City to consider vacating Peabody Building
Faced with the staggering $3.5 million estimated cost of replacing the heating and ailing air conditioning system in its half ...
Fiscal court resolution places a one-year moratorium on applications for wind energy projects
And it starts the process of amending county zoning to address wind projects A resolution that asks the Henderson City-County ...
The Father Bradley Shelter celebrates 25 years of helping women and children in need
25th annual golf scramble is Monday Kendall Dean will be the first to tell you that she could easily have ...
On memory cafes and why one is needed in Henderson
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) Every three seconds, a new dementia case is ...
In praise of the mule
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) King David rode a mule, but mules don’t ...
Songwriter Sampson ‘blessed the way things turned out’
Sandy Lee Watkins Songfest starts Wednesday (see schedule at bottom of article) (This article first appeared in the July print ...
City commission mulls Peabody building air conditioning decision that needs to come ‘soon’
In other news, commission balks at paying for construction inspection fees for long overdue Wathen Lane project A decision concerning ...
BRIEFS: Cairo student wins Space Camp award; I-69 construction updates
Cairo student receives Right Stuff Award at Space Camp Hudson Stevenson, a student at Cairo Elementary School, recently graduated from ...
Upgrading Atkinson Park might be recommended
A reimagining of Atkinson Park, replacing Atkinson Park Pool and construction of additional pickleball courts appear likely to be recommended ...
Kentucky’s first state park boasts beauty, pomp and a legend
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) In the Land of Daniel Boone, between “the ...
