Henderson, KY News

• Henderson, KY News
• Regional softball tournament wide open
• Cols, Braves face first-round challenges
• HCA graduate list
• Henderson County Academy about to graduate 10th class
• Handy Festival coming up
• Local Memorial Day observance set for Monday
• First cross display in Henderson honored 286 veterans
• National Cancer Survivors Day coming up
• Details on Gardens that Swing tours
• Garden provides peaceful retreat
• Much can change in city race
• Check the math: Good deeds, big money and votes
• HCC matriculated first graduates 50 years ago
• Employment hits three-year high in Henderson in 2011
• Henderson Co. youth soccer kicks up success
• Familiar foes tangle in softball regional
• Battle of the Colonels opens regional play
• Henderson County wants help in finding major water leak
• Look for these stories and more in Sunday's Gleaner
• Group forming volunteer army
• Water feature closed this weekend
• Weeklong offender sting nets 21 arrests
• 'Toughest Rodeo' Sept. 1 at Ford Center
• Citizen column: Elect those who will take us forward
• Letters: Liberals take no responsibility for own actions
• Letter: We must provide opportunity for employment to our children
• Letter: Henderson shows patriotism, represents America at its best
• Letter: Two ladies make Project Graduation a success
• Letter: Kentuckians elected shameful person in Sen. Paul
• God continues to change sinners into saints
• Second Region Softball Tournament pairings
• Second Region Baseball Tournament pairings
• Henderson City Commission precinct-by-precinct voting results
• April jobless rate here falls to lowest since 2008
• Trash collection altered for holiday week; Recycling center open on Memorial Day
• Clark pleads guilty in Corydon theft case
• Patriot Coal's rating lowered
• Johnson center dedication June 3
• Much of region under drought declaration
• Memorial Day is more than just a parade, picnic
• Several Kentucky State Park beaches closed
• Friends: Facebook is, like, so lame
• Arizona birthers continue to amuse
• HCC Campus will be closed on Monday, May 28th in observance of Memorial Day. Ho...
• Colonels' district title comes with payback
• Lack of rainfall is taking a toll; Henderson County among state's driest
• Dedication set for Big Rivers Wildlife Management Area
• Cancer fighters getting ready to Relay
• Former Corydon sewer clerk on trial
• Audubon Parkway lanes to shift
• Raises are in tentative school budget
• Student loans failing students
• We have choice for dealing with change
• Sam Ball Golf Scramble comes with $1 million opportunity
• Students are here and ready to register for classes!!!
• “ATTENTION: Students receiving financial aid for summer classes are tentatively...
• Lt. Gov. commends Henderson County for energy-efficiency project
• CORRECTION: Incumbents win state House campaigns
• Reminder: Open Registration is today, Wednesday, May 23, 2:00 - 6:00 pm. Stude...
• Career Services Corner: The job market can be an intimidating place for new grad...
• Career Services Corner: 5 Ways to Lose Your Dream Job During the Interview Proce...
• District trophy only thing at stake in baseball final
• Breaks go Lady Colonels' way in title game
• Former mayor tops city commission race
• London will keep circuit clerk seat
• Many here 'uncommitted' in presidential balloting
• Incumbents win state House posts
• Hatchett tops Buckmaster in U.S. House race
• City to study community center behind hospital
• Former local youth pastor awaits hearing in Colorado on sex charge
• Last Henderson drug pipeline defendant pleads guilty
• Hatchett tops Buckmaster for Demo nod in U.S. House primary race
• Editorial: Detention makes Fifth Amendment an option
• Former Mayor Davis leads Henderson City Commission primary vote
• 'Hatfields & McCoys' miniseries has merit
• Audubon State Park plans Memorial Day fun
• Advanced Wound Healing Center
• Union Co. to play for 6th District title again
• Lady Colonels batter Webster Co.
• Richey makes grade in school board review
• Cemetery flowers may remain until June 2
• Ticks arriving early; weather gets blame
• Gatton Academy boasts 13 Tri-county students
• Henderson County now certified as Work Ready Community
• Free Medicare seminar offered Wednesday
• Editorial: House Republican leaders looking to bring earmarks back
• Is there a public right to know too much?
• Obama agenda Europeanizing America into crisis
• Pool, fountain opening soon
• Local voters go to the polls on Tuesday
• Henderson city, county polling places listed
• Traffic to shift on Audubon; project winding down
• This week is National EMS Week!!! A big THANKS out there to all of our first res...
• Lady Cols need win to keep streak alive
• Cols boast top seed in district tourney
• Cols edge Cougars, then romp in twin bill
• Cooper vaults through pain to win state title
• Official says rural fire appears intentional
• Personal links to history: Descendants share stories at grave-marker ceremony
• School board meets Monday
• Riverfront projects to occupy commission
• Large city field faces voters on Tuesday
• New chapter in life: Three-legged chow will need understanding home
• Afternoon with Hughs Farmer is story-filled
• Cooperating or not, toddler understands lecture
• Belle Boutique pinned down; new flea market to open
• Kerosene lantern given respectful burial 75 years ago
• Another chance to give respect to those most due
• Kentucky full of unique attractions
• Sebree to host Firecracker Run
• A whole new season: Bluegrass music, holiday show on tap for Henderson Fine Arts Center
• Union's Harris state runner-up in 100
• Families, friends watch 400 graduate from HCHS
• Ozone alert has been issued across area this weekend
• Burn ban lifted in Webster County
• Town founder to be honored at event today
• 'Peter Pan' shows today, Sunday
• These stories and much more coming Sunday
• Letter: Shame on those who are gouging us with gas prices
• Letter: Henderson's public park has need for drinking water
• Letter: Why is our graduation held in another city, state?
• Letter: 'Taps' tribute to those who deserve to be remembered
• Letter: Release of Alzheimer's Plan a tremendous moment
• God will always be there for us, even during most challenging times
• Atmos Energy warns of scam: Obama won’t be paying bills
• Burn ban lifted in Webster County, Ky.
• Sam Higgs earns Cols' wins mark
• Cols' Cooper eyes state pole vault title
• Henderson County exits from state tennis
• Descendant of Hopkins slave to honor him and ancestors Saturday
• Town founder to be honored Saturday
• Winner cashes $1M lottery ticket
• Patriot Coal's credit rating downgraded
• HCHS graduation tonight at Ford Center
• Peter Pan performances Saturday, Sunday at Henderson Fine Arts Center
• Animal rescue rummage sale set
• UK student will perform recital here
• Pond management workshop offered
• Christian radio station might move on dial
• Strawberry Festival Saturday in Newburgh
• Third parties still roam in wilderness
• Security: There's no time like manana
• Attention HCC Students: Financial aid bookstore accounts for summer classes wil...
• Cols look to make racket at state
• Police to begin residence checks on sex offenders
• Finances, riverfront, downtown improvements priorties for city commission hopefuls
• Shooting death probe incomplete; husband still in hospital
• Kentucky, others settle with Skechers
• Owensboro man hospitalized after two-vehicle wreck
• Henderson Eagle Scout earns council service project award
• Vote could swing pension policy
• Conservatives want a return to 1700s
• Editorial: Same-sex marriage less an issue than first seemed
• Lady Cols show no mercy on senior night; district up next
• City, HWU get favorable bids
• Hopefuls cite service, stability, investment, education as key issues in commission race
• Henderson Fiscal Court debates 'children at play' road signs
• Patriot Coal shares tumble on possible customer default
• Two local archers win firsts at nationals
• Two people hurt in Webster wreck
• Some good from war: Great strides in medicine
• Some friendships turn out to be just all gummed up
• Henderson, Ky., man suspected in wife's death
• Colonels add six to state track lineup
• Lady Colonels hurt by late error
• Henderson lands Babe Ruth Regional
• Performers announced for summer concerts
• Jobs, growth, development among issues for city commission hopefuls
• Henderson County Sheriff's Office hires new deputies
• Henderson County accident injures 25-year-old woman
• Flags ordered to half-staff today
• Another Judy Jenkins making a name
• Traveling choir coming to Henderson this weekend
• Editorial: Another voice of Senate moderation lost with Lugar defeat
• Guest column: Badge a reminder of those who protect
• Politics of gay marriage still shifting
• GOOD MORNING: Henderson sheriff's overcome upon receiving father's badge
• Big inning lifts Trinity past Cols 8-2
• Cols fall in sectional tennis final
• Fiscal court to consider $22.6 million budget
• City plans budget of $81.7 million
• Portions of Stratman Road remains closed
• School ends Tuesday; graduation Friday
• Ohio River's vast heritage celebrated in park display
• Few issues arise in circuit court clerk race
• Moms recalled fondly for tough love, sage advice and rock star qualities
• Chicken theft placed convict stripes on old man
• Fulcher doesn't just chase the dream; he catches it
• Lay other issues aside for a more important person
• Montgomery 'great example for all of us'
• Summer fun: From acting classes to Vacation Bible Schools, plenty of youth-oriented activities coming up soon
• Cooper wins pair of regional titles
• Murphy challenges Arnold in primary
• Police will pay tribute to the fallen on Monday
• Board votes to close Slaughters school
• Postal food drive today
• Kentucky students beat test norms
• Look for these stories and more in Sunday's Gleaner
• Guest column: Someday we'll all walk hand-in-hand
• Letter: Promise has proven to be empty rhetoric
• Letter: Sebree has set a gold standard
• Letter: It's time for Obama to 'show us the beef'
• Letter: Obama re-election will mean end of democracy
• Letter: Conservatives are all for social Darwinism
• Through all hardships, God continues to hold His hand out to us
• Christian Co. jumps on Lady Cols
• Colonels in mix at 'tight' regional meet
• Cols double up in doubles, take region
• Coursey shines, Henderson rolls
• Evansville mayor wants to see more cooperation with Henderson
• Powerball ticket worth $1 million sold at Henderson E-Z Shop
• Coal miner program coming up
• Former Kentucky governor to speak at chamber dinner
• Buckmaster, Hatchett vie for Whitfield seat
• Henderson Marine is laid to rest
• Editorial: Underwear bombs have dangerous new wrinkle
• Squishy liberals left with right answers
• Some still stand up for free speech
• Craft materials needed for Street Strut
• Riverfront hopping with activities on Saturday
• Union Co. hires Smith as girls basketball coach
• UPDATE: $1 million Powerball ticket sold at E-Z Shop on U.S. 41-South in Henderson
• Henderson doubles, Union's Holbrook move on to state
• Colonels earn 'payback' on senior night
• Smithhart coming home to coach Colonels
• Kentucky Utilities will buy customers' old fridges
• TVA opens new fishing pier near Kentucky Dam campground
• Local twins to enter West Point together
• Colonels 2 College rummage sale set
• Editorial: House GOP budget favors defense, not safety net
• Voters must say no to obstruction
• Can you see yourself behind the wheel? Henderson Rotary are selling raffle ticke...
• Henderson County hires Smithhart as boys basketball coach
• Baker, Cooper win two events at freshman-sophomore roundup
• Henderson County's doubles teams advance
• Break goes Lady Colonels' way in 2-1 win
• Man will face one trial in double-fatal wreck
• Kelsey hired as city attorney
• Chamber Brown Bag lunch to discuss using military secrets to help business
• Newburgh Civil War tour planned
• Corydon, Smith Mills clean-ups Monday
• Henderson County High science team places in state meet
• Editorial: Aggressive driver quiz may be shock to the smug
• Matchbooks tell stories of places you've never seen
• Do you or someone you know need your GED? Now is the time to pursue that dream!
• Are you an HCC graduate? If so, you might want to check out the HCC Alumni Asso...
• Want to know what is going on at HCC? Check out our newsletter archive and sign...
• Storm edges Lady Colonels 9-8
• HCHS hires Howard as volleyball coach
• Fallen Marine coming home
• Murray State's Henderson campus graduates reception Wednesday
• Project Graduation to follow ceremonies at Ford Center
• Hazy day on hemp farm taught man valuable lesson
• Henderson Community College board of directors honors John Logan
• Murder suspect to be arraigned today in Henderson Circuit Court
• Recent rains help corn, bean crops
• One person's cliche is another's wisdom
• Baseball, track meet postponed
• Illinois official pleads not guilty to stealing $53 million from town
• Beginning today, May 7, the Financial Aid Office will be located on a temporary...
• Henderson County teen injured after being struck by a car
• Colonels aim to regain regional tennis titles
• Henderson County runs to three relay victories
• I'll Have Another passes Bodemeister late to win Kentucky Derby
• New Harmony Theatre sets summer lineup
• Personnel manual revision is up for final reading
• Ky. 351, Spottsville bridge design funded
• Thelma Johnson has loved living and learning for 103 years
• Bright Futures: Joplin looks ahead
• Daigle taking over at North Middle School in Henderson
• Drug court will suffer from state cutbacks
• Library offers summer reading programs
• Neglected shepherd full of love
• Gee ... shopping can be fun (if you know where to fish)
• Sebree Sunbeam was lively predecessor to The Gleaner
• Hungry vehicle suffering from stomach rumbles
• News makes you wonder, 'Is it just me or ...?'
• Stratman Road news is good; coal funds not
• Teammates take different routes to success
• Colonels, Mater Dei finish in 6-6 tie
• HCC hosting its summer enrichment June 11-15
• Farmers Market to be open Tuesday
• Webster Co. schools issue more 'pink slips'
• Months having identity crisis? March bests April temps
• Corydon (Ky.) City Council begins process to remove mayor
• Beware of this job scam!
• Congratulations Graduates! Today is YOUR DAY. What are you doing to prepare fo...
• Knight joins long line of Colonel golfers, signs with Brescia
• Union's late Swing can't derail Colonels
• W.C. Handy Blues And Barbecue Festival 2012
• Caution urged as crews mow along highways
• Belle Wheelan guest speaker at HCC ceremony
• Hawa, Buchanan earn HCC faculty honors
• Letter carriers to collect food May 12
• Drug screen case heads to grand jury
• KU, LG&E get OK for new plants
• Career Services Corner: Ever hear of “Career Suicide”? Read the Top 5 Mistakes...
• Looking for that special item? Would you like to help a student attend college?...
• Several area grads shining on college diamonds
• Henderson Municipal Power and Light may explore rate hikes to cover losses
• Utility board reluctant to give $48K in labor for baseball field lighting
• Building permit issued for Japanese restaurant in Henderson
• Evansville mayor to speak at Henderson chamber breakfast
• Man pleads guilty to theft in home improvement fraud
• Pat McCormick race canceled
• Editorial: Despite concerns, drones may come to dominate skies
• Dissident escape adds to China's woes
• Farmer of the Year applications sought
• Pirate, Princess Party set after 'Peter Pan'
• Colonels to College Derby party Saturday
• National Hospital Week at Methodist
• Attention Students! The Financial Aid Office is currently packing up and will...
• Cal's golden tickets just keep coming
• Union slams HCHS, claims district's top seed
• Henderson County's new lake might be overfished
• Major Stratman Road improvements slated
• Williams now faces new charge of murder
• Man indicted for murder in June death of woman
• Editorial: John Edwards threw it all away
• Mr. A: Longtime college newspaper adviser wraps it up
• Several plant sales taking place over next couple of weeks
• Brown hurls Lady Colonels past Memorial
• Pioneer educator to speak at HCC graduation Friday
• Mother's Day Tea planned at Audubon
• Murder suspect expected in Henderson this week
• 'Take Back' program collects 100 pounds of drugs
• Editorial: Gingrich finally sees inevitable end to campaign
• Zero-tolerance school policies need revamp
• Teens choosing gadgets over cars
• Burn ban in effect in Webster County, Ky.
• Good luck to everyone on your exams this week!
• Tom Smith Road closed by washout
• Congratulations to our Honor Night recipients for Scholastic Award and General E...
• SELL YOUR BOOKS FOR CASH! Student ID required HCC Bookstore Store Hours: Monday...
• Congratulations to the following winners of the Nursing 101 Raffle: Otters Tick...
• Congratulations to Pam Buchanan and Randa Hawa.
• Henderson County High School seeks public input for coaching search
• Colonels split pair in tournament
• Schools already scheduling pre-kindergaten events for parents
• It's testing time for many local students
• Three counties considering coal-tax giveaways
• Pathologist leads experienced team at lab
• Police take confined-space driving class
• 'Carmageddon' may be the rule in overpass work
• Senior health fair planned May 2 at Gathering Place
• Youth orchestra auditions set
• Distinguished women signups available
• Pirate, Princess Party set after 'Peter Pan'
• Mint is lush for celebrating this year's Derby Day with others
• Even rutabagas appear on home-cooking shows
• 'Peanut politics' ousted nine firefighters in '37
• Author: Christians should take God's message into workplace
• As Christians, we should strive to always follow Jesus' example
• Man charged with 2011 murder of woman
• Woman outsmarts potential scam artist
• Chamber Annual Dinner going under the stars
• Colonels 2 College Derby Party May 5
• North band students earn high ratings
• Students honored with FBLA awards
• Bottom of third deadly for Lady Cols
• Guest column: Big money has influence but voters can still be heard
• Letter: No president can control gas prices
• Letter: Kentuckians will benefit from contributions to KET
• Man charged with murder in death of Henderson woman last June
• Visit The Gleaner website to see photos from last night's Community Appreciation...
