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Schneider discusses goals for the year
A big part of Henderson County Judge-Executive Brad Schneider’s leadership revolves around sound management of the county’s money. Fiscal Court...
Read moreDetailsKentucky water utilities could opt out of putting fluoride in drinking water under advancing bill
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternFebruary 8, 2024 FRANKFORT — Kentucky water utilities would no longer be required to add or adjust...
Read moreDetailsConservative student testifies ‘I’m used to being in the minority’ as anti-diversity bill advances
Courtesy of Kentucky LanternFebruary 8, 2024 FRANKFORT — A bill that would curb diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in...
Read moreDetailsBill would give health care providers criminal immunity for medical mistakes
Courtesy of the Kentucky LanternFebruary 8, 2024 FRANKFORT — In March 2020, as the novel coronavirus swept through the country,...
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Speed dating leads to matches for…nonprofits
It took only one person — the very first she talked to at Tuesday’s “Connect Henderson speed dating for non-profits”...
Read moreDetailsPart of Dr Floyd Road will be closed Wednesday and Thursday
Henderson County Engineer Nick Stallings said Dr Floyd Road in Corydon will be closed to traffic from 7:30 a.m. to...
Read moreDetailsWater service in North Middle/Franklin Ave. today at 5 p.m.
The Henderson Water Utility said there will be a scheduled water service interruption for North Middle School and Franklin Avenue...
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Lady Col grapplers head to state
In the first year as an official Kentucky High School Athletic Association sport for females, the Lady Colonels wrestling team...
Read moreDetailsLions’ biggest fundraiser, One-Night Auction, draws near
The Henderson Lions are preparing for the 2024 version of the club's biggest annual fundraiser, the One-Night Live Auction set...
Read moreDetailsNo cell phones in class for Kentucky public school students if advancing bill becomes law
by McKenna Horsley, Kentucky LanternFebruary 6, 2024 FRANKFORT — Legislation prohibiting Kentucky public school students from using their cell phones...
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