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City commission approves $12,500 for Handy Fest
The Henderson City Commission approved a request for $12,500 in funding for the 2026 W.C. Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival....
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Mills receives Mae Street Kidd Public Service Award
Henderson state Sen. Robby Mills was given the Mae Street Kidd Public Service Award at the Kentucky Affordable Housing Conference...
Read moreDetailsNighttime work on southbound bridge will begin Sept. 9
Work on the southbound U.S. 41 bridge will begin Tuesday, Sept. 9, and will last through Oct. 18, said the...
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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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BBQ, Bourbon & Burlesque is Sept. 20
One of Matthew 25 AIDS Services’ big fundraisers, BBQ, Bourbon & Burlesque, will be Saturday, Sept. 20, at Warehouse 410...
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OVAL preparing for Art of Recycling XI
The Ohio Valley Art League is accepting entries for its Art of Recycling XI juried exhibit, which will hang at...
Read moreDetailsInner City Improvement Plan committees share draft proposals
Final presentation--and community vote--will be later this year Five committees that are working on community improvement projects as part of...
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Leaky system still dogs Henderson County Water District
Despite setback, superintendent thinks plan will eventually work The Henderson County Water District continues the tall task of repairing its...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: Teague suspect’s corpse exhumed; HWU says Washington Street project done by mid-November
Body of Marty Dill exhumed Monday morning The body of a man who could have been connected to the disappearance...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: School board raises tax 1.1%; Clay Street bridge opens
School board approves 0.8-cent tax increase The Henderson County Board of Education approved a 0.8-cent increase for its property tax...
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