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BRIEF: Southbound bridge work pushed back to Wednesday
Work scheduled to begin Tuesday on the southbound U.S 41 bridge in Henderson has been pushed back to Wednesday, Sept....
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State public school advocates want $718 million ‘investment,’ but Republicans are skeptical
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern LOUISVILLE — Public education advocates are asking Kentucky’s General Assembly to invest $718 million more in the...
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Shidler rushes for 131 yards and runs away with Athlete of the Week
Kingston Shidler | Football | Athlete of the Week for week ending Sept. 6 Shidler rushed for 131 yards and...
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Transportation Secretary Duffy’s appearance at I-69 job site bodes well for funding to complete project
United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy commended local and state groups and officials from both Kentucky and Indiana for their...
Read moreDetailsBRIEF: Tuesday is High Attendance Day for students
Henderson County Schools is reminding students and parents that Tuesday is High Attendance Day, a statewide initiative. On this day,...
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Beshear warns of possible state revenue shortfall. GOP speaker is skeptical.
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Kentucky tax revenues are likely to slip below budgeted expectations in the new fiscal year, Gov....
Read moreDetailsKentucky public television announces layoffs in response to loss of federal funds
KET, Kentucky’s statewide public television network, announced a 22% reduction in its workforce on Thursday, including 15 employee layoffs. “Unfortunately,...
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Black providing offensive firepower Lady Cols soccer while Bowley collects goals for Colonels
Black paces offense for Lady Colonels soccer The Henderson County girls soccer team got off to a quick start this...
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Local retired nurse competes in National Senior Olympics
(This article first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) This month, when local seniors gather for their...
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Fiscal court may not act on planning commission windmill recommendation until October
The Henderson County Fiscal Court soon will act on the Henderson City-County Planning Commission’s recommendation to impose a two-year moratorium...
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