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Farmers continue to make progress on crop planting
Helped by a stretch of favorable weather, Kentucky's farmers continue to make up ground on getting their row crops planted.
Finley Addition sewer project plugs away
Judge-executive Hugh McCormick expressed some frustration Tuesday about the lack of progress on the long-awaited sanitary sewers in the Finley Addition neighborhood.
Boil water advisory for Rucker Road No. 1 area
1 to Kinsey Lane. The boil water advisory will likely be in effect until Friday afternoon, said district field supervisor Jimmy Skaggs.
Yesterday's News: Deputy shot during 1902 union dispute on riverboat
A Henderson County deputy sheriff was shot in the crotch back in 1902 while attempting to keep the peace between union miners from Evansville and nonunion miners at Spottsville.
Westbound Sorgho ramps shutting down on Audubon
A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to close the westbound exit and entry ramps at the Sorgho/Kentucky 1554 interchange on the Audubon Parkway in western Daviess County starting today.
Henderson County Water District board to meet Wednesday
Henderson County Water District will have a special called board meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Water District.
Boyett: Deputy shot during union dispute on riverboat
A Henderson County deputy sheriff was shot in the crotch back in 1902 while attempting to keep the peace between union miners from Evansville and non-union miners at Spottsville.
Water service to be disrupted at County Club subdivision Thursday
Contractors plan to shut off water service at Country Club subdivision on Thursday from 8 a.m. until early afternoon.
Stinnett: One day brought multi-million-dollar good (and bad) news
For Henderson, you could call it a $30 million day. During an afternoon of announcements by Gov.
Children set up stand to help tornado victims
Brandi Hayden, who operates a daycare center at her home in Henderson County, she said she was presented with a request she couldn't turn down.
Man mowing grass runs over 'shake and bake' meth labs
A man in Robards was mowing his property when his tractor ran over active "shake and bake" meth labs - triggering two explosions.
Jail Forced to Reduce Community Service Program
County officials say the community service program at a western Kentucky jail has been severely reduced due to a new state law.
Inmate community service program forced to reduce efforts
Kentucky's program to release state inmates from local jails early is taking an enormous bite out of the Henderson County Detention Center's community service inmate.