• Henderson tennis splits with Caldwell
• American Queen will make stop in Henderson Monday
• Area realtors in nationwide open house
• 'Take Back' expired or unused drugs on Saturday
• HCC Honors Night tonight at 7
• Energy crisis? North America becoming 'new Middle East'
• We must deal with student debt rate
• Which way does the cookie crumble?
• Ohio Valley Art League's kitchen tour includes North Main Street home in Henderson
• Hoptown hands Cols first region loss
• Philharmonic concert set for Saturday in Evansville
• 'Peter Pan' returning to fine arts center
• DHP to fill flowers urns Saturday
• Downtown stores open late tonight
• Contractor to repair Johnson Center flaw
• City-county recycling effort gaining traction
• New city personnel manual approved
• Join us and bring the family for fun, food, photo booth pictures and tours!!...
• Colonels ignite for 7-run inning
• Henderson tennis serves up easy victory
• Henderson boys take quad meet at home
• New business incentives get rave reviews - mostly
• Foundation gives first grants
• Hummingbird sculpture to be unveiled at Audubon State Park
• Handy Blues fest lineup finalized
• Not too late to form Relay for Life team
• HCC fair offers fun for everyone
• Boynton Merrill Jr. was a book man and a tree man
• Richey: U.S. education 'test-crazy'
• Second man dies in Feb. 14 crash
• River Heritage Day expands activities
• Have you signed up yet? The deadline is Wednesday, April 25th by 5 pm..
• Henderson County offense explodes
• Former local media personality will miss his good friend Dick Clark
• Great detectives: Hunters snoop out riverside photo sites
• Road closures to affect Stratman, Seventh
• Relay gala at Ellis Park coming up
• One Life Church here to host summit for Christian/business/civic leadership
• Judge grants Brothers pretrial date delay
• Editorial: When your car is smarter than you are
• Column: Hiring quota for disabled goes too far
• Column: Don't forget Colson's Watergate role
• Please join the HCC Literary Magazine for an Open Mic Poetry Reading on Thursday...
• Henderson SGA participated in the Susan G Komen “Bowl for the Cure” - We had a...
• Track teams place second, third in Stampede
• Duncan wins fourth straight Tri-Fest 5K
• Pitt fires four-hitter for Colonels
• Milestone reached 'one day at a time'
• Weather fails to put chill into Saturday Tri-Fest crowd
• Part of Stratman Road to be closed
• Henderson celebrates Arbor Day Friday
• Personnel policy back before city of Henderson
• Spring cleanup starts Monday for city of Henderson
• New redevelopment programs to be presented to city
• Henderson contractor warns: Beware of home-repair scams
• Heritage Quilt Trail growing as it celebrates its first anniversary here
• List of quilt trail stops here.....
• Mom keeping promise to be there for waltz
• Kidstuff: Brothers have their own trump cards in argument
• Civic leader Korth local pioneer in seat belt use
• Downtown stores outdo Amazon.com in local support
• Mutual adoration: Woman devoted to cats who live at vet's office
• Lady Colonels take split in Border Bash
• Earth Day celebration today in Evansville
• Rain can't spoil fun as Tri-Fest opens
• These stories and much more coming Sunday
• Henderson County jobless rate down more than point in 2011
• Audubon Parkway ramps still closed
• Middle school concerts upcoming
• Guest column: Let's try to make every day Earth Day
• Editorial: Argentina making ill-advised energy grab
• Don't let earthly possessions get in your way of following Christ
• Letter: Flags placed on streets out of honor, respect
• Letter: Obama's friends should pay fair share of taxes
• Henderson's Freedom coal mine to close, 156 to lose jobs
• Henderson Co. tennis teams sweep UHA
• Henderson Tri-Fest opens today with food booths, rides and good-weather wishes
• Kentucky State Auditor vows crackdown on special districts
• YouTube video inspires teens to act
• HCHS FFA greenhouse now open
• Editorial: 'Stand your ground' laws may now be at a standstill
• Women are still being shortchanged
• What adds up to a well-rounded life?
• Author, Henderson Community College instructor book autograph Thursday
• If you are currently enrolled and if you haven’t already advance registered for...
• DHP seeks volunteers for planting flowers on Saturday, April 28
• Russia slams NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Judge orders $3.1 million forfeiture in oil scam
• Facebook photo of gas theft from police car brings arrest
• Contract will not be renewed for HCHS head boys' basketball coach
• Mark Starns dismissed as Henderson County basketball coach
• Cols' relay team runs off with a win
• Garden Club of Henderson plant exchange May 5
• With spring already in full bloom, plant sales are on the calendar
• Authorities looking for Henderson suspect
• Author with local ties looks forward to visit
• Portion of Third Street closed today
• This is 'A' week for city recyclers
• Editorial: Norway gives gentle justice to its lunatic mass murderer
• Candidates must court women voters
• As scandals swirl the truth is heard
• Maj. Gen. Samuel Hopkins grave will be marked at cemetery
• Henderson sex abuse suspect now in Colo., facing more charges
• Didn’t finish high school? Here’s your chance to earn a GED at no cost. GED te...
• Thinking of going to college? Join us on Thursday, April 19th, from 4:30-7:00 p...
• Colonels fall at Hancock Co.
• Lady Colonels, Gibson pull through in clutch
• Henderson County snags free military surplus
• Sandy Watkins Park now open
• Henderson schools harness YouTube's power
• Henderson Fiscal Court approves rezoning procedure
• Henderson County students are straight shooters at archery meet
• Inmates form special bond with dogs, kids
• Henderson County Board of Elections seeking poll workers
• 'A Fresh Perspective' winners announced
• Evansville Ballet to perform 'Peter Pan'
• '88 Keys' concert Thursday at Kentucky Wesleyan College
• Aliquid non ad requireris (something not to be missed)
• Calling all students!!! Calling all students!!! We need your help - join us on M...
• 7 indicted in toy firm’s alleged drug money scheme
• Obama raises $53M for campaign, Democrats in March
• Dempsey: Military embarrassed by Colombia scandal
• UPDATE: Former Henderson youth pastor arrested on Colorado charges
• The Literary Magazine T-shirt Contest Submit your t-shirt design to represent th...
• Lady Colonels fall at Gibson Southern 3-1
• Henderson's Community Park may get skate area
• Officials talk animal control with humane society
• School board told Johnson Center has building flaw
• Henderson's North Middle School principal resigns
• Silver anniversary of Tri-Fest ready to kick off Friday in Henderson, Ky.
• Call 811 before digging
• Bronze collection opens in Evansville
• Bird watchers ready to flock to festival workshops
• Lighten up, more MAS is a good thing
• Editorial: North Korea rocket launch another disaster
• Little girl finds best way to fight bedtime monsters
• Lady Colonels knocked out at Best of Fest
• Colonels drop two games at Central Hardin
• Unsigned, Sellers weighs options
• Autism growing and Sandefur Center is ready
• United Way sets ribbon cutting
• Streamlined zoning up at fiscal court
• Dogs charged with guarding jail garden
• Judge says education key to curbing child abuse
• Riverfront, paving bids going out
• Retailing has undergone earthquake after earthquake
• Spring fever tough on criminals
• Recycling interest growing along with the savings
• Colonels fall short despite pitching gem
• Ellis targets July for Instant Racing debut
• Cleanups set for Robards, Niagara, Anthoston areas
• Johnson Center registration to kick off Monday morning
• Several saluted for work with community children
• Airport to receive additional funding from state
• One Life leaders at Brown Bag lecture
• Fundraiser makes breast cancer testing more available
• Guest column: Do we really understand cost of freedom?
• Letter: We're more concerned with symbols than true changes
• Letter: Foreign adventure appetite never seems to be satiated
• Letter: U.S. involvement in Syria must include other nations
• Dream car? This could be yours for $20.00!!! Rotary Colonels 2 College Fundrais...
• Owensboro Catholic wins duel with Henderson 4-1
• Colonels dominate in 'statement game'
• Corn farmers planting at record levels
• Locals going Dutch for power plant
• Four Star Industrial Park to add solar lights at two entrances
• Shredding, toxic waste disposal available
• North will host drug abuse program
• Uniontown to honor its Civil War heritage
• Media tolerating increasing arrogance
• We're nearing a point of calamity
• Editorial: Lenders tiptoe back into world of credit risks
• Congratulations to David Wimber, the 100th visitor of the HCC Writing Center! H...
• Kentucky 1063 closed near Dixon today
• Class cancelled today (Thursday, April 12th) - Joey Goebel's ENG 091 class: 5:45...
• Kentucky's NCAA trophy goes on state tour
• Moss, Dieudonne players of year
• Signings perpetuate NCAA's one, done farce
• In Noel, UK lands another top recruit
• Every hopeful is represented at candidate forum
• School meal prepay is a hit
• Little new agency funding recommended by city
• Whitfield grilled: South Heights students don't hold back
• Henderson County seeking Work Ready certification
• Downtown discounts offered for 'We are 12' today
• Editorial: Smartphone antitheft plan seems, um, smart
• Lugar's slim lead tells much about GOP
• Nothing compares to health care
• 'Bobby flower' a reminder of late loved one
• Ride for the Red cycling event to benefit Red Cross
• Classes cancelled today (Wednesday, April 11th) - Joey Goebel's ENG 101 classes:...
• Career Services Corner: Does your resume include some of the Top 100 Most Power...
• Hancock Co. edges Lady Colonels 1-0
• Fallen soldier was 'among bravest' | GALLERY
• Mayor has vision of park, meeting facility for East End
• Bank sponsoring free Mellencamp concert in Bowling Green
• St. Anthony's to celebrate life
• Bubba's masterful trick shot made the Masters worth watching
• Editorial: Student loan debt becoming financial crisis
• Murder charge filed in accident that killed firefighter
• Methodist Hospital Annual Report 2011
• New Smoking Policy Comment Forum
• Remember that currently enrolled students should be meeting with their advisors...
• Henderson sweeps Union in tennis matches
• Brent Gibson hired as Madisonville girls coach
• McMillan throws one-hitter in 3-0 win over Muhlenberg
• Candidate forum coming Wednesday
• Farmers ahead of planting norm
• RCR advocates will unveil banners
• Flags ordered to half-staff today in honor of Spc. Taylor
• Audubon Parkway work set to resume
• Search continues for missing Corydon woman
• At least Ryan has a deficit-cutting plan
• Editorial: Unemployment down but figures disappointing
• Characters sought for Kentucky Chautauqua series
• Yum! Center — sweet choice for state tournament
• Colonels win two events in Racer Relays
• Lady Colonels drop last two games in Bash
• Colonels rally for two wins in Knoxville
• Kentucky grapes, wineries building momentum
• Challenges facing Romney in wooing female voters
• Kinkade drew many fans, few critical raves
• Three headed to WKU Gatton Academy
• Bent Creek goes before fiscal court again Tuesday
• Entrepreneurial spirit: Henderson native says business incubator could benefit this area
• 25th-annual Tri-Fest coming up April 20-22
• Commission to consider social media plan
• A soldier comes home
• Woman remains a Marvel after birthdays
• Events often make us feel worlds apart
• Dad's way to watch cartoons must be ancient history
• Teenage bicyclist killed by auto in 1962
• Report: Henderson is retail center, but gaps remain
• Master Gardener sale is May 5
• Letter: Social media policy questions were not for political gain
• Errors doom Lady Colonels to first loss
• HPD sponsoring prescription drug drop
• Parkway work on 1-69 set Monday
• Community Easter Sunrise Service Sunday
• Whitfield to visit South Heights
• Gifted program, DHP tout 'We Are 12'
• Union principal on gifted council
• Letter: Another animal control facility questioned
• Letter: Much greater treasure being offered to us right now
• Letter: Time to honor, reward great man
• Letter: Hemp could be cash crop for state
• Other views: Backhanded praise in order for compromise
• Mayor orders Occupy Louisville out of park
• Police: Ex-teacher arrested for sex abuse of minor
• Bosnia's capital marks 20 years since war started
• Henderson squads set for tournament challenges
• Processional for soldier is Saturday morning
• Cloverleaf repair, Second Street bridge work set
• City to hold annual spring cleanup
• Shredding services offered
• Cory Martin benefit Saturday at Rookies
• School site-based council elections coming up soon
• Bird watchers: Audubon State Park offers two weekends of fun
• Broadway stars to join Evansville Philharmonic for 'Broadway Rocks'
• Editorial: Even more indignities heaped upon air travelers
• NBC incident error with a purpose
• Energy policy: Sublime to ridiculous
• Reminder: HCC Campus will close at noon on Friday, April 6th.
• Career Services Corner: Internship at Henderson-Henderson Co. Chamber of Commer...
• Henderson looks to ace region
• Fallen Webster County soldier comes home Saturday
• Local woman hospitalized after single-vehicle accident
• One-and-done concern (almost) spoils UK title
• Easter Bunny will be busy this weekend
• Wildcats facing uncertain future
• No trash pickup on Friday
• Various events coming up at HCC
• Bartlett places first, others fare well in state archery meet
• Wildflower walks slated Saturday
• Editorial: Scientists say balmy March was great but it was a fluke
• Wink-wink won out in GSA scandal
• Pink slime: The 'yuck' factor of all time
• Do you know someone who needs their GED? Now is the time! The state of Kentucky...
• GOP’s McCain to Santorum: Time for ‘graceful exit’
• Colorful Kentucky spring unfolds on state website
• Man pleads guilty to environmental charges at aluminum plant
• Tri-county area to get $14.4 million in coal money
• Lack of funding forces creative marketing
• Dollar General store gets OK from planning commission
• HPD sponsoring prescription drug drop
• Green River Collieries sale completed
• Sportsmen's Club sponsoring Easter egg hunt
• Editorial: Time may be running out on al-Assad's Syrian regime
• Mega Millions: Despite astronomical odds, many of us played
• Police search home for Ark. teen missing since '94
• Family of fatally shot Atlanta teen seek arrest
• Romney takes Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C.
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area, more than a dozen hurt
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Today (Tuesday, April 3), from 10 am – 2 pm, PTK will be having a Bake Sale to r...
• Henderson County man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Gunfire wounds man in Lexington during celebration of Kentucky win
• Romney and Obama battle ahead of three GOP primaries
• Police: Beating of boy in Hopkinsville, Ky., was gang initiation
• Friday, April 6, HCC will close at noon.
• Spring 2012 HCC Film Series, “Films That You Should Have Seen By Now.” This we...
• Ever look up at the night sky and wonder if we’re the only life in the universe?...
• Demonstration shows students bullies are lurking
• IWT wins state innovation award
• Building permit issued for remodeling old Walmart
• Charitable effort a bicycle bonanza
• No city trash collection Friday
• Stratman Road closed
• Editorial: Are legislators seriously trying to trim deficit?
• Only given in health-care debate is drama
• Quilt show winners are announced
• Kentucky beats Kansas 67-59 to win national title
• Cops ID college shooting suspect as One Goh
• Woman pleads guilty to embezzling from Little Sisters of Poor
• Career Services Corner: We have the new edition of CareerRookie Magazine Spring...
• Be sure and stop by at Joe's Place to apply to MSU for free! Today only between...
• Police in Kentucky assess handling of post-game mayhem
• Local church part of aid to rural Ugandan village
• Baseball Colonels rally for a split
• Know someone worthy of the Hall? Let us know
• Kansas rally leads to OSU heartbreak
• As Wildcats soar, Calipari sweats a river
• Bench provides key sparks for UK
• Pitino's mastery not enough to tame UK
• Wildcats pluck Cardinals' feathers
• Search intensifies for missing runner
• Capitol Police promotes first black female captains
• Obama pushes Congress on millionaires' tax
• Nonprofits to get aid
• No trash pickup on Good Friday
• Support group for Mothers of Pre-Schoolers is branching out
• Plan walks fine line on employee behavior
• Candidates sound off on social media policy
• A rolling retailer
• Email burden at work is heavy (but could be worse)
• Blanket companion perfect for future college life
• Cooper posts top vault
• McMillan stifles North Posey
• Archery plenty of discipline, fun
• Local archers right on target
• Bent Creek up for consideration again
• These stories and much more coming Sunday
• Colonels 2 College to host Derby party fundraiser
• Woman confronts alleged robber as he exits property
• Jesus came to do his Father's will, not to be crowd pleaser
• Citizen column: Behind the scenes educators make huge difference in children's lives
• Letter: A momentous decision should be fully informed
• Letter: Without humility one cannot say 'I was wrong'
• Letter: Remove cannabis from controlled substance list
• Letter: Obama does not honor America or democracy
• If you are a potential 2012 Spring graduate and/or received a letter recently re...
