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Schneider schedules four town hall meetings in April
Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider announced that he will hold four town hall-style meetings in April. Magistrates and county government...
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Simulation opens eyes to the struggles of those re-entering society
The hope of a re-entry simulation hosted by River Valley Behavioral Health Wednesday was that attendees would better understand the...
Read moreDetailsCity officials go to Washington to discuss I-69 bridge, obtaining federal emergency declaration for January ice storm
After recent meetings, including with federal officials last week in Washington, D.C., Henderson Mayor Brad Staton says there’s enough support...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: City wants to know why calling 911on Verizon didn’t work; Lane closure on 41 continuing
City trying to find out why calling 911 on Verizon didn't work Sunday City of Henderson officials are trying to...
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Local man gets brick from childhood home before it’s demolished
Mike Clement said he has mixed emotions about a recent home demolition conducted by the Habitat For Humanity of Henderson....
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Habitat looks to partner with Fiscal Court to build homes in the county
Henderson County Fiscal Court members like the idea of partnering with the Habitat of Humanity of Henderson to build homes...
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New leadership at Humane Society
The Humane Society of Henderson recently made several leadership changes, including the hiring of a new executive director and the...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: Mortis is honored; City junior ambassadors; Closures at CSX railroad crossings
Henderson County Schools’ Mortis honored with the OV Jones Memorial AwardMegan Mortis, Henderson County Schools’ director of public information, recently...
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Teenager indicted in shooting death of Clifford Hargis
17-year-old will be tried as an adult A Henderson teenager was indicted in early March for the death of Clifford...
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Jailer gets approval to continue plan to build a 100-bed addition
Henderson County Jailer Bruce Todd says expanding the Henderson County Detention Center is necessary so that the facility remains financially...
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