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McElfresh is hired as city HR director
The city of Henderson’s new human resources director previously spent eight years working at the Henderson County Detention Center. In...
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New fish and seafood restaurant is something owner ‘wanted to do for a long time’
Ladreanna Chambers and her husband, Marshall, have been running a shaved iced truck for some 30 years. But there’s always...
Read moreDetailsKentucky Senate president’s bill for public university research wins committee approval
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternFebruary 23, 2024 FRANKFORT — Republican Senate President Robert Stivers’ bill to set up endowed research funding...
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River cruise company calls it quits; no more paddlewheeler dockings in Henderson
You won’t see any paddlewheelers docking at the Henderson downtown riverfront this summer. That’s because the company that runs the...
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Wathen Lane construction scheduled to begin March 4
Construction on Wathen Lane is scheduled to begin on March 4 and will last until December, if all goes well,...
Read moreDetailsKentucky senator wants to expand school safety law with ‘guardians’ and mental health reports
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternFebruary 22, 2024 FRANKFORT — A Kentucky Republican is once again seeking to strengthen security and mental...
Read moreDetailsKentucky’s Republican-controlled Senate passes three Democratic bills
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternFebruary 23, 2024 FRANKFORT — Three Democratic-sponsored bills passed out of Kentucky’s Republican-controlled Senate Friday morning. Two...
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Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church celebrates 150th anniversary in 2024
This article first appeared in the print edition of the February Hendersonian published Jan. 30. In a prayer during church...
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SoFA Foundation hopes ‘Give Back Days’ can help fund arts needs at local schools
Leaders of the SoFA Foundation dream that one day violin classes will be offered at schools, a youth orchestra will...
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Jarrett tells story of how third-grade discrimination began her journey to becoming community leader
When Bobbie Jarrett was in third grade, her class went on a field trip that included lunch at a Henderson...
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