• Lady Colonels hold off Maroons
• UK-U of L matchup is a dream — again
• Henderson County jobless rate still falling
• Five killed in 41-North wreck in Indiana
• Easter egg hunts on tap Saturday
• E-edition upgrade taking effect
• Volunteers sought for JA class at South Middle
• Kentucky Wesleyan open house Saturday
• Health care is no affront to freedom
• Callow youths are now in control
• Editorial: Arab Spring brings Asma al-Antoinette to revolution
• Murray State University will host its annual Transfer Fair on Monday, April 2 -...
• Students needed!!!! 1 o'clock - Student Center.... picture for social media...
• Career Services Corner: Graduation is getting closer. Here’s why you should us...
• Negotiators reach agreement on Kentucky budget proposal
• Students stop in today at the spring Transfer Fair to all students interested in...
• Break out the dancing shoes and join us on Friday, March 30th from 6 pm to 10 pm...
• Future is bright for Lady Wildcats
• Divide is wide in Bluegrass Battle
• Colonel tennis teams ace Christian Co.
• Annual quilt show exhibits yards of hard work
• Re-register for E-Edition
• This is 'B' week for city recyclers
• Candidates can register to speak at April 11 forum
• South Heights principal takes to roof to present school plan
• Editorial: Closing tax loopholes not as easy as it sounds
• It's still hard to hold conversation on race
• Obama trick poor Katy every time
• HCHS to perform 'Little Shop of Horrors' April 13
• What do you think about the new design for Facebook pages? We have converted ou...
• The Science Club at HCC would like to thank everyone who donated to the Humane S...
• The next issue of The Hill is available at the following link. Be sure to check...
• Kentucky man pleads guilty in investment scam
• Amish buggy legislation wins final passage in Kentucky
• Man sentenced to 15 years in Daviess County, Ky., pedestrian death
• Lady Colonels win in 10
• Daviess rallies to beat Henderson
• City sues for sewer easements
• Speaker shares story at diabetes workshop
• Club accepting nominations for spring garden award
• Sitcom gold: Some great laughs came from Gomer, Norton and Mr. Carlson
• Editorial: A moment of candor at the nuke summit
• Matthew 25 participating in pantry donation match
• Warm winter helps Canoe Creek project
• Spring break starts early
• River Heritage Day celebrates Ohio River history and culture with more events
• Utility commission wants more light shed on youth field upgrade
• House fire on Melody Lane a total loss
• HCC Writing Center updated hours: Mon 8:30-12:00, Tues 2-4:30, Wed 8:30-12:00...
• On March 5th 2012 6 nursing students presented the Henderson’s Women’s Shelter w...
• American Diabetes Association Alert Day
• Police investigate satanic signs on west Kentucky church
• Cancelled classes: COM 181-01 (Beth Katz) 9:30 - 10:45 and COM 181-02 (Beth Kat...
• Today is American Diabetes Association Alert Day. Stop in the main lobby of the...
• Gibson, Henderson County hammer Daviess County, 7-1
• Prescription drugs can make good story but bad news
• Illinois DOT: Highway repairs will slow trips to St. Louis
• Audubon Parkway bridge lanes will be closed today
• Think we're out of the woods for snow? You must not recall March 1996
• 'On Stage' series free concert Thursday
• County park opening soon
• Kentucky horse tracks top U.S. safety average
• Parent engagement workshop today
• Editorial: Etch A Sketch blunder weapon for Romney rivals, plus for toymaker
• National Doctor's Day
• A professional photographer will be on campus this week (Tuesday, March 27th, We...
• If you are currently enrolled, you may schedule an appointment to meet with your...
• Niagara Elementary School principal resigns
• Methodist Hospital Sponsors Habitat 5K for the Tri-Fest
• Warren Central, Owensboro top Classic field
• Late Bowling Green rally hands Colonels first loss of season
• Cards headed to Final Four
• Cats eye return trip to Final Four
• Woman: Rush wasn't raised that way
• Traffic to one lane on Spottsville bridge
• Uniontown to re-enact Civil War
• Sand Lane closure is planned for two days
• Democrats to gather at conventions
• Brain Injury Camp now open to groups
• Realtors to promote a special open-house event
• Competing city directories traded pot shots century ago
• Little boy has a special talent for hunting four-leaf clovers
• Let's lighten things up with some Brit humour
• Lady Cols hold off Mater Dei rally
• Pitt, Wood stymie Maroons
• Holy Name School honors woman who helped drive recycling program
• U.S. 60 bridge near Paducah to be closed
• Look for these stories and more in Sunday's Gleaner
• South Heights drama club to perform
• Quilt exhibit set at Camp Breckinridge
• Jefferson to hold college, career day
• Jesus didn't let what others thought deter Him from doing right
• The college is in the process of making some decisions about relocating some of...
• The 2012 Community College to Career Bus Tour (CC2C) featuring Second Lady Dr. J...
• Kentucky Wesleyan College, located in Owensboro, is having an Open House on Satu...
• Task force exploring naming rights in downtown Lexington
• Kentucky man not likely to see $1.3 million Klan judgment
• Gators oust Marquette, will face Cards
• Buckeyes beat Bearcats, reach East final
• Lady Cols strike early, top Webster 6-2
• IU, UK: As good as it gets?
• Louisville moves on to Elite Eight
• Shakespeare production shakes things up
• Bend in the River Brass Band at fine arts center
• James Taylor concert at Ford Center
• Lane to be closed on Shawneetown Bridge today
• Madison Street lane closed today
• Editorial: Enjoy Europe, Olympics but leave the measles there
• Grand Mufti's words newsworthy
• New self defense law a flawed policy
• Cairo arts and crafts show Saturday
• South shirt design picked for history day
• Suspension upheld over 10-year-old boy's crayon drawing
• Obama defends his record on oil drilling, Keystone pipeline
• Anti-abortion bill voted down in Kentucky House committee
• Volkswagen adding 800 jobs at Tennessee Passat plant
• Terrorist who killed seven dies in shootout with French police
• Ky. track vows to avoid last year's traffic snafu
• Kentucky Speedway working to avoid another snarl
• Western AD Bjork leaving for Ole Miss
• Cards-Spartans pits legendary coaches
• Huge shot just a memory for Watford
• UK's Jones playing better after slump
• Henderson Co. remains unbeaten
• Blues musician Fruteland Jackson hits all the right notes in his visits
• Power lines concern for farmers
• iPad training will be offered
• Evansville Courier editor named
• 'A' week for city recyclers
• Madison St. lane to close
• Citizen column: Knight's disdain for Big Blue blatant
• Obamacare grew from conservative roots
• Editorial: GOP continues to hammer away at Medicare, social programs
• Barber: Blagojevich's hair to turn gray in prison
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Saints’ head coach Payton suspended for season by NFL for bounties
• Career Services Corner: 10 week summer internship program for State Farm in the...
• Supreme Court sides with property owners in dispute with EPA
• GE starting new refrigerator line in Louisville this month
• Mysterious booms rattle Wisconsin city — again
• Armstead, relay team win for Colonels
• Colonel tennis teams sweep opening match
• Lady Colonels shut down Lyon Co.
• County approves state repaving projects
• McCormick: We need the Humane Society
• Social media sparks controversy at city session
• Henderson is top soybean county; Union leads state in corn production
• Candidate forum rescheduled
• Exhibit honors mothers, roles they play for children, others
• Classic film showing Thursday at HCC
• Family Math Night Thursday at Chandler Elementary School
• Former Gleaner sports editor wrote the book on UK basketball
• No-jail deal for Ind. man, an ex-Marine, in NYC gun-check case
• Plans on Thursday night? HCC Film Series will be showing the 1944 "film noir" c...
• CAREER SERVICES CORNER: Job interviews are tough, and so are the questions. Lea...
• Today is Tuesday, March 20th, 2012... it is also_______________ . Can you fill i...
• Colonels keep up offensive assault
• Pitching strengthens young Lady Colonel roster
• Legislators say session disappointing
• School board votes to rescind adoption of redistricting plan
• Candidate forum planned April 10
• Spring has sprung but winter could sneak back
• Chemical leak at water plant called a 'fluke'
• Corydon area water outage today
• Annual Holy Name book sale has some eye-openers
• Editorial: In Iraq, blame U.S., but drive American cars
• Wildlife commission expands Kentucky bear hunting season
• East Kentucky school reopens two weeks after twister
• Are you considering a transfer to USI? Shannon Hile, transfer representative for...
• Computer Labs in AS 228 and AS 232 remain closed this week as the roofers contin...
• Editorial: Hu, Wen leaving; China wonders what's next?
• Cards hold off New Mexico 59-56
• Threes save Cats but sink Racers
• Teague leads Cats past Iowa State
• Racers' banner year comes to an end
• Cols claim baseball, softball wins
• Trinity captures first Sweet 16 title
• Eight people sent to area hospitals after two-vehicle crash
• New city personnel manual up for discussion
• Henderson native now federal judge
• Kindergarten registration is this week
• City Easter Egg hunt coming up
• Eggstravaganza set for Audubon Park
• Fiscal court meets Tuesday; big grant on agenda
• Budding Wildcats fan a little confused about Cardinals mascot
• Four area roadside markets get Farm Bureau certification
• Nature's bounty: Artist Within exhibit shines again this year
• Bruising battles ahead for UK, Murray State
• Kentucky, Murray State coaches on NCAA tourney
• Track off to a strong start
• High school tourney advances
• Chemical leak at water plant contained
• Public invited to Alzheimer's meeting
• Registration opening for series of children's library programs
• Spring Break Bash event scheduled at Audubon Park
• Breckinridge quilt show coming up
• Look for these stories and more in Sunday's Gleaner
• Guest column: Rights aren't created by government
• Letter: Insurance should cover contraception for women
• Letter: Innocent bear rage of angry in shool shootings
• Letter: You're not independent if you take federal money
• Take time every day to give praise to God for all of our blessings
• The History Club will be hosting their annual book sale in Joe's Place from Marc...
• Spring Break is almost over... we hope you have enjoyed your time off!
• Wildcats were too beastly for Toppers
• Notes from NCAA tourney coaches in Louisville
• Cardinals advance in tourney
• Knott Co. Central defeats Boone Co.
• Racers pull off victory over Colorado State
• Wildcats rule in Bluegrass battle
• Finley sewer work may start by summer
• New Medal of Honor plaque includes local men
• Kentucky couple turning chicken litter into profitable venture
• Local jobless rates among state's lowest
• Broken utility pole causes power outage in Union, Webster counties
• Col archers sign scholarships
• Editorial: Obama will get credit or blame for gas prices
• Support the war on teleprompters
• Beware of the sinking monument
• Hank Williams, Jr. to perform at Ford Center
• Racers move on, beat Colorado St. 58-41
• Power restored for most Kenergy customers in Union, Webster counties
• Louisville rides momentum into NCAAs
• Hopkinsville falls in Sweet 16
• Best friends square off today
• Murray State senior knows the Rams
• Colorado State wary of Racers' Canaan
• This is 'B' week for city recyclers
• Two students head to state science fair
• Finley Addition sewer meeting today
• Tickets still available for Matthew 25 fundraiser
• Sheriff warns of PayPal scam
• Columbia Sportswear cutting work force
• Editorial: Potential there for real budget train wreck
• Obama's energy words collide with deed
• Poll: NYC voters approve of NYPD’s job performance
• Defendant not testifying in webcam spying trial
• Love letters reveal Nixon’s sensitive side
• Federal agency says worker death mining-related
• Ky. House passes legislation to ban synthetic drugs
• Happy Pi Day!!
• Just a reminder about the scholarship deadline of March 15.
• BYU, down by 25, storms past Iona 78-72
• Four with area ties to be honored at state
• Let the madness begin: WKU wins
• Lady Trojans coach Whitsell resigns
• Colonels pitchers stifle Maroons
• City commission OKs tax moratorium request
• Kindergarten registration March 19-23
• Registration set for Tri-Fest 5K Run/Walk
• Chamber legislative review breakfast next Monday
• Southbound bridge lane closed today
• HCC scholarship deadline Thursday
• Editorial: Self-inflicted wounds put Afghanistan mission in peril
• Calipari's 'Childcats' aren't first to leave school and excel
• Parks and recreation department sponsoring Easter egg hunt
• Are you interested in transferring to the University of Southern Indiana? A tra...
• Have a question? Please check out our new FAQ that covers everything from admiss...
• Thank you to everyone that participated in our naming contest. What fun!!!! Our...
• Bluegrass basketball might be at its peak
• Explore, Plan test results are promising
• Happy Feet program offers shoes for students in need
• Session to raise asthma awareness
• Southbound lane of U.S. 41-North Twin Bridge to close Wednesday
• Road closures planned in Webster Co.
• Food program pickup Wednesday
• Contraception wars may win new supporters
• Automobile industry still could choke
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on eve of Mississippi, Alabama vote
• Kentucky House panel postpones vote on statewide smoking ban
• Kentucky women nab No. 2 seed in tourney, head to Iowa
• Kentucky’s Davis, Calipari sweep AP SEC honors
• HCC Bookstore will be closed on Friday, March 16, 2012 for inventory.
• Prisoners won’t take Kentucky company’s military contract
• Lake Barkley bridge reopens after being struck by barge
• A short trailer of the upcoming Henderson Community Theater performance - "Shake...
• Career Services Corner: Bad (Really Bad!) Job Seeker Advice | CAREEREALISM
• Kentucky, Syracuse, N. Carolina, Michigan State get top seeds in NCAA tournament
• U.S. Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• 'He would be so proud'
• Manual tops Marion for girls state title
• Cards capture Big East crown
• Score it 24 straight wins for Kentucky
• Colonels haul out heavy lumber for opener
• Pet column: Perfect kitty stole our hearts
• Storied carrier, 'the Big E,' makes final voyage
• Woman gives birth to 14 pound baby
• ACT company gets majority of testing funds
• Good scores on exam means college money
• Road work closes Green River Road
• Tax assessment moratorium issue up again
• Big but calm crowd views new floodplain maps
• Daylight time in effect
• Hard-of-hearing mother may need complete 'makeover' by God
• Spring break programs set at library
• Lenten Lunch Series continues
• Spring has come early to Audubon State Park
• High farm commodity prices not guaranteed forever
• Marion County crushes Hopkinsville girls in quarterfinals
• Spring forward tonight
• City commission candidates debate the issues
• Library hosts art exhibit
• Groups hope to raise asthma awareness
• Storm relief scams likely following disasters
• Guest column: Investment in early childhood brings about great rewards
• Volunteers needed for Operation Preparation
• Letter: A reply to recent items on constables, God's church
• Letter: Casino gambling issue should be put to vote
• Letter: Nobody put emphasis on Kentucky like KET
• We don't have to handle all of our problems alone
• Facebook ‘friend’ offer exposes man’s other wife, leads to bigamy charge
• 'Pitching-rich' Colonels eye return to top
• Cards send Eagles south at Big East
• Lacey, Tide wash Carolina out of SEC tourney
• Lady Tigers blow lead, but survive
• Scott, Overstreet honored at chamber ag breakfast
• Comer: We're in a boom now, but bubble is a possibility
• Speaker: More people against abortion
• Citizen column: Candidates' debates reveal much
• War should be absolute last resort
• Milestone: Kentucky jobless rate falls below 9 percent
• Kentucky man accused of stealing food meant for storm victims
• Louisville clamps down for Big East win
• Butler survives against Glasgow in Sweet 16
• Cats heavily favored at SEC tourney
• Harper: 'This is just the beginning'
• Flood map meeting this evening
• Watkins park won't open before April 1
• Candidate forum tonight
• Business incubator to open in Soaper
• United Way offices moving to First Street
• Pioneer female candidate dies at nearly 103
• Man vs. machine: Club challenges students to get metal moving
• Volunteers needed for Operation Preparation
• VIC celebrity basketball Saturday
• We praise civility, reward rudeness
• Cloud of apology gets in the way
• Ribbon Cutting For The Advance Wound Healing Center
• Flu outbreak to close Bend Gate Elementary School Thursday, Friday
• Remember to set your clocks ahead this Sunday, March 11th... It is time to Sprin...
• If you had hail damage to your vehicle from last week's storm, this information...
• Student Government Elections will be held, Monday, March 26 - Friday, March 30....
• Semi wreck in Christian County sends Sturgis man to hospital
• Come to the Writing Center and Win!!! The midterm is upon us, but you are not al...
• One safe, two missing after pontoon boat overturns near Kentucky Dam
• KYVC Registration: KCTCS E-Learning Registration begins on March 1. Sign up for...
