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Local Achievement: Chamber honors seven women at its ‘Women in Business: Women in Bloom’ event

Seven women were honored for their work and service to the community Thursday night at the Henderson Chamber of Commerce’s ...
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Local schools hold steady in this year’s Kentucky Summative Assessment results

Henderson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Bob Lawson said he’s proud of the district’s most recent scores on the Kentucky Summative ...
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Highway signs honoring Joel Hopper unveiled

Dozens of friends, family members and public officials turned out Wednesday for the ceremonial unveiling of highway signs ...
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BRIEFS: Dutch Bros and new Casey’s planned; Fiscal court sends WECS draft ordinance back to planning commission for public hearing

Dutch Bros and new Casey's planned to be built here Developers are planning to bring two new corporate businesses to ...
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Grogan wraps up ‘extraordinary’ golf career at HCHS

Jessica Grace, who has been coaching Grogan since she joined HCHS golf, once referred to her as having “supernatural talent” ...
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Law enforcement officials praise Flock but some still have questions after Tuesday evening meeting

Most of the concerns brought up at a Henderson City Commission public forum on Flock cameras revolved around recent abuses ...
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United Way’s pantomime show makes its comeback Saturday

United Way of Henderson County is bringing back Now That's What I Call Pantomime: Pop Icons, a Henderson tradition that ...
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BRIEFS: Henderson native’s Frankfort distillery wins honor for World Travel Awards; HCPL offers session to support women in menopause

Distillery with Henderson ties honored Whiskey Thief Distilling Co., a small Frankfort distillery owned by Henderson native Walter Zausch, has ...
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Día de los Muertos festival returns to Central Park

The Día del los Muertos festival that had been an annual event in Henderson was cancelled last year because of concerns about national immigration policy and a sense of fear from the local Latino ...
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District Champs Cols and Lady Cols prepare for region

The Henderson County Colonels boys’ soccer team claimed yet another 6th District Championship on Tuesday evening with an 8-0 win over Webster County in a game that ended early due to the mercy rule.
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About 80,000 Kentuckians have lost access to food aid under federal rule changes

Courtesy of Kentucky LanternOctober 14, 2026 Some 80,000 Kentuckians have lost access to the food benefits known as SNAP because ...