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Letter: Corydon mayor welcopmes probe in permist case
I am upset and angry about the request for an investigation into the alleged forgery on the building permit for the Dollar Store.
County employees get pay increases
Henderson Fiscal Court unanimously gave pay increases of 2 percent to county employees at its meeting Tuesday.
Christmas is herea Season full of fun, tasty things to do
No doubt about it. With Black Friday now a memory and the turkey leftovers going their merry way, Christmas is in the air.
Four Star hiring coal consultant
The Four Star Industrial Park board is hiring a coal consultant in hopes of resolving a controversy concerning ownership of mineral rights beneath the 800-acre property.
Motel on track to become Tyson dorm
A proposal to convert the old Commodore Motel at Robards into an apartment house won tentative approval Tuesday from the Henderson City-County Planning Commission.
DEA, police arrest 10 in major Henderson drug bust
Federal, state and local authorities arrested 10 people Friday as part of a two-year narcotic investigation that focused on a Henderson business from which pounds of methamphetamine were allegedly distributed throughout three states.
Pet column: Animal dumping not just problem in rural areas
New Hope Animal Rescue Center co-founder Kim Purgeason gives a kiss to Bubba, who was rescued in August from a Henderson apartment complex's trash bin, where he had been dumped inside a plastic bag.
Traffic Advisory on the Pennyrile Starting the First Week of November
Hopkins County, KY Motorists traveling on the Pennyrile Parkway next week should be aware of work taking place by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
Alcan Works Out Tentative Contract With Union
Sixty layoffs in the spring, and now Alcan's aluminum plant in Henderson County has come up with a tentative agreement for the 400 workers left behind.
Local students learn about energy, jobs on Big Rivers tour
Big Rivers Sebree Complex chief engineer Ed Chisholm leads a group of Henderson County High tech students on a tour of the power generating complex near Robards.
A new locally produced Henderson County road map is earning some rave reviews. "I'm getting a lot of calls for maps," said Kathy Ferrell, associate planner for the Henderson City-County Planning Commission and manager of its geographic information system.
Homesick: The cow that came home and Frymire's latest forecast
We often hear stories about a family pet, usually a dog, getting transported far from home and miraculously making its way back to the arms of its human family.
Expert SpellersHenderson students have pre-contest for Scripps bee
The official Henderson County Scripps National Spelling Bee will take place Oct.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
A Louisville man was taken into custody early Thursday after allegedly running from police.
Looking for something to see this weekend? Then don't miss the remote control airplanes.
Just call her 'Cha-Ching' | Tim Ethridge Column
Courtesy Hoosier Park Call Me Ching, driven by Dan Shetler, trots to her first-ever victory during a one-mile race at Hoosier Park in Anderson, Ind., on June 19.
State jobs recruiter pledges local help
The state's top economic development official pledged -- repeatedly -- to cooperate with Henderson-area officials to keep and bring jobs here.
CU Booster auction clears $11,672 to help athletics
By Richard RoBards, correspondent CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - The Fifth Annual CU Booster Auction & Dinner raised about one-third of the organization's annual budget Thursday night, according to Chuck Vaughn, director of the Big Maroon Club.