• College basketball hall opening for UK's Hall
• UK bench looks to lift Cats during 'long run'
• WKU stands at top of Sun Belt's hill
• County road markings no reason for worry
• Fake marijuana ban gets final OK
• Golf course subdivision narrowly approved
• Portion of North Green to be closed today
• City wants grave sites cleaned for mowing season
• Editorial: Suspicious Russian vote puts Putin on probation
• Even modest sports careers have a highlight reel
• Pizza, literacy event Thursday
• I-69 improvements begin on Western Ky. Parkway
• Mother gets 10 years for assaulting toddler, leaving him on Kentucky interstate
• Kentucky Governor’s Prayer Breakfast focuses on tornado victims
• Tigers' late run dooms Colonels
• Colonettes dance team wins championship
• Houses planned on part of Bent Creek golf course
• Accuride chairman says he will leave board in spring
• Ag Appreciation Breakfast sold out
• If you still want to help tornado victims, here's how to do it
• Editorial: U.S. agreement with North Korea worth the risk
• Santorum's reverse snobbery not political gain
• Election letter policy, deadline listed
• Ohio River bridge plan calls for tolls on three Louisville spans
• Check out Melody Burbage from Financial Aid. Melody was one of the participants...
• UPDATE: Kentucky storm death toll rises to 22
• Big Four to battle in region's Final Four
• Livingston Central ousts Webster Co. at regional
• Hoptown knocks out Lady Colonels
• Cooper, Gibbs win at Mason-Dixon Games
• Police: 14 hurt in shooting at Tempe, Ariz., club
• Baby found in field is sole survivor of immediate family
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Authorities seize items to alter drug screens
• Wee ones not forgotten at Memorial of Names
• Final OK of synthetic marijuana ordinance planned
• The infant/toddler daycare area was unharmed in Friday's storm and wil be open a...
• HOME Program helps students living with grandparents
• Transient kids get HOME help Students get school stability
• Lenten lunch series continues
• Volunteer center celebrity basketball tournament set
• 'Tacky' baby sitter best compliment from one little boy
• Jobs continue slow rise here; Kentucky ranks eighth in projects
• Water fluoridation brewed huge controversy
• Danger reminds us what's priceless
• Opportunities exist to reduce garbage costs
• Here is the link to the classroom reassignments for the damaged rooms in the AS...
• Racers show no rust, stay on track
• Storms pack punch: Henderson spared injuries
• Arts Alliance eyes $170,000 goal in fundraising drive
• Bowl for Kid's Sake today
• Citizen column: Those who voted for Obama voted their faith
• We will be relocating some classes in the Arts and Sciences building for next we...
• A large part of the roof blew off of the Arts and Sciences Building resulting in...
• HCC is closed for the rest of the day due to power outages and weather damage.
• Numerous power outages in Tri-county, roof damage at HCC reported
• Girls region semifinals postponed
• UPDATE: Severe weather marching across Kentucky; funnel clouds reported in Tri-county
• Henderson, Union schools to dismiss early today because of storm concerns
• Strong start carries Colonels to semis
• Favorites Henderson, Hoptown collide
• Severe weather possible again today
• Accuride returns to profitability in 4th quarter
• Henderson's Risch named CFO of Accuride
• Family Literacy Day Saturday
• Bowl for Kid's Sake Saturday
• Local dance teams on a roll
• Guest column: World's gotten too complicated
• Citizen column: Truth hard to come by these days
• Editorial: Food-stamp fraud under attack in new way
• Bill Maher coming to Louisville
• Jobs picture brightens, but economy awaits liftoff
• Beshear: New Ohio River bridges will bring many jobs
• At least 11 tornadoes confirmed in Kentucky on Wednesday
• Defense secretary says deficits pose national security threat
• Kentucky woman sentenced to life in prison for killing expectant mother
• Our friend is back and enjoying our Spring like weather. Let's have a "naming"...
• Senate defeats bill to revise birth control insurance rule
• Career Services Corner: 5 Old School Sections You Ought to Remove from Your Resu...
• Troopers find one dead in car, one wounded in Muhlenberg County
• North Green Street lane closed today
• Check out the new FB Page for Henderson Community Theatre!
• Career Services Corner: LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR Job Search Strategies (3/6)...
• Colonels' linemen to rush into next level
• Cols look to wing Livingston Central again
• Early barrage buries Webster Co.
• DHP honors Hendersonians, Independence Bank
• DHP key to preserving history, speaker says
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• HCC scholarships available
• Time Warner completes takeover of Insight
• Red Cross Cardinal Ball is Saturday
• Citizen column: All animals deserve an equal chance
• Letter: Red Cross organization is pivotal, needs support
• Letter: Pledge five minutes a day to benefit our community
• Singer Davy Jones of The Monkees dies at 66
• UPDATE: Destruction, injuries reported on Nugent Drive along Ohio River
• Storms, apparent tornadoes doing damage as they move across Kentucky
• The HCC Workforce Solutions Facebook Business Pages class scheduled for March 6...
• One killed, dozens injured when storm hits Branson, Mo., area
• Henderson Community College is open on our regular schedule today
• Lady Colonels dismantle Lyon
• State champs await Webster at region
• Downtown parking changes are on the way
• Four Star's new Foreign-Trade Zone could give it edge
• Legislative breakfast planned Saturday
• Reported kidnapping is domestic dispute
• Man injured in U.S. 41 accident released
• People in the Bible seem strangely familiar
• Editorial: Humiliating colonoscopy really does save lives
• Snow cream a dying dream this year
• Library to offer digital photography class
• Liturgical art on exhibit in Owensboro
• Audubon bee school is planned for Saturday
• Career Services Corner: Job Search Differences Between Today and Yesterday | CA...
• Groups call on Kentucky governor to cancel prayer breakfast
• Beshears didn’t use tax return checkoff to donate to breast cancer research
• Join SGA today...
• Lady Colonels not looking past Lyons
• Second-half revival powers Webster County
• Henderson Police Department holding Citizen's Academy
• Possible abduction in Spottsville reported
• Winners named in 'Well Being' exhibit
• South hosting program on families today
• Bereavement group begins March 6
• Frankfort hosting basketball exhibit
• Rock the Rink on tap Sunday
• Editorial: Many employers reluctant to hire long-term jobless
• Obama's stance on gas prices unrealistic
• Bush answer to GOP quandary – Jeb, that is
• Jury convicts man in Daviess County, Ky., pedestrian death
• Please join us: Family Literacy Day, Saturday, March 3, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. This...
• TransCanada says it will build oil pipeline from Oklahoma to Texas
• Western Kentucky University aggressively fighting Twitter criticism
• Attention Students! Scholarships are available to attend Henderson Community Co...
• Daytona 500 now scheduled to start tonight
• Paducah airman killed in Afghanistan protest attack
• Students shot in Ohio high school; suspect in custody
• 'They are to be commended': Audience told stories of black Civil War heroes
• New floodplain maps coming for city, county
• Finley Addition sewers once again a possibility
• Low bid on mowing services may be rejected
• Lenten Lunches begin this Wednesday
• Date set for 'Gardens That Swing'
• Hope on the hill: Church's ministry house helps family cope with mother's Alzheimer's disease
• USAF woodwind ensemble to play here
• 'Just being responsible pet owner': Local veterinarians offering discounts in honor of Spay Day
• Little girl finally learning to talk 'human,' preschooler says
• Tobacco patch lessons can teach one a lot about money
• Moss execution was last in Kentucky for 35 years
• Tell us how: Answers needed on two key issues
• Time to face yet another drug threat
• Second Region Tournament pairings
• Gunman kills two U.S. advisers in Afghan ministry; protests rage over burning of Quran
• Col swimmers improve times at state meet
• No scratch on them, Cats eye SEC glory
• Alliance Coal to buy Onton 9 mine near Sebree
• Crop NAP deadline approaching
• 'Art of Well Being X' show opens with Sunday events
• Artfest scheduled March 3 at Evansville museum
• Citizen column: Is there no limit to Obama's narcissism, arrogance?
• Letter: Comments about Obama, Americans prejudiced
• Letter: Scouting great opportunity for boys, girls to grow
• Letter: When will GOP politicians practice what they preach?
• Letter: Gaming would provide huge economic boost to Kentucky
• Letter: Ron Chapman was a fearless leader and wonderful boss
• Letter: Don Chapman was educator first, and an excellent coach
• Letter: Republicans aren't offering viable alternative to Obama
• Repeated wrongdoing dulls our conscience to Christian way of life
• Plans to drug test welfare recipients gaining momentum
• Man ordered to apologize for Facebook postings or go to jail
• Kentucky Supreme Court: Lawmakers must run in old districts
• Riot cops break up unruly Nike shoe crowd at Florida mall
• U.S. general tries to calm troops after Afghanistan deaths
• Kentucky Supreme Court expected to rule quickly on redistricting
• HCHS relay teams set to dive in at state meet
• Webster ends 26-year district drought
• Lawyer in Big Rivers bankruptcy reprimanded
• Library hosting Civil War heroes program
• Holy Name hosting Latino health fair
• Mother, daughter authors realizing their dream
• South hosting book event Tuesday
• Boil water advisory in Zion lifted
• Editorial: Door opened to arming Syrian opposition
• Don't make fun of another crowd
• Religious intensity now major criterion
• Popular Agricultural Appreciation Breakfast coming up March 8
• Boil water advisory in Zion lifted
• Kentucky Senate votes down casino gambling proposal 21-16
• PTK BAKE SALE! Join us in the Student Center, 10:00 am until we are sold out......
• New hours for The Grill: Beginning on Friday, February 24, 2012, The Grill will...
• Body found on Western Kentucky University campus
• Probe issues 253 violations, targets foremen in West Virginia mine disaster
• PSY 223, 4:15 - 5:30 pm class, (M. Burnley - instructor) has been cancelled for...
• Trojans look to end district drought
• Schools revise electronic media policy
• Free job fair taking place today
• Family treasures Army medals that came too late
• Cultural diversity: Students told being different a good thing
• Students offered ACT prep sessions
• Local man faces Indiana meth charge
• Reports of dead voters understated
• Editorial: As wars wind down, no peace dividends in mail, just bills
• Betting still on Romney by a nose
• 'Boom Town' at Henderson Fine Arts Center Friday
• Lady Colonels claim district crown
• Labor leader Charles Wells dies in house fire
• Santorum surges in poll; Obama leads all four Republicans hopefuls
• Seven killed in Afghan protests over Quran burning
• Come join the new CCM Jazz Band! Our first rehearsal will be Wednesday, Feb. 22...
• Career Services Corner: Internships -HCC Students wanting some real-world experi...
• Lady Colonels seek 'energy' in title game
• Big guys 'save' Webster
• Projected city pension costs called 'ugly'
• New bridge now open on Martin-Martin Road
• County takes steps against synthetic marijuana
• Black History Month's multi-cultural program today
• Letter: Chapman was good man, wonderful educator
• Letter: Firefighters proud of friend, brother Coomes
• Critical acclaim for 'The Artist' deafening
• Boil water advisory issued for Zion area
• Drug industry has spent $194,000 on lobbying in Kentucky
• U.S. apologizes for Quran burnings in Afghanistan
• The Student Government Association will sponsor a bake sale on Tuesday the 28th...
• Five charged in County High locker room video incident
• Catholic bishops oppose casino gambling in Kentucky
• Good Morning Everyone! We hope you enjoyed your day off. We are open and ready t...
• Henderson basketball player arrested in video incident
• Braves, Trojans tangle again
• McNary sparks Lady Trojans' win
• Henderson Tri-Fest 2012
• Water utility grapples with repair costs
• Blaize pleads guilty in newspaper carrier's death
• Citizen column: Obama's socialist agenda destroying nation
• Editorial: Feds pushing safety features to deter distracted driving
• GOP birth control stance not politically smart
• Kentucky State Fair board seeking luxury hotel proposals
• Gingrich says his policies could lower gas prices
• Winter storm dumps snow on parts of Kentucky, Tennessee
• Reopening of I-64 bridge at Louisville brings cheer to businesses
• Bravettes, Lady Trojans look to prolong season
• Boys district tournament should be interesting
• Braves finish second in state
• No headline - GL_School_on_Presidents_Day
• Streamlined rezoning city's aim
• Closure of Kentucky Medical Examiner's Office in Madisonville blasted
• A jewel for preschoolers : Early learning center gleams in light, open air
• Preschool sign-ups, changes are coming up
• Tot's mealtime blessing extends all the way to God's heart
• Discount grocer, consignment mall may open in Audubon Village
• Industrial foundation slow seed to sprout
• Union County shares lead at state wrestling
• Still time to join Community Chorus
• Lady Cols clamp down in easy win
• Rock on: Center's architectural art a treasure in full view of New York City visitors
• '98 percent' enough for Colonels
• Boom Town: Cirque Mechanics' cutting edge circus coming
• These stories and much more coming Sunday
• Holy Name hosting Latino health fair
• Library hosting Civil War heroes program
• Guest column: Quality of life in womb predicts quality of life upon birth
• Letter: Big Brothers Big Sisters has new super heroes
• Letter: 'Ronnie' Chapman grew into real man, good man
• Letter: Buying Apple products a vote for its practices
• Letter: Restaurant customers cannot bear another tax
• God's feelings for us represent perfect example of true love
• Diana Krall to play at Kentucky Center
• Kentucky Horse Park plans new Kids' Barn
• Laptop-shooting dad's rant draws raves, reprimands
• Man trying to evict his 98-year-old mother from home
• Federal agent wounds fellow agent, then is killed by another agent
• Police send arson investigator to Kentucky houseboat fires
• Kentucky woman pleads guilty in pregnant woman’s death
• HCC’s Nursing Program is sponsoring a Baked Potato Sale today, Friday, February...
• Colonels' doubleheader set tonight
• Legislators favor vote on racetrack casinos
• No school today
• Operation Preparation: Team dedicated to ensuring teens ready for life after high school
• Sen. Paul objects to synthetic drug bills
• Editorial: Leaks have always been way of life in Washington
• U.S. should assist resistance in Syria
• Love letter victim of new media
• Post office: $18B loss without Saturday cuts, rate increase
• The American Wind Energy Association is offering scholarships to attend its WIND...
• HCC Campus will be closed on Monday, February 20th. Do you know why?
• Final land bought for Kentucky Noah’s Ark tourist attraction
• Henderson man in custody after nine-hour standoff
• The Grill will be closed tomorrow (Friday, Feb. 17th) and Monday (Feb. 20th). St...
• We’ve all heard that the early bird catches the worm. When applying to Henderso...
• Racers grab third straight OVC title
• 'Kentucky Effect' takes effect
• Union seeks same result in different location
• Off-duty firefighter killed in accident
• 'Shades of Red' event Friday
• Local student's art to appear in Times Square
• Route to Lake Barkley improving
• Early registration opens at HCC
• South book event slated for Feb. 28
• Editorial: GOP swallows hard and does an about-face on payroll tax
• A public appeal to stop privatization
• Decline, like charity, begins at home
• UK, deaf fan settle suit over stadium closed captioning
• Thousands expected for dedication of Bowling Green mosque
• Henderson County man killed in Tuesday night vehicle accident
• Scott scores 31 in Trojans' win
• Idea that Racers are a bubble team is easy to burst
• Lady Colonels win streak ends
• Colonels roll past Storm
• City pledges assistance for East End
• Freeman-Pearcey Road re-opens
• Ag breakfast expected to be sellout again
• Works accepted for 'Fresh Perspective'
• Delivery dates for 'Well Being' exhibit announced
• Editorial: Obama budget will lay down battle lines for fall election
• In the desert of TV, a few gems shine
• HCC magazine seeking entries
• Miranda Lambert to play Yum! Center
• HCC showing 'Birth of a Nation'
• Ind. health department confirms 13 measles cases, link to Super Bowl
• GOT MUSIC?!? Want to play some Music? Come join the new HCC Music Ensemble! All...
• The Henderson Community College Literary Magazine is calling for entries for its...
• Annual Multicultural Feast Wednesday, February 15 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Fine Arts...
• Check out the History Club Valentine’s Day Bake Sale in the Student Center Foyer...
• Five churches burglarized in one Kentucky county
• Kentucky Supreme Court asked to take redistricting case
• U.S. retail sales rebound as consumers up spending
• Meg Burnley has cancelled her PSY 223 (4:15pm - 5:30pm) class for Tuesday, Febru...
• Good Morning!!! We are open and operating on a regular schedule.
• Colonel relay teams qualify for state
• Colonels still aiming for 20-win season
• District tournament schedule set
• Union wrestlers claim region title
• Lady Colonels claim 14th straight win
• Terry aims to turn Austin Peay's season around
• New company considering former Sykes building in Morganfield
• Road crews take steps against wintry mix
• HCHS to host parent academy on Thursday
• Lions TV auction is now under way
• Guest column: Humane Society efforts could be at risk
• Editorial: Valentine's Day just an additional Western menace
• Despite Obama, an energy boom looms
• Couple remain Valentines after 70 years
• Join us today (Monday, February 13) at Joe's Place in the Student Center, 11:30...
