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Henderson joins West Kentucky Film Commission with hopes of luring movie makers here
Right now, there’s not much of a film industry locally or regionally. Henderson Tourist Commission Executive Director Abby Dixon hopes...
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‘Commit to living a life worthy of their sacrifice’
The way to honor service men and women who died is to live a life with purpose--and do it now...
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Henderson native and Air Force vet Jordan says the best way to honor those who fought and died is ‘to live our very best life’
Henderson native Justin Jordan’s theme for the speech he’s scheduled to give at the Henderson Veterans Memorial Foundation’s annual Memorial...
Read moreDetailsDisaster Recovery Center has opened at the Salvation Army
A Disaster Recovery Center has opened at the Salvation Army at 1213 Washington St. to offer in-person support to Kentucky...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 4: A missing bench comes to symbolize missing solutions to homelessness
This is the final story in a Lantern series about homelessness in western Kentucky. Read the earlier articles here. Courtesy of...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 3: A church called its vision for housing a ‘Beacon of Hope.’ The mayor had concerns.
This is the third in a series about homelessness in western Kentucky. Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern CENTRAL CITY — Pastor...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 2: After living outdoors for weeks, she got a place to sleep, a shower — and a job
‘They try to sweep us under the rug like we don’t exist’ This story is the second of four parts...
Read moreDetailsErratic driver in Wathen Lane construction zone causes another traffic flow change
A motorist driving erratically through the construction zone on Wathen Lane was the impetus for changing the traffic restrictions again...
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Parks & recreation department head Stevens set to retire
The city's first African American department director says 'firsts' allows kids to see that they can do it, too Trace...
Read moreDetailsHomeless often means ‘invisible,’ but not to everyone in this small Kentucky town
The night Mallie Luken, wheelchair bound, slept in a parking lot Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern CENTRAL CITY — Pastor Jennifer...
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