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Local leaders to present a proposal in support of Farmer and Frenchman at Tuesday’s fiscal court meeting
Local business and economic leaders will present a proposal regarding the Farmer and Frenchman to the Henderson County Fiscal Court...
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County BOZA pauses Farmer & Frenchman vote till Dec. 1
The Henderson County Board of Zoning Adjustments Monday evening paused a decision on an appeal from Robards restaurant Farmer &...
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The Vault event venue under new management
The Vault wedding and event venue in the former bank building at 208 N. Main St. is under new management....
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Krampe to oversee German American’s financial services team for Henderson, Daviess, Perry and Spencer counties
Henderson native Tony Krampe has been named the Owensboro market president for German American Bank, according to a release from...
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CEO Greg Risch leaving Gibbs for a new position
After 5½ years as its president and CEO, Hendersonian Greg Risch is leaving Gibbs Die Casting Corp. for a new...
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First Rivertown bourbon sells out in one day
This river town was evidently ready for the debut of Rivertown bourbon because it sold out nearly 500 bottles in...
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Restless retirement leads former AD to soap-making (and selling)
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) It might seem a little out of character...
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Homer’s developing outdoor ‘hangout space’
Homer’s Barbecue at 128 Second St. announced Saturday that it is transforming its adjacent parking lot into an outdoor hangout...
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Magistrates say they’ll discuss 2-year wind and BESS moratorium at next fiscal court meeting
Two magistrates said at the end of a community meeting on Monday evening that they’ll push for a two-year moratorium...
Read moreDetailsKentuckians paid millions in electricity costs for a steel mill. Big Rivers says it was justified.
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Speaking before the Kentucky Public Service Commission, Big Rivers Electric Corp. CEO Don Gulley recently praised...
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