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Walton takes over local labor council
(This article first appeared in the print edition published Feb. 28) The new president of the Tri-County Council of Labor...
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Theatrical production ‘Kentucky Battle’ coming to Preston Arts Center this weekend
(This article first appeared in the print edition published Feb. 28) This weekend, a reworking of Atlanta’s longest-running theatrical production...
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A revisit to the Women’s Honor Court during Women’s History Month
10th anniversary celebration will be Sept. 22 For years, creating a special place to honor the community’s women was a...
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HOUSE ADVERTISEMENT: the Hendersonian will be at Saturday’s Holy Name School used book sale
The Holy Name School annual used book sale will be 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at the school’s gym. It continues...
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Smithart reflects on ‘special season’
The atmosphere in the locker room after the Henderson County Colonels boys basketball team lost to Lyon County, according to...
Read moreDetailsTwo indicted for allegedly scamming thousands from Henderson Lowe’s
Two men allegedly connected to an organized crime ring accused of bilking thousands of dollars from a local retailer have...
Read moreDetailsSweeping GOP crime bill clears Kentucky Senate despite judiciary chairman’s opposition
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternMarch 15, 2024 FRANKFORT — A GOP-backed omnibus crime bill won state Senate approval Friday over the...
Read moreDetailsHouse votes to end diversity, equity, inclusion programs in Kentucky public higher education
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternMarch 15, 2024 FRANKFORT — Despite hours of impassioned pleas by Democrats, the Republican-dominated House approved a...
Read moreDetailsDivided Kentucky Senate advances bill attaching Fish and Wildlife to agriculture department
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternMarch 15, 2024 FRANKFORT — The GOP-dominated Senate narrowly advanced a controversial change for Kentucky’s wildlife management...
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HNS sixth-graders get ready for April 8 eclipse
Sixth graders at Holy Name School are preparing for heavenly darkness. The celestial shadow, or solar eclipse, is scheduled to...
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