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Gillham named new chamber president
Clay Gillham has been selected as the next president of the Henderson Chamber of Commerce. Gillham, 34, takes over for...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: Reduced speeds, scholarships and election worker pay
Judge-Executive reduces speeds on roads near Robards solar farm construction Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider has lowered speeds from 55...
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Bridges named principal at Holy Name
When Emma Bridges was in eighth grade at Holy Name School, one of her teachers, Phyllis Brown, stopped her to...
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Almost $400 million in funding coming back to Henderson
Most of it earmarked for the I-69 project If there’s anything that stands out for Henderson County in the recently...
Read moreDetailsCity Commission rejects short-term rental property zoning amendments after previous preliminary approval
The Henderson City Commission voted down zoning ordinance changes regarding short-term rental properties, each saying they’d prefer there were less...
Read moreDetailsTwo local plant sales coming up
As the weather turns reliably nice for outdoor plantings, two popular local plant sales are coming up on the next...
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Local photographer’s shot included in Derby Exhibit
One of Debbie Scott’s photographs will be a part of the Governor’s Kentucky Derby exhibit and will be displayed in...
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Tri-Fest fun: Photo collage
Photos by Debbie Bridwell Scott
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Officials prepare drivers for two roundabouts by August, six by end of 2025
Henderson County drivers will be navigating six roundabouts by the end of 2025, a spokesperson for the I-69 Ohio River...
Read moreDetailsConstruction on a second solar farm in Robards area begins
Ground was broken Wednesday on a second substantial solar farm in Henderson County—the Sebree Solar Energy Center in the Robards...
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