose—is key for those with dementia
(This article first appeared in the October print edition of the Hendersonian.) Waking in the black of night is a...
Read moreDetailsPrice spikes set to leave thousands of Kentuckians without health insurance, advocates say
Democrats demand action now to ease health care costs. Republicans say reopen the government, then we’ll talk. Courtesy of Kentucky...
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