Schools
HCHS names its 2025 outstanding alumni class
Henderson County High School has named Corky Taylor, Shannon Sandefur and Scott Crick, Ph.D. as its 2025 Outstanding Alumni Award...
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Holy Name Fall Festival moves to late October with Casey’s Rides set to handle carnival rides
The Holy Name Fall Festival, which has been a late September tradition for as long as many can remember around...
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‘Built on Purpose’: Hendersonian Bridges is inaugurated as USI’s fifth president
University of Southern Indiana President Steve Bridges touched on many topics during his inauguration speech Thursday morning in Liberty Arena...
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HCHS’ Wolf named school psychologist of the year
Stacia Wolf, a school psychologist at Henderson County High School, has been named the 2025 Kentucky School Psychologist of the...
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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...
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,...
Read moreDetailsThelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center earns highest state rating
Thelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center has received the Level 5 All STARS Performance Rating, the highest possible recognition from...
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Education in Henderson County is strong, leaders say
Local education leaders shared a similar sentiment Friday morning at the Henderson Chamber of Commerce’s Education Breakfast: the state of...
Read moreDetailsBRIEFS: School board raises tax 1.1%; Clay Street bridge opens
School board approves 0.8-cent tax increase The Henderson County Board of Education approved a 0.8-cent increase for its property tax...
Read moreDetailsKentucky community colleges working to meet students’ ‘severe’ need for mental health support
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern About two-thirds of Kentucky community college students surveyed last year say they have experienced depression or...
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