• Triumph, tragedy dominate Grammy Awards show
• Super Sunday
• Webster County sweeps twin bill
• Lady Cols cruise to 14th straight win
• Confusion reigns, helps Cols to winning basket
• Cardinals winning on the wing
• Lamb leads Vandy to slaughter
• Snow, rain put treacherous spin on local roads
• Diverse crowd seeks city seats; firefighter not eligible to serve?
• Lions TV auction begins Monday
• Local school district launching promotional campaign
• No headline - GL_River_Valley_expansion
• Learn the culture before trying to do business overseas
• City to lease Hoge farm
• Small kindnesses add up to better place
• Events of last week show town working for common good
• Shotgun wedding sprouted famous pecan
• Former Homefolks building to become merchants mall
• Want new friends? Just stop and introduce yourself to them
• Christian Community Outreach struggles to meet increasing need
• Wandering goat home at last
• Murray State already sick of losing feeling
• UK to enter dangerous Memorial on elevated stage
• Henderson books trip to Second Region
• Housing Authority snares HUD grant
• International Paper told it can buy rival
• 'Runway Red' set for March 17
• College fairs help black students plan for college
• Look for these stories and more in Sunday's Gleaner
• Guest column: Tell Social Security about your name change
• Letter: Life is in God's hands
• Letter: Office of constable should not be abolished
• Letter: There's a need to raise awareness of scleroderma
• Letter: Remember good work of humane society, ASPCA
• Letter: Eastwood has heartbeat of America in his words
• Follow God's example, not our own desires, when making decisions
• Coroner: 5-year-old Kentucky boy died from ingesting vinegar
• Basic Excel learn how to create a spreadsheet and format it, create simple formu...
• Kentucky schools to track students’ body mass index
• Colonels, Trojans meet for region berth
• Union sweeps Community Christian
• Tapp drains 35 in Lady Colonels' win
• East End improvement drive is now under way
• Black History Committee's Adult Musical Sunday
• Construction off to best start here in decade
• Zoning board gives housing authority duplexes OK
• County schools' reports available
• Conway: Former Movie Gallery customers have protection
• Editorial: Prison system must cope with huge surge in elderly inmates
• Politics has become football
• Guest column: Komen not impacted by controversy
• 'Shades of Red' event set for Feb. 17
• On Stage piano concert set for Sunday
• Global Education and Literacy with Dr. Michael Omolewa
• Broad coalition presses for casino gambling in Kentucky
• Legislative agency to appeal ruling against Kentucky redistricting plan
• Trivia Question for this week: Who was the first African-American Supreme court...
• Pro-gambling Kentucky lawmaker releases client list
• Stomach malady spreads from Lexington basketball tournament
• 9-year-old Kentucky boy killed by brother in accidental shooting
• Prohm's approach working to perfection
• Colonels 2 College: New fundraising campaign announced
• Bicycle path project gets funding
• United Nations delegate sees life's journey as act of God
• 'A' week for city recyclers
• Engage Henderson meeting Saturday at South Heights
• Henderson Chamber management seminar deadline Friday
• Editorial: What will we leave behind in Afghanistan?
• Health care bill an assault on faith
• Guest column: Unsung heroes deserve recognition
• Receptions for two art exhibits tonight
• Carolina Chocolate Drops at HFAC tonight
• Be sure to join us tomorrow (Thursday, Feb 9) at 2pm, as we welcome Dr. Michael...
• House legislation would give president line-item veto
• Jubilant Santorum sweeps Minnesota and Colorado
• Judge: Feds can use surveillance evidence in Kentucky terrorism case
• Career Services Corner: Must read article on 6 ways the job search has changed p...
• Northern Kentucky airport terminal shut down temporarily; grenade found
• Madisonville tops Webster
• Fiscal court mulls over streamlined rezoning
• County gets money, welcomes new faces
• New Audubon exhibit honors Civil War black soldiers
• Free Kentucky Chautauqua program at Audubon Saturday
• Meeting set for former Sykes employees
• Editorial: Jobless rate still falling, cross your fingers
• My good friend's confidence in warmth springs eternal, for awhile
• JA seeking volunteers for classrooms
• Judge orders redo of Kentucky legislative redistricting
• The rehearsal for Henderson Community Chorus will be cancelled this evening, Tue...
• Career Services offering students/alumni webinars in February on “Job Search Str...
• Kentucky Supreme Court to hear Amish appeal of traffic violations
• What is the name and the location of the events this Sunday?
• Get ready to sing!!
• The Grill will be closed on Friday, February 10, 2012. They will re-open on Mond...
• Entire staff removed at LA school during sex abuse probe
• Bowling Green pair marry on bride’s 100th birthday
• Harlan County man riding coffin around Kentucky Capitol
• Union Co. falls to Livingston
• Henderson Co. ends road skid
• Number of local suicides jumped last year
• Humane Society of Henderson County concerned about new facility funds
• Family Literacy Day set
• Henderson Community Chorus concert rehearsals begin tonight
• Industry veteran will speak at chamber breakfast
• South Middle School's dance team places first in competition
• Editorial: Lawmakers have no time for political grandstanding
• Suicide knows no boundaries — ethnic or otherwise
• Romney's gaffes justify need for translator
• FBI paying more attention to ‘sovereign citizen’ extremists
• Afghanistan war veteran fatally shot in Hopkinsville
• The HCC Science Club will meet on Tuesday, Feb 7, at 2:00 pm in the Library's Sp...
• Dental Hygiene/Dental Assisting pre-admission conference will be held on Wednesd...
• Viewers flock to see damaged western Kentucky bridge
• State high school soccer postseason is changing
• Baity's late free throws send Memorial past Henderson
• Fruit(ful) win for Lady Colonels
• Students get up-close look at vital organs
• Vietnam veteran given his medals 43 years later
• Program focuses on healthy kids
• Carolina Chocolate Dropsstring together present, past
• Fiscal court to mull accessory buildings
• Lack of closure can tear families apart
• Family offers heart-wrenching look at suicide
• Arts Smarts presented by Henderson Fine Arts Center Guild
• UK's Teague eyes April, not scoring column
• Bravettes take charge, get credit for win
• Scott's 30 points keep Trojans hot
• Healthy eating: County High students earn certification in food safety
• Local job fair set Feb. 23
• 'Arts Smarts' kicks off a busy month
• The Young Life high school Christian outreach program here has new director.
• Library hosting 'Civil War Heroes'
• Mystery Writers Festival dates announced
• Christians gain strength by working together for God
• Owensboro Symphony concert features 1970s theme
• South Middle School's dance team places first
• Citizen column: Fracking has devastating effects on the environment
• Letter: Some politicians satisfy themselves and cronies
• Letter: 'Right to work' will create low-paying jobs
• Obama administration doubles names on no-fly terrorist list
• Iranian leader warns U.S., Israel against military strikes
• Kentucky plant to be featured in Toyota Super Bowl commercial
• Nine-year-old girl bouncing back after six-organ transplant
• Komen cancer charity drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• FCC approves Insight sale to Time Warner
• Colonels in region driver's seat
• Nursing home residents enjoy visit from students, rescue animals
• 'Drug drop' program kicks off Saturday
• Murray State remains unbeaten
• Challengers get favorable ballot positions
• Henderson Community Chorus planning Broadway-themed concert
• Family history workshop planned in Frankfort
• Editorial: Fed sees slow but sure economic recovery
• Funny how scary side effects can be
• Gingrich's concession stand closed for business
• HCC Spring 2012 Film Series - Films That You Should Have Seen By Now
• Komen cancer charity confronts backlash over Planned Parenthood cuts
• Agreement may be near on Kentucky congressional redistricting
• Kentucky bourbon industry booms despite economic recession
• Former Kentucky ag commissioner asks for unemployment benefits
• Pipeline company adding up to 20 jobs in Owensboro
• Kentucky State Police say text messages seek bank information
• Avery Pitt trades Colonels for Colonels
• Hilltoppers get two late commitments
• Linebackers, linemen fill Louisville's class
• Towles, DBs headline UK recruits
• Robards teen veteran Uganda missionary
• 'Arts Smarts' returns to fine arts center
• Heart Healthy Kids Day scheduled at Audubon park
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• Five injured in accident on South Green Street
• National Weather Service offering spotter training
• Professional bull riding coming to Ford Center
• Diane Earle concert scheduled at Henderson Fine Arts Center
• Alinsky is dog whistle for Gingrich
• 'Dare to be boring' formula works
• Editorial: Henderson has lost two outstanding citizens
• New European pill works against uterine fibroids
• Pfizer recalls 1 million birth control packs after mix-up
• Prosecutor: Pill problems rampant in eastern Kentucky
• Public will be allowed to view collapsed bridge in western Kentucky
• HCC will host a Super Sunday College Fair in Henderson, KY with Rev. Robert Whit...
• HCC will host a Super Sunday College Fair in Morganfield at Carr's Chapel Missio...
• Congratulations to the HCC Academic team, Kim and Paul Kasenow, Lori Threlkeld,...
• Trivia Question for this week: What was the first black newspaper? First studen...
• MSHA officials: U.S. coal mine safety is improving
• Now that Santa has brought you that nice new digital camera, what are you going...
• Community leader Ron Chapman dies
• Attention Spring 2012 Students! Tuesday, February 7, 2012 is the last day to dro...
• Manufacturing expands at fastest pace since June; construction spending up
• Cincinnati casino work resumes days after floor collapse
• Kentucky summit looking at prescription pill abuse
• Former railroad worker killed by train in Kentucky
• Lady Cols take charge at Union County
• Wildcats make Volunteers pay
• Scott leads Trojans past OCHS
• Community leader Ron Chapman dies
• South Heights nominated for Blue Ribbon award
• Chamber going to Frankfort Feb. 9
• Former United Nations ambassador to speak at HCC
• Rolling Thunder to begin operating out of Owensboro
• Editorial: What makes sense on paper doesn't always work in practice
• Who'da thunk it? Hudy's now a beauty
• Susan G. Komen cancer charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood
• Many go beyond standard race labels in U.S. Census answers
• House passes bill to promote ‘green cleaning’ products in Kentucky schools
• Gambling debate in Kentucky devolves into mudslinging
• Will Facebook deliver a public stock offering surprise?
• Check out this Spring 2012 Community Education Class... Business Facebook, blogs...
• Judge postpones filing deadline for Kentucky legislature
• Panel recommends $250 million-$300 million overhaul for Rupp Arena
• Kentucky senator won’t name horse industry clients
• Bill would require head injury training for Kentucky coaches
• Ron Paul files candidacy papers for Kentucky’s May primary
• Union wrestling win state duals
• Lady Colonels face Union for 11th straight win
• Colonels shock Madisonville
• Police investigating HCHS locker room incident
• Former extension agent Hendrick dies
• Audubon Park land purchase will save wetlands for rare birds
• Tickets on sale for 'Disney on Ice'
• State planning new requirements for commercial drivers
• You've got to love those election promises
• Editorial: Obama's requests huge challenge for Congress
• Protesters sue TVA over costume ban at board meetings
• Israel sees narrowing window for attack on Iran's nuclear program
• No letup in Romney’s attacks on Gingrich before Florida vote
• Police defend reopening interstate where 10 died in crashes
• Judge to rule by Tuesday on Kentucky legislative filing deadline
• Students: You are invited to attend the Registration Review meeting that is sch...
• Powerball ticket worth $1 million sold in Kentucky
• Oakland to assess damage after Occupy protests turn violent
• Are you a Henderson Community College graduate? If so, please check out our HCC...
• Last week to register for the Resume Development webinar on 2/7 @ 2:00 pm or wor...
• College Goal Sunday hosted by Henderson Community College
• Three surpass 20-point mark as Braves top Hopkins Central
• Lady Colonels extend win streak to 10
• High and dry: Henderson was refugee center for thousands during 1937 flood
• Election filing deadline looms
• Road to remain closed for paving
• Customers can now purchase The Gleaner's TV Showcase separately
• Colonel Valentine's Day dinner set
• There's much more to geography than just maps
• Office of constable should be abolished but move isn't likely
• Three-fourths of school households here have Internet service
• Four-legged victims were among the most numerous in '37 flood
• Vegetable garden classes offered
• Picky eater claims he's no know-it-all when making snacks
• Vegetable Gardening 101: UK Extension classes showing consumers how it's done
• Pay It Forward animal network's spay-neuter clinics pass 500-pet mark
• Lady Colonels will try for 10 in a row
• Pairings set for Sweet 16
• Local Humane Society, ASPCA working to find homes for 60 dogs
• Catholic Schools Week begins today
• VITA site opening here Tuesday
• VA to dedicate new care center
• More gambling not the answer to money woes
• Burris, 'hairball' make fond East End memories
• Free Tax Preparation... Free E- File
• Activists and bloggers fear Twitter censorship policies
• Trivia Question for this week: Which Civil War soldier was the first African-Ame...
• At least 11 hurt at Cincinnati casino construction site
• Tonight a slow Friday for area hoops thanks to All-A
• Lady Colonels volleyball coach Watkins resigns
• Audubon Park land purchase gets funding
• Help in seeking financial aid offered at College Goal Sunday
• Toyota visitor center opens to public next Saturday
• Healthy Kids Day planned at Audubon Park
• Local unemployment trends mixed
• Accident shuts down lane of U.S. 60 in Union County
• Editorial: Giffords can now concentrate on her rehabilitation
• GOP surfers struggle to catch winning video wave
• The Literary Magazine is hosting the reception for contributing writers and arti...
• Kenny Chesney leads country music award nominations with nine
• Kentucky Senate panel approves two bills adding abortion regulations
• UPDATE: U.S. 60 in Union County reopens after semi accident
• Children seek answers in slaying of elderly Kentucky couple
• Webster falls in All-A state opener
• This is 'A' week for city recyclers
• Racers' Canaan confident
• City-county wish list coming into focus
• Cardinals turn back Villanova
• Personal care program helping cancer patients regain confidence
• New policy requires old registration
• Accident victim improving
• Annual Henderson County Lions Club auction planned Feb. 13-25
• Editorial: Rand Paul declines intimate pat-down, misses his flight
• Gingrich's infidelity wasn't matter for debate
• Netherworld reports U.S. in as bad a shape as ever
• Flood lecture will kick off Evansville series
• Staind, Godsmack concert coming
• Career Services Center Information: If you have ever been fired or laid off, you...
• Welcome Back Students
• Lexington mayor unveils concept for Rupp Arena renovation
• Republicans to file lawsuit against Kentucky House redistricting
• Council finds many states weakening teacher tenure protections
• U.S. Navy SEAL raid in Somalia frees American, Dane held hostage
• Trojans to get early start in All-A Classic
• Huskies mush past Cols
• Miller leads Cats past Bulldogs
• Two Tri-county residents appointed by governor
• Parents like One Call Now alert system
• Schools must dip into reserves next year
• City hires Kelsey as staff attorney
• GRADD legislative breakfast on Saturday
• Waffle House a warm, welcome oasis for late-night travelers
• New Kentucky auto parts plant to hire up to 450 in next few years
• Redistricting fuels protest in Kentucky Capitol; one arrested
• Kentucky tax amnesty plan could be rolled out this week
• Welcome Back Students
• Repairs on Louisville I-64 bridge expected to be done by March
• UPDATE: Man in stable condition after accident at U.S. 41-60 cloverleaf
• Union Co. pulls away late for victory over Owensboro Catholic
• Price tag for Henderson sewer work soars
• Customers can now purchase The Gleaner's TV Showcase separately
• Chef Paula Deen not alone in her struggle with diabetes
• State House districts also realigned
• Editorial: From overseas, U.S. industry looking good
• Wikipedia protest is revenge of the Internet nerds
• Guest column: 'Fracking' gives U.S. lease on energy independence
• Great information from Mary Biever.
• Strongest solar storm since 2005 hitting Earth
• Warrant needed for police GPS tracking, Supreme Court says
• Mayor of western Kentucky town fatally shot; suspect surrenders
• Cancelled classes: Misti French's EDU204 (12:30 - 1:45, room AD209) and EDU201 (...
• On Sunday, January 29 from 2pm – 4pm HCC will host College Goal Sunday. This wil...
• The Henderson Community College Literary Magazine will host a reception for its...
• KCTCS Super Sunday initiative partners with African-American churches to host a...
• Brian Mullins, a local performing artist/Drummer giving a demonstration to a His...
• Strong storms expected after midnight
• So far, Cols are having a season of hot and cold
• Lexington Catholic's Whitman scores 29 in win over Colonels
• Trojans claim region title in All-A Classic with 2-OT win
• Tapp's 27 sends Henderson past Marshall
• Local student with broken neck fights to recover from car crash
• Farmers Market moving to Second and Water streets
• Two intersection reconstruction projects to boost safety here
• Customers can now purchase The Gleaner's TV Showcase separately
• Henderson's Relay For Life to host volunteer program
• Drug drop program planned
• Voters are real losers in state reshuffling
• Yesterday's News: Canoe Creek sewage prompted lawsuits
• An Ellis casino could be one of biggest employers here
• Frustrated nephew admits to not being such a good listener
• Artists with local ties making impacts
• Local students in Civic Theatre's 'Fame'
• Gingrich scores big GOP win in South Carolina
• Obama not first president to display musical talents
• Britain approves television ads for abortion clinics
• Utah school takes a pass on 'Cougars' as mascot
• Romney struggles with 'common man' economics
• Obama to stress economic recovery at State of the Union
• Trojans reach regional final in All-A Classic
• Colonels top Apollo, snap streak
• Daviess County Audubon to host event
• Redistricting plan is Williams' revenge
• Private sector has it wrong on state workers
• Election process keeps some people from voting
• Images of war upsetting
• Jail inmates rack up accomplishments
• HCHS gets strict about campus food, drink
• Lawmakers want veto of redistricting plan
• Beshear calls for new bridge at Spottsville
• Webster County trucking firm to expand
• Speaker tells audience not to let others stand in way of their goals
• Cancer poses triple challenge to one family
• Illinois official urges juvenile justice reform
• Editorial: Can U.S. Congress run a business? Not if it's a gift shop
• FCC can't impose morality on TV shows
• Reputation, but not captain, goes down with ship
• 'Farm Follies' set Tuesday
• Rotary Trivia Night coming up
• Thursday Trivia: The first student to answer the question correctly will win a S...
• Join us today as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....
• Career Services offering “The Art of the Job Hunt” – a series of separate in-per...
• This is 'B' week for city recyclers
• Flood board hopes to widen a bit more of Canoe Creek
• Mondays with mayor now on-line
• Racers win again, stay undefeated
• Gold to discuss legal issues that affect local businesses
• 'Cadet Dads that Care' program launched at North Middle School
• Editorial: Millionaire Mitt Romney stalls on providing tax return info
• Some critics worse than urinating Marines
• Today's GOP probably wouldn't elect Reagan
• District Governor's Cup set Saturday
• Dixon school gets obesity grant
• Wikipedia, Google, other sites protest anti-online piracy proposals
• Message from the Grill: The Grill will be closing at 1:00 pm today and will re-o...
• Don't forget that Career Services is available to help you with Career Explorati...
• Cruise ship rescue operations suspended; 22 still missing
• Kentucky panel OKs bill to raise school dropout age
• Bill would require school technology regulations in Kentucky
• Beshear proposes 8.4 percent cuts in most Kentucky agencies
• Colonels finish second in Best of West swim meet
• Trojans roll past Tigers in the All-A
• Lady Colonels extend win streak to eight
• Panthers extend Colonels' skid
• County eyes ways to pay taxes more easily
• Extra deputy approved by fiscal court
• Union County to name new school superintendent
• King ceremony at HCC Thursday
• Sarah Teague hired by missing persons group
• Coal mining classes scheduled at HCC
• Editorial: Obama gamely proposes streamlined federal government
• Romney makes his life difficult with many flubs
• Sports records are made to be broken ... except these
• Louisville area hit hard by powerful thunderstorms
• Wikipedia to be blacked out in protest of online anti-piracy bill
• DO WE HAVE YOUR CURRENT ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER ON FILE IN THE ADMISSIONS & REC...
• “Reminder that today is last day to use your financial aid account at the bookst...
• Cracker Barrel restaurants founder Dan Evins dies
• Henderson Community College Workforce Solutions is once again offering coal mini...
• Sarah Teague to work with families of missing persons
• Five Amish children escape injury when buggy hit in Kentucky
• Colonels try to end streak against Third Region champs
• Lady Colonels carry 7-game streak to new North gym
• Lady Trojans move on in All A
• Marvin Lawson gone with much left to do
• Speaker hails progress made due to Martin Luther King's efforts
• Ag program helps farmers manage their business
• Soybean Day Jan. 24 at Murray
• Trash schedule modified this week
• Mother-daughter program planned
• Editorial: U.S. undone again by rogue video
• Guest column: Kentucky faces crisis over its pension system
• Senate abuses president's recess appointment right
• Rivals challenge Romney on taxes at debate
• Paul's flights fly in the face of spending-cutting theme
• Concerns about Romney's faith quieter, but not gone
• American soldier faces hearing after base suicide
• Another survivor found aboard stricken cruise ship
• Murray State could be new mid-major darling
• Lady Colonels grind out another victory
• Celebrating the life, work of MLK
• Local youngsters give back to needy
• No trash collection Monday
• Holiday closures on Monday
• Tri-county health survey available online
• Surface mines at fiscal court again
• Farmer faces different kind of spotlight
• Need something to do? Commonwealth has plenty to offer
• J Bucks takes over for Tooties; Bourbon Trail rolling
• New water plant in 1962 was a long time coming
• Count of five inspires four-year-old's attitude adjustment
• Dog dumped in apparent dog-fighting case recovering in foster home after surgery
• Kentucky officials ID two killed in crash following police chase
• Lady Colonels top Ohio County
• Mustangs stampede past Colonels
• Former Whirlpool worker gets light sentence by judge
• Want to watch some high-energy athleticism?
• Eagle Watch Weekends start up next weekend
• New HCC film series scheduled for February
• 'Art Smarts' set Saturday, Feb. 4
• Chamber states its legislative priorities for 2012
• Colonel fan behavior borders on bullying
• Money talks in politics; qualifications overlooked
• Fossil fuels not answer; alternative sources there
• When we serve God, our blessings will be numerous, abundant
• Local Physicians Help Moms and Daughters Survive Puberty
• Smoking Cessation Classes Offered
• Obama seeks power to merge federal agencies
• Games on as scheduled
• Henderson, Ky., man killed in crash on I-164
• Nearly $500,000 in equipment unaccounted for at Kentucky Ag Department
• UPDATE: Pedestrian, suspect killed in Louisville police chase
• Tricky commute expected today
• Henderson County Schools closed today
• Colonels try to stop slide as they host Muhlenberg Co.
• Lady Colonels are looking to extend win streak
• Morganfield celebrates KU's new facility, 54 jobs
• Wintry conditions tangle traffic
• Fire destroys house in Morganfield
• Julieta Higgins life and work to be featured in exhibit
• Report: Corn, soybean crops bigger than expected
• Owensboro Symphony Orchestra concert set
• Protecting Grand Canyon is a grand decision
• History's longest year starts now with primaries to go
• Salt toxicity caused by too many minerals, little water
• Soap star from Morganfield moving to General Hospital
• Kentucky regulations haven’t curbed meth problems
• After encampment ends, New York City Occupiers become nomads
• HCC campus will be closed on Monday, January 16th in observance of Martin Luther...
• Thursday Trivia: The first student to answer the question correctly will win a S...
• One Kentucky driver, four crashes in two days, no charges
• Kentucky jumps 20 spots in national education survey
• Aquatic Cols finish second in tri-meet
• Racers remain undefeated, focused
• Wildcats hold off Auburn 68-53
• Gains at South Heights linked to reaching out
• State of Kentucky acquires 2,500 acres of forestland in Union County
• Whitfield seeking 10th term in Congress
• Don't be left out
• New OVAL art exhibits opening locally
• King programs planned Monday, Thursday
• Handful of GOP voters has spoken: Give it to Romney
• Why President Obama's 'recess' battle matters
• Some improbable resolutions for the New Year
• Sen. Rand Paul: Primary now between Ron Paul, Romney
• HCC - INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY (
• Memphis may finally name city street after King
• Nine state House incumbents could run against each other under proposal
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• Gold coin dropped in Salvation Army kettle brings $2,001
• UPDATE: Second wreck closes southbound I-65 in Bullitt County
• Wildcats hit the road to face Auburn
• Braves rip Dawson; Trojan teams romp
• Christian edges Henderson, 62-60
• Educators at South Heights maintain bonds with past students
• Parents: South Heights staff wants children to have successful experiences
• City OKs tax moratorium expansion
• Henderson police to begin monthly drug disposal
• EMS officials hopeful for new all-terrain responder unit
• Multi-family housing looms large for planning commission
• Editorial: Congresswoman Giffords making miracle comeback
• Reducing non-criminal juvenile detentions is worth a look
• Remembering when Fred and Barney smoked
• Community theater auditions Jan. 16-17
• Arts council taking new applications
• Romney wins New Hampshire, solidifies front-runner spot
• Eisenhower family wants memorial redesigned
• Squad mate tesitifies in Marine's Iraq death trial
• Outgoing Mississippi governor pardons 200, including killers
• Kentucky House passes congressional redistricting plan
• The HCC Writing Center is a free service for HCC students. We offer writing assi...
• The Henderson Community College Literary Magazine will host a reception for its...
• Kentucky debt ceiling bill to get Senate committee review
• Kentucky Amish man convicted, won’t display safety triangle
• Henderson-Christian matchup has many plots
• Firefighters to honor Shaw at funeral
• 2011 was wettest year here, unofficially
• Local legislators wary of redistricting
• South Heights has 'a procedure we teach for everything we do'
• Trucker sideswipes local officer's cruiser
• Three-ton weight limit imposed on U.S. 60 bridge near Paducah
• Editorial: Iran takes careful aim at own foot with Gulf threats
• Santorum downplays career as capital insider
• College students today majoring in unemployment
• Museum proud owner of 'most expensive book'
• Arts council taking new applications
• Trivia Contest - each Thursday for the next five weeks, we will post a trivia q...
• Join us on Sunday, February 12th at 11am - Our host church will be New Jerusalem...
• Henderson Community College Plans Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin...
• I Have An Interview: Now What?:
• Kentucky making inroads into casino-style gambling
• Welcome Back Students!!! If you have a question about where your class may be......
• Daughter proves how funny, and attentive, women can be
• Cols equal low point total in 62-29 loss
• Irish edge Cards 67-65 in double OT
• Jones leads Wildcats past Carolina
• Colonels to celebrate program's 1,000th win
• Committed group has pushed local school to the top
• Alcan: Big Rivers' rates threaten smelters
• New classes offered at RiverBend Academy
• I-64 lane closures planned
• Ky. 130 closure planned
• Will early release justify the fears of state's jailers?
• Kentuckians will miss one-of-a-kind Galbraith
• Clipper had a good run for an old mule
• Connecting with audience key to public speaking
• Variety of winter programs, classes keep you on your toes
• Alabama family lives amid rubble of April tornado
• Analysis: Romney rivals have little time in South Carolina
• In elections, jobless trends matter more than rates
• Giffords will soon face decision about her future
• Afghan claim of U.S. prisoner abuse strains talks
• Webster sweeps Union in district doubleheader
• Colonels fall in overtime to Ohio County 71-68
• Lady Colonels rout Christian Co.
• Assessment moratorium to be tweaked by city
• Clarifying the confusion over the new school board districts
• Kasell special guest at WNIN fundraiser
• Summer program open to orchestra students
• Young artist competition coming up
• Campaign against cervical cancer aimed at education
• Every citizen has responsibility to foster civility
• Recess pick of Cordray another Obama game
• Church members need each other; more than anything they need God
• State fire marshal seeks help with Kentucky arson cases
• Retiring Marshall anticipates family time
• Northwest Kentucky Forward $250,000 short of five-year campaign goal
• Friends of Audubon lunch scheduled
• Man pulls dog from fire 'just in time'
• KU to formally open new center
• Art opportunities offered at Audubon State Park
• Make managing risk a top priority this season
• Art exhibit at Kentucky governor's mansion
• Theatrical program at USI by Broadway veteran
• 10 years later, Taliban say they're now ready to talk
• Feds need to find if hackers targeted 9/11 families
• Aging process at 64 strikes a rough note
• Auditions For Shakespeare in Hollywood Presented by Henderson Community Theatre...
• Obama unveils new strategy for smaller military
• Ohio River bridge at Cairo reopened after being struck by barge
• UPDATE: I-64 westbound lanes should re-open later tonight, official says
• Aquatic Cols place first in Bosse meet
• Racers top EKU, remain unbeaten
• City recycling running day late
• Fortis Plastics plant might have a buyer
• Owens case settled out of court, but terms sealed
• 2011 home building here at lowest point in memory
• City gets grant for Sand Lane sidewalk
• Man pleads guilty in Henderson Co. arson case
• GOP's survivors in Iowa head to New Hampshire
• A populist Barack Obama can win re-election
• Iowa's GOP caucuses reveal news media lapses
• How cool is this?
• New Kentucky ag commissioner fires predecessor's girlfriend
• This is just a reminder that registration for the Spring 2012 Semester is today...
• Strong defense lifts Cards past St. John's
• Davis leads Wildcats past UALR
• Braves finally get a victory over Cols
• County to consider tax moratorium program
• Planning commission gives OK to Markwell project
• HCC Dental Clinic accepting new patients
• Editorial: Transportation rules of rest should be same
• Dance workshops starting Saturday
• Musing about New Year's, Cal and the 2012 newbies at the 'Y'
• Methodist Hospital offering mental illness class for caregivers
• Theater auditions set for Jan. 16-17
• Public invited to take part in health forums
• Spay-neuter clinic deadline Friday
• Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
• Santorum, Romney, Paul tightly knotted in Iowa
• Man dies at Alaska center for street alcoholics
• Woman sues Honda in unlikely place: Small claims court
• Taliban to open Qatar office for peace talks with U.S.
• Pentagon answers Iran: U.S. Navy will remain in Persian Gulf
• Factories, builders boost economy at end of year
• Kentucky legislative session begins in Frankfort
• Here's to the New Year ...
• District clash starts new year for Colonels, Braves
• Lady Colonels roll past Muhlenberg Co.
• Trash/recycling schedule listed
• Local officials place jobs at top of list for 2012
• Chief executive won't be only race on ballot
• Good news about democracy, markets, more
• A tax break that helps break the nation
• City of Henderson recycling Christmas trees
• Good Morning!! HCC doors are open and we are preparing for the Spring Semester....
• Happy New Year from HCC... what New Year resolution did you make for 2012?
• Lady Cols putting the heat on foes
• Robards rocked by family poisoning in 1911
• Three-year-old prefers to have a 'roof' over her cheeseburger
• Some good, some bad: Reflections on a mixed bag of local news in 2011
• Cats turn back rival Cards
• Holiday trash pick up impacted
• Winter break ends for HCSD
• Fiscal court to mull material bids
• Planning commission to mull cell phone tower
• Throw that fruitcake or risk ill fortune
• Change coming for TV Showcase
• Safe bet? Will voters decide gaming proposal?
• Loss of several pillars downtown mars 2011
• Here's to the New Year...
• NASA probe circling moon on New Year's Eve
• World rings in 2012, bids farewell to tough 2011
• Hospital lures rural doctors with unusual offer
• Mother of Tucson shooting victim writes book
• Sandwich caregivers balance dual responsibilities
• Romney has edge as Iowa voting draws near
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'reservations'
• 'Drive sober or get pulled over'
• Outreach program gets new head
• Make 2012 a better year by improving yourself, having faith in the Lord
• Shock probation unfair to families of victims
• If you chose to drink, chose not to drive
• We should have never gone into Iraq
• Mayor's response left key question unanswered
• Letter about original liberal leads to knowledge of the truth
• Foul play suspected in Maine girl's disappearance
• Perry supports English as official U.S. language
• Two abortion providers charged with murder in Maryland
• Slain Kentucky deputy’s family anxious about killer’s release
• Police charge Kentucky man with stealing veterans’ grave markers
• Greenwood tops Trojans for holiday tournament title
• Lady Colonels triumph again
• Colonels win to reach tournament final
• Sales of paper savings bonds ending
• Sheriff's office closed Friday
• Henderson's new city website up, running
• Evansville-based company Industrial Contractors sold to New York firm
• Watch out for the banana peel, Newt
• In 2011 women were often prominent in the news
• 'Podestrians' next in line for legislation?
• Kmart, Sears stores here not on initial closure list
• LaDonna Stone, RN Named Spirit of Excellence Employee for November 2011
• Nominate a Methodist Hospital Employee for the Spirit of Excellence Award
• Community Needs Assessment
• Odd twists, mad-dash trips mark Iowa closing sprint
• UPDATE: Skanska USA buys Industrial Contractors, Inc.
• Braves outlast Butler Co. 102-97
• Lady Cols capture tourney win
• Cols stay unbeaten in tourney
• Cards suffer first defeat
• Wildcats jar Lamar 86-64
• Chamber's Legislative Preview Breakfast coming up
• Local family knows devastating effects of DUI
• Defeating stereotypes: Two HCHS teens considering non-traditional occupations for women
• Mediacom customers may lose WEHT
• 'Independent' voters don't decide close elections
• Here's at least one ugly prediction for 2012
• UPDATE: Pedestrian reported killed in train accident at McKinley-Washington street crossing
• UPDATE: Three miners freed after being trapped by fire in Tennessee
• ‘Forrest Gump,’ ‘Bambi’ to be preserved in U.S. film registry
• Lady Colonels drop tournament opener
• Colonels claim school's 1,000th win
• Morning dusting of snow gone quickly as it came
• Henderson Chamber of Commerce offering problem-employee seminar
• Editorial: Bioterrorism idea trumps openness among scientists
• Some Christmases you don't want to end
• Old fireplace embers caused deadly US blaze
• Sen. Ben Nelson retiring, dealing blow to Dems
• Kentucky mother angry after school puts son in duffel bag
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Snow expected today
• Lady Colonels make annual return to Owensboro holiday tournament
• Colonels carry momentum into Ohio Co. tournament
• New EPA pollution controls may cost Big Rivers $100M
• City of Henderson recycling Christmas trees
• Auditions set for Evansville Philharmonic Chorus
• Police seek help in hit-and-run accident
• Audubon State Park serves as training grounds for hikers
• Basketball way to Kim's heart and nuclear weapons
• Thanks Iowa and New Hampshire for kicking it off
• Guest column: Christmas wish is for renewed American pride
• World's largest living organism dying in Utah
• Caution mutes U.S. response to North Korea
• Suicide attacker kills seven at Baghdad checkpoint
• Polygamy remains PR stumbling block for Mormons
• In swing state Ohio, Gingrich takes charge of the "not Romneys"
• Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday break! What's been your favorite part so...
• One to remember: Reader recalls holiday that she'll never forget
• Sisters to use talents to aid destitute Nicaraguans
• City recycling Christmas trees
• Recycle center open, even though road department closed
• Holiday trash collection schedule listed
• National Guard seeking names of fallen
• Henderson residents recall some of their fondest holiday memories
• Christmas songs inspire 4-year-old to be Santa's helper
• Fireworks and gunshots made 1911 Christmas noisy
• Their choice: Bundle of switches or lump of coal
• Revisiting a period of major advances
• Cats members of breakfast club
• Local Drummer Christian Book Store celebrating its 35th Christmas in business
• Cards rally to top Hilltoppers
• If you want a white Christmas, dream on
• One may challenge circuit court clerk
• One injured in three-vehicle accident
• Trash schedules adjusted for the holiday pick-up
• Gleaner names new ad manager
• 'Layaway angels' paying off Kmart gift debts
• Letter: Wealthy too busy spending to pay any more in taxes
• Letter: Jesus was original liberal
• Letter: Good experience makes big business difference
• Letter: Fire victims grateful for the help of many
• Letter: Henderson will miss Martin Studio's portraits
• Let's accept, rejoice, be thankful for God's greatest gift, Jesus Christ
• Library alters hours for holiday
• Fights break out at Kentucky malls over Nike retro sneakers
• New-home sales up in November but 2011 figures dismal
• Healthy Kentucky woman donates kidney to stranger
• Tax cut lives on: Congress gives its approval
• Kentucky 'excited' about winning federal education funds
• Colonels win Apollo tournament title
• Lady Cols post pair of wins in tourney
• 'Layaway angels' paying off Kmart gift debts
• Unemployment rates down in Tri-county
• Gleaner names new ad manager
• Officers participating in campaign for holiday
• The 1 percent richly deserve these presents
• Giving a pet for Christmas takes commitment
• Michele Bachmann contributes some much-needed levity to GOP campaign
• Kentucky high school graduates enrolled in college set record
• Unemployment claims lowest since ’08 as job market improves
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House Republicans cave
• Lady Colonels bounce back with win
• Fort Knox soldiers return from Afghanistan days before Christmas
• Supreme Court ruling benefits sick coal miners in Kentucky
• Racers roll past UT Martin
• Lady Cols fall to Bowling Green
• Cols reach Apollo Classic final
• County judge likes to make folks happy through his art
• Trash schedules adjusted for the holiday pick-up
• Woman jailed after wreck
• Local teen injured in accident
• Kenergy encouraging juniors to apply for free Washington visit
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• Christmas: A traditional American quarrel
• Kim Jong Il's successor nothing short of unpredictable
• Don't count Rick Perry out of the GOP race just yet
• German exchange student says United States 'nothing like in the movies'
• Traffic fatality reported in Daviess County
• Lady Colonels open tournament against Bowling Green
• Colonels win in Apollo tournament 43-42
• Editorial: A third Kim now has North Korea by the throat
• Upcoming holidays alter trash schedule
• New traffic ticket diversion program coming
• Henderson Fiscal Court accepts mine rezonings
• South Heights students get in giving spirit at Santa Mall
• God's plan took woman to local shelter and saved her life
• Local shelter getting new manager but no changes in operation planned
• Harpist Louise Benton played like an angel
• Two people injured in accident on U.S. 60 and Morris Drive
• Many travelers stranded as snowstorm socks Great Plains
• Lady Trojans fall 53-42 at Daviess
• Colonels claim tournament opener
• HWU OKs monitoring of railroad bridge
• Goodfellows party ends on a high note
• Students give positive feedback on survey
• Winter break for students begins Wednesday
• Letter: Good reasons behind utility job decision
• Fatal shooting of two Kentucky women investigated
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• Failure to close valve spills liqueur into Louisville sewer
• Attacks hurt Gingrich in Iowa; GOP race looks wide open
• Man serving 60 years for Kentucky murder to be set free
• Kentucky’s Jones questionable for Tuesday game after hurting finger
• Despite lack of funds, Kentucky man sends gifts for troops
• Former western Kentucky pastor sentenced on new sex abuse charges
• Union Co. falls at Ballard Memorial
• Colonels begin holiday tourney play at Apollo
• Lady Colonels stay unbeaten
• Polymer employee dies from injuries after explosion
• Hairdresser sees her idea come to fruition
• Winter break
• Training consortium here gets $60K grant
• Fiscal court to consider Patriot Coal rezonings
• Trash schedule impacted for holiday
• Shaking the 'plum tree' in 1911 harvested controversy
• Early release: Drawdown of inmates will be felt here
• Memories keep Christmas spirit glowing
• Busy local eatery closing, but new chapter may begin
• Cruelty case packs shelter for holidays
• Six-year-old spies St. Nick's new wheels on expressway
• I-164 crash victims identified
• Polymer Partners explosion victim dies early Saturday morning
• Colonels win on buzzer-beater
• What's the secret to long marriage?
• Lady Colonels host Bravettes in afternoon tilt
• Union Co. edges Caldwell Co., 65-63
• KU rates to see a 9.65 percent jump by 2016
• Choir members reunite for Christmas caroling
• If government won't listen, it'sup to people
• Parable sums up why the GOP makes sense
• Golf course selection counts as a hole in one
• Vaccine information not well known to public
• HCC students, faculty, staff and alumni will soon be able to utilize a new fitne...
• Happy Holidays from all of us to you! We will be closing this afternoon (Friday,...
• Colonels host Trojans in district clash
• Colonels' Pitt makes first-team all-state
• Two arrested in Spottsville following four-hour standoff
• School chief, Ky. Chamber support tough new testing
• Kenergy CEO plans to retire in June
• Local student lands lead in 'The Nutcracker'
• Lane closure planned on U.S. 41 in Sebree today
• Audubon State Park closing for holidays
• Life busy with attending meetings
• Tebow is a man of character, controversy
• Federal regulators coming in second in cellphone debate
• Extension programs critical for area farmers
• Anonymous Santas pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• If you are currently enrolled at HCC and did not advance register for the upcomi...
• Thank you students and staff of HCC for participating in the 2011 Mitten Tree:...
• Wanted man arrested in Spottsville
• Packers in pursuit of perfection
• Ex-Wildcat Knight eager to impress Pistons
• Insight to air UK game on special channel
• City names new Municipal Golf Course manager
• Nebraska group to perform 'A Christmas Carol' tonight
• Local post offices relieved with delay of possible closure
• The Gleaner needs help with Christmas Day feature
• HCHS Christmas concert Sunday
• VA relocating to new health care center in Evansville
• 'All American' Muslims attacked
• Kids cooking class planned at park
• Poll shows Romney's strategy flagging — so he adjusts
• Survey: Teen marijuana use rises, alcohol use down
• Gambling foes ready for next round in Kentucky casino fight
• HCC will be closing for the Holiday season, beginning on Saturday, December 17th...
• Survey: 1 in 4 U.S. women victims of violence by husbands, boyfriends
• Tent city residents in Paducah ordered to leave
• Scott scores 34 as Trojans beat Apollo 54-46
• Young Tigers top Colonels 63-49
• Editorial: Newt's tax plan has something for all, a lot for a few
• Cops get big reward in kids program
• City may extend tax moratorium to neighborhoods
• Archery open student competitors earn awards
• Webster Co. blood drive Thursday
• Bunch named Kenergy member of year finalist
• You're just an alley away from a Chinatown 'deal'
• Rifle, grenade attack in Belgian city leaves 5 dead, 122 wounded
• Ky.'s House delegation splits on payroll tax, pipeline vote
• Medical Assisting Graduates - December 2011
• Colonels host unbeaten Hoptown
• Josh Terry named OVC's player of the week
• Lady Colonels win district showdown
• Two ex-Corydon, Ky., workers file lawsuit
• Boy sends balloons with message and 'Angel' responds
• Woman arrested on various drug charges
• Education, chamber chiefs to speak to Rotary Thursday
• Water Street closing today for approximately three weeks
• HCC spring semester deadline approaching
• State government offices closed today
• Editorial: Kremlin's default position is to blame the United States
• Barack Obama is no Teddy Roosevelt
• Give thanks for American exceptionalism
• Lowe’s stands by decision to pull ads from 'All-American Muslim' TV show
• Who's greedy? Romney, Gingrich tussle before Iowa
• UK president won’t ask for state funding for Rupp Arena
• Kentucky Cabinet begins releasing child death records
• Graduation
• HCC December Graduation Tonight! 7:00 p.m. Fine Arts Center
• Monday, January 2, is the application deadline for those interested in enrolling...
• All students that applied by December 2nd and are eligible to make an appointmen...
• Crews patching potholes on North Strip in Henderson, Ky.
• A IU fan had a little fun with the Admissions Counselor's office today at HCC!!
• Bravettes cruise past Hopkins Central
• Pujols' depature isn't end of world for Cardinals
• City to mull business boosting when it meets Tuesday
• City finances healthy, but down a bit
• Sandefur Center gets matching funds offer
• State offices, judicial center closed on Tuesday
• First ever HCC graduation ceremoney to be held in December this Monday
• Unique holiday ministry helps keep river workers afloat
• Proposed regional recycling center is rich in potential
• Santa letters are sure to lift your spirits
• Hog cholera swept county 100 years ago
• Employers might consider tapping veterans, employment service rep advises
• HCHS football game turns into 'practice' time for the Colonels
• Extension service booklet features dozens of homemade gift ideas
• UK, IU in battle of unbeatens
• Sisters place first at local Spelling Bee
• Still time for community members to donate to holiday charities
• Angel tree deadline extended to Friday
• Engage Henderson meeting today to help neighborhood
• Union Co. Habitat home dedication set
• 'We owe the poor something better than disdain'
• Martin Studio will be missed greatly
• Film exposes sad state of education
• Are 'fat cats' toying with U.S. oil supply?
• True meaning of Christmas revealed in the birth of Jesus Christ
• Dancer says time on stage good for youngsters
• Lexington City Hall Christmas tree ruled a fire hazard
• Kentucky gives tax incentives to keep restaurant chain headquarters
• Cols outrun Braves for first victory
• Toxic waste disposal day Saturday
• Winery, bank earn small-business honors
• Speaker: Positive experience lures buyers
• Library closed today
• Santa in park this weekend
• If you tweet, you're headed for the Library
• Trump's birther gumshoes now among missing
• U.S. Postal Service may be beyond saving point
• LATEST UPDATE: Company that experienced flash fire had been cited by officials
• Did the Goodfellows party help you?
• Government study: Many more drivers texting at the wheel
• Kentucky attorney general signs letter against robo-calls to cell phones
• Daviess County deputy says burglar 'picked the wrong house'
• Connie Skinner, APRN, Joins Methodist Hospital Sebree Clinic
• No. 5 Cards overpower IUPUI
• City auditor recommends thumb-print time cards
• Henderson Community Chorus gives tribute performance Friday
• Holiday Pops concert will serve as Habitat benefit
• Gathering to celebrate decades of county livestock program
• TV a reality candidates can't ignore
• Editorial: Can we lift the dark shadow hanging over Goodfellows party?
• GOP candidates in Iowa focus attacks on Gingrich
• NASA rover prepares for fifth winter on Mars
• Judge: Montana blogger can't claim journalistic protections
• UPDATE: State fire marshal investigating Henderson plant fire that sends four to hospital
• Finals are almost completed, the semester is winding down. Tell us how your seme...
• ‘M-A-S-H’ star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Angry families demand prosecutions in West Virginia mine blast
• Guns N’ Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall of Fame
• HHS says no to over-the-counter morning-after pill for younger teens
• Webster drops another double overtime game
• Colonels fall at Logan County
• Lady Colonels roll past Castle
• Pearl Harbor: 'A cowardly attack' unified America
• Niagara Elementary School shows appreciation to miners for job well done
• South Ingram Street fire destroys two-story home
• Chamber to announce 'Small Business Person' winners Thursday
• Even in the Big Apple, Big Blue fan finds a home
• Editorial: Remember Pearl Harbor and the Utah
• Answers to Iran threat are out there
• There's no shortage of fun on holiday calendar
• Thursday's Girl's Night Out benefits backpack program
• Spay-neuter clinic deadline approaching
• Tree controversy takes root in Rhode Island
• Blagojevich lawyer reads emotional letters from family
• Occupy protests move to foreclosed homes
• Republicans debate nonexistent farm dust rule
• Arrests at the U.S.-Mexican border continue to decline
• Feds claim couple collected welfare, lived in $1.2 million home
• Obama, Clinton to world: Stop gay discrimination
• Beshear administration losing, firing key aides
• Audubon workers come to injured loon's rescue
• Need a pick me up before you take your final exam? Stop in at the Administration...
• Rainy days have floodwaters rising
• Audubon workers come to injured loon's rescue
• Real world experience: HCHS students get valuable training in technology
• 'Help Desk' offers computer repair
• CTE open house set Thursday
• Free Zumba class to be offered at YMCA
• Editorial: Job market begins to show signs of life
• Should Congress extend payroll tax cut?
• Revival of horse slaughtering will be costly
• Women say they were hurt when Suh crashed car
• 16,000 Holocaust victims to get German pensions
• U.S. not worried by Iran's capture of drone
• Pearl Harbor survivors share their stories of attack
• Kentucky awards contract for road work near speedway
• Floodwaters close U.S. 60 at Henderson-Union county line
• Bank to make good on child support mistake
• Couple arrested in series of 'bad hair bandit' bank robberies
• 26 Kentucky warehouse workers become ill at work
• Stolen sleigh being returned to Kentucky charity
• Peckenpaugh officiates two games at state finals
• Parade kicks off season with bands, cars, floats — and Santa
• Art students on display Tuesday
• Faith propels deaf swimmer into World Special Olympics
• County Road Department closing on Fridays
• Bus system topic at Monday with mayor
• Patriot mine rezonings up for hearings Tuesday
• Old courthouse loss proved controversial
• Races for City Hall may be hottest
• No headline - judys_sunda_ycolumn
• After 64 years and two generations, Martin Studio is preparing to close
• Six-year-old's new nightgown truly something to celebrate
• The Henrys’ antique-style home will be featured on this year’s tour
• Local animal rescue moves to new headquarters
• Woman, 85, says she was strip-searched at airport
• Virginia Tech says it acted properly in wake of shooting
• Herman Cain suspends Republican presidential campaign
• Army sergeant major says U.S. should support vets
• After uproar, Kentucky church revists interracial ban
• Trinity rolls to another state title
• Siva's layup lifts Cards past Vandy
• Lady Cols hold on, top Daviess
• Cats, Tar Heels want to run
• Banking error fouls up child support checks
• Only one firm bids on meter reading contract
• Decades-old concert, candlelight service is Sunday
• Roads flooding; more rain on way
• Two charged with burglary
• City is moving in wrong direction on health care
• Newt Gingrich wrong about job situation
• Don't tax the U.S. into a third-world country
• Challenge yourself to constantly strive to follow God's will
• Adopt a veteran this Christmas
• Sleep apnea linked to brain decline, dementia
• Court: Some bone marrow donors can be paid
• N.J. Guard chief to quit over conduct with aide
• Need a pick me up before you take your final exam? Stop in at the Administration...
• The Science Club will be selling pizza and drinks on Monday, December 5th from 1...
• Be a part of HCC’s history. Please drop by the Stagg Room (It’s in the Fine Art...
• Tonight is Opening Night for "Plaza Suite!" Check out the great story and photos...
• EDITORIAL: Iran wants respect without earning it
• Davis shines, No. 1 Cats roll
• Lady Cols top Memorial in opener
• County agriculture students score high in state testing
• It will look a lot like Christmas all around town this weekend
• 'Plaza Suite' offers audience multiple stories in single setting
• KCTCS recognizes benefactors at annual gala
• Spottsville Elementary wins District Elementary Academic Challenge Meet No. 2
• Transparency new rule in child protective services
• Newt Gingrich may be too smart for his own good
• Biden honors troops who made it possible to 'end this war'
• Lawsuit claims school rejected HIV-positive boy
• Afghan president pardons imprisoned rape victim
• The Grill will be closed for the holiday season!! Friday, December 2nd, The Gril...
• Cats embracing view from top
• Toxic waste disposal day set Dec. 10
• Henderson schools get digital signs
• Cairo United Methodist Church to present Christmas event
• 'Winter Wonderland III' exhibit creates feelings of season
• Paving could begin today on U.S. 41-South and on South Green Street
• Woman walks away from accident with semi Wednesday
• Surprise! 'Spider-Man' may weave a profitable web
• National security disputes political insecurity
• A 'Followership' crisis hits parties
• HCC students showcase today
• Cops and Kids event coming up Dec. 13
• HCC Bookstore is currently buying your used textbooks. Hours of operation: Monda...
• Join us today for the Hanging of the Mittens. Cookies and drinks will be served...
• Hanging of the Mittens - An event to help children this winter season
• Braves, Bravettes win openers
• Tigers top Cols in opener
• Christmas saved: Santa will appear in park
• Weekend promises to be full of seasonal fun
• Kentucky State Police plan farmer meetings
• Ridley predicts vote on expanded gaming
• Free Zumba Fitness class offered
• Family spreads holiday joy on Christmas parade day
• Editorial: Extending cut in payroll tax does have risk
• 'Happy holidays' carries a nice Christmas message
• Torture stance can define us as nation
• Library offering class on eReaders
• The snow is falling, but we are warm inside. Classes are on schedule today.
• American Airlines parent files for bankruptcy reorganization, has new CEO
• 'Cyber Monday’ sales set record
• Henderson Community Theatre presents Neil Simon's Plaza Suite 2 performances--Fr...
• Snow creates slick conditions in far-western Kentucky
• Motorists warned of deer hazards on U.S. 41-North near Audubon Park
• Colonels open basketball season at Memorial
• Editorial: Arab League deal hands Syria setback
• Good coaches build character both on and off the field
• Maybe the green thing's not a new idea after all
• Henderson County close to breaking precipitation record
• Digital photo class offered at library
• Robards Christmas tree lighting ceremony Saturday
• Holiday home tour set for December 10
• Group buys 649 acres on behalf of Audubon State Park
• 'Holiday Pops' concert to benefit Habitat home project
• Henderson to recognize World AIDS Day
• Career and Technical Education open house Dec. 8
• Kansas governor: Staff overreacted to teen's 'tweet'
• Sirhan lawyers argue bullet was switched at trial
• Fatal Pakistan raid may have been case of mistaken ID
• Bookstore News!! All sweatshirt - material and micro-fleece products (hoods, cr...
• Planning board to hear requests for mine permits
• No Santa at Christmas in the Park this year
• Peppermint Pops concerts scheduled Dec. 3-4
• Roadway repairs planned on U.S. 41-South and South Green Street
• Smith Mills Volunteer Fire Department conducting surveys
• Coal mining classes offered
• Everywhere you look, there's plenty of reason for thanks
• There's always room for an alternative view
• Gaslights made short-lived comeback in 1960s
• Velma Pullam a reluctant center of attention upon retirement
• Henderson vendor mall opens in time for Black Friday
• Comfortable feet something for 2-year-old to be thankful for
• Country Christmas: Rockettes, 'Ice!,' cartoon characters create family celebration
• American student arrested in Cairo arrives in U.S.
• Marines to wind down combat role in Afghanistan in 2012
• NASA launches super-size rover toward Mars
• Black Friday sales up 7 percent over 2010
• Black Friday not for the faint-hearted shopper
• Black Friday shoppers forgo sleep for sales
• Local students learning about city government
• Rainfall this year nearing a record
• Hopkins cemetery wins statewide award
• Santa Claus offering Christmas postmark
• Henderson woman injured in accident
• Each of us must make decision to accept Christ as our Savior
• Letter: America has no chance with supercommittees
• Letter: Animal dissections should be stopped
• Letter: Thankful for Obama
• Letter: Buying American will boost economy
• Letter: Who is government serving if not people?
• Report claims Louisville merger failed to deliver jobs, efficiency
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Volunteers prepare Thanksgiving meals for students, families in need
• Adopt a veteran this Christmas
• 'Pictures with Santa' fundraiser Saturday at South Middle School
• Unsupercommittee proven a turkey in the end
• Editorial: There's still plenty of good reason for Thanksgiving
• Citizen column: Family, community offer opportunities for thanks
• Park pavilion was launching pad for successful marriage
• Tri-county jobless rates below state, U.S. averages
• Boy Scout Christmas tree sale begins Friday
• Depot plans exhibit for Roy Rogers' 100th birthday
• VIC Adopt-A-Family program applications next week
• Goodfellows already off and running
• Judge videotaped beating daughter gets supervised visits
• Macy's Thanksgiving parade will feature some monkey business
• Newt Gingrich: Not your father's GOP presidential candidate
• Henderson Community College campus will close at 3pm today (Wednesday, November...
• Commission clashes again on splitting job position
• City forming group to explore business incentives
• School system tweaks calendar
• More downtown Henderson sewer odors might be eradicated
• Water main on Zion Road being repaired today
• Deadline approaching for Henderson Chamber of Commerce small business awards
• Hadi Shrine Circus begins Thanksgiving Day at Ford Center
• Ritzy's Fantasy of Lights begins Thursday
• Obama challenges Republicans to keep anti-tax pledge
• 'Nutcracker' set for The Centre
• Oregon governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Winter Wonderland coming Friday to downtown Owensboro
• GOP contenders say don't cut military
• After so much nursing of parts, it's hard to let go sometimes
• Lynching an atrocity on the level of Holocaust
• Police honor man who led them to Oswald
• Editorial: New battle on horsemeat seems unlikely
• Justice sues Utah over immigration law
• Kentucky teen to be sentenced in beating death of 9-year-old adopted sister
• Kentucky legislator proposes different option to curb meth abuse
• There are several boxes around campus that student organizations are using for d...
• UPDATE: Police identify three killed in Kentucky shootout
• Providence woman dies in car accident
• Soggy today, but Thanksgiving looks nice
• Editorial: Republicans too belligerent on Iran threat
• Pretend stick shift for pretend drivers only
• Thanksgiving alters city trash collection, closes offices
• Community Thanksgiving service today
• Use care in holiday travels
• Thanksgiving Day holiday begins Wednesday for students
• Boy Scout Troop 280 selling trees starting this Friday afternoon
• Kids, pets can get photos taken with Santa Claus
• Next Henderson Chamber of Commerce lunch to focus on hiring vets
• HCC offering early registration
• Trial at least a year off in killing of Kentucky mother-to-be
• Humane Society director to resign amid euthanization investigation
• Information from HCC Career Services: E-mail 101: 8 Etiquette Rules for Job Seek...
• Congratulations to students and employees of HCC that completed the Henderson Co...
• Thursday is Thanksgiving - tell us what you are thankful for...
• Wednesday, November 23 will be an Academic holiday with no classes scheduled. HC...
• Computer program helping students to read
• City commission to mull business incentives
• Finance director: Splitting job in department will save money on benefits
• Group seeking stories of HCC's impact
• Free holiday concert series coming up
• Will Sen. Williams get the message?
• Reminders to give thanks are all around
• Henderson's first internist was basically run out of town
• Grieving can be most difficult during the holiday season
• Evansville Icemen coach Rich Kromm offers leadership tips
• Boy says the real Santa Claus is hard at work at the North Pole
• Pet column: Abused dog overcomes past to inspire humans
• The holiday season begins today with events celebrating Thanksgiving
• There's plenty of holiday music events planned
• Holiday season offers many opportunites for family time
• Special lighting displays for holiday season listed
• Church events for the holiday season listed
• Registration forms available for annual Turkey Trot 5K
• Boy Scout tree sale begins Friday
• Butler ousts Colonels in OT
• Gun proponent: Park can't prohibit carrying firearms there
• Local requiem event honors departed
• Planning committee will meet Dec. 1
• Tri-county recycling considers cooking oil
• Every one of us should be counting our blessings on daily basis
• Citizen column: City's 'wave of future' would boost poverty
• Citizen column: Success of hospice measured in many ways
• Letter: County removes firearms sign
• Letter: Give Joe Paterno benefit of doubt
• Letter: Think about all those reasons to be thankful
• Mercedes manager from Germany arrested under Alabama immigration law
• Regis Philbin makes exit from morning TV after 28 years
• Deficit gridlock looms; supercommittee deadlocked
• House says no to mandating balanced federal budget
• Kentucky teen killed when horse-drawn buggy struck by SUV
• Oklahoma State women's basketball coaches die in plane crash
• Kentucky ag commissioner hired girlfriend, paid $5,000 monthly
• Stream of former Colonels now playing in collegiate ranks
• Colonels eye bigger prize
• Big Rivers, Kenergy granted rate increases
• Diamond Island auction Thursday night
• Series of highway repairs start today around Henderson
• Santa sighting? Downtown parade is coming up
• Lady Antebellum coming to Ford Center
• Audubon Park open house this Saturday
• The return of Gabby Giffords
• Occupiers can't be compared to Tea Partiers
• Occupy protesters get reality check
• Congress OKs spending bill averting government shutdown
• Jetliner pilot accidentally locked in bathroom sets off terror scare
• Beijing is wary of Obama’s assertive China policy
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama in White House shooting
• Traffic shift coming on Audubon Parkway
• You may purchase your ticket at the Henderson Fine Arts Center box office, 831-9...
• HCC Film Series
• Couple put heart, soul into dance mentoring
• The "2011 STARS Ballroom Blitz" is Saturday at Henderson Fine Arts Center
• HCHS to present 'Canterbury Tales'
• Need a turkey day meal? Salvation Army can help
• Morganfield on list of University of Kentucky farmer information meetings
• Local couple part of panel planning Beshear inaugural
• Guest column: Kentucky needs more smoke-free communities
• Romney talks Texas-tough on Iran
• Editorial: Congress cringes at consequences of defense cuts
• Accuride Corp. boosts production of aluminum wheels in Mexico
• Rio Tinto Alcan to close aluminum smelter in United Kingdom
• Women more likely to suffer from ‘broken heart syndrome’
• Suspect arrested after two bullets strike White House
• Congress easily OKs jobs bill for veterans, contractors
• Hunter falls from tree stand, impaled by limb
• Professor Beth Macke's SOC 101-01 Thursday morning (11-17-11) will meet online i...
• Kentucky woman charged with stealing $200,000 from charity
• Join us tomorrow...
• Editorial: Bring on flip-side of job destruction
• City plans to expand tax moratorium program
• Fiscal court approves county health plan changes
• Fiscal court OKs $10,000 for European exhibit
• Upcoming 'Smokeout' could be a good time to quit
• Hearing set for Webster Co. man accused in Providence killings
• Lightning strike caused Monday fire
• Old Gleaner and Journal style and club guides offer a glimpse into an earlier era
• Pet microchip clinic Saturday
• Deaconess Clinic-Henderson II open house set this Friday
• Police break up New York 'Occupy' protest in nighttime sweep
• Kentucky man dies of injuries suffered at surface mine
• Amish man says buggy signs conflict with religion
• Hunters can start applying for Kentucky sandhill crane hunt
• Wife of injured former Kentucky lawmaker to be candidate
• The HCC Collegiate Young Farmer Chapter (YFA) is conducting a Christmas Toy Driv...
• Wednesday, November 23rd is an Academic Holiday, there will be no classes schedu...
• Resume and Cover Letter Workshop offered to students on Tuesday, November 29 at...
• Senator gets earful from local officials regarding criminal justice
• Underage drinking target of Kentucky State Police grant
• Dedicated to the fight: Cancer patient remains diligent in volunteer efforts
• Council of Councils meeting tonight
• Morganfield woman cited for DUI after accident
• Editorial: Paterno should know minimum isn't enough
• Expect more Congress intransigence
• Corporal, capital punishments misguided
• Kentuckians bring Occupy message to commonwealth
• A display honoring American veterans is now available at the library. Kevin Reid...
• Supreme Court will hear health care case next March
• Fort Campbell opening new wounded soldier barracks
• West Kentucky man charged with killing elderly father
• Kentucky submits application for No Child Left Behind waiver
• Veterans Day programs recall sacrifices made by those who served our country
• Army helicopter pilot, 32, chases his dream of playing college football
• Shocking win keeps Colonels rolling
• New KU call center should boost service
• County health insurance changes coming
• Henderson native meteorologist helps out wherever disaster strikes
• 27-year-old local Scout earns Eagle ranking
• Thanksgiving service to be held at local church
• Army helicopter pilot, 32, chases his dream of playing college football
• Lack of civility reaches even local politics
• How to fix distrust in government
• One fall task carries risk of a fall
• Consultant offers 8 questions to test business process efficiency
• There's a time for the blessing - and then it's time to eat
• Colonels pummel PRP, 48-0
• Recycling center accepting yard waste daily
• Taste of Homemakers today
• Submit events for The Gleaner's holiday calendar
• Republicans not interested in middle class
• Niagara staff has great school spirit
• Poachers give other hunters bad name
• White-collar crime should be punished
• Illegal immigration needs tough approach
• Hunters should dispose of 'leavings' properly
• In today's world, everyone needs encouraging words
• Perry, Cain manage campaign crises with humor, defiance
• Mexico’s top Cabinet secretary, key in drug battle, dies in helicopter crash
• Beshear’s second inauguration will be ‘economical’
• Kentucky colleges remember American war dead
• Police searching for jail escapee
• Obama observes Veterans Day with rites at Arlington National Cemetery
• Sheriff: Amish man’s beard cut by son in latest Ohio attack
• Police say father beat 5-year-old girl over alphabet lesson
• Plan would link Kentucky university performance with funding
• UK's Coach Calipari imposes curfew after players involved in wreck
• Remembering our Veterans... Join us today at 3:30 pm in front of the Administrat...
• Wilson, Elliott represent HCHS in state cross country meet
• Playoff gear up as No. 9 Colonels host No. 7 PRP
• Higher education benefits students, town: HCC chief
• Major touts good deeds of local Salvation Army
• Zoning board OKs animal rescue location
• Three register for circuit court clerk job
• 'Taffy' tickets now at Fine Arts Center
• Cops and kids outing planned for Dec. 13
• A sad week for character in America
• Nation's returning veterans potentially valuable resource
• Senate approves bill designed to aid unemployed veterans
• Latest Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels and blanket
• Colonel Sanders had more than one secret
• New guidelines will call for more children's cholesterol tests
• Do you recognize the yellow postcard??? If you are a 2011 Summer graduate or a p...
• Looking for a great book and people to discuss it with???? The Immortal Life of...
• Riverfront suit settled before trial
• South Middle School's annual Veterans Day program set for Friday
• Henderson Community College president to give State of College Address
• New wound care center will benefit diabetics
• Don't 'B' left out
• Crisis team sent to Providence Elementary School
• Cirque du Soleil coming to Ford Center
• Homemakers event set this Saturday
• Editorial: Frazier death another blow to golden era
• Michael Moore's occupation insufferable
• Andy Rooney, the guy who led many into curmudgeonhood
• Trick-or-treaters of all kinds invade downtown Henderson
• Chandler shows off its Leader in Me program for school visitors
• South Heights getting school achievement, safety award
• Local police report successful medication 'take back' effort
• Little change expected in Kentucky natural gas prices this winter
• Image of zombie Obama with bullet hole stirs outrage
• Pregnant mom says arrest for sandwiches was ‘horrifying’
• Virginia GOP uses image of zombie Obama with bullet hole in head
• Young drawn to hard, dangerous jobs at grain elevators
• United Nations marks world population reaching 7 billion
• "Storm" on in to HCC and get registered for an X-tra great semester!!!
• Boil water advisory issued in Poole area
• Watch for the Foundations of Excellence® (FoE) Transfer Focus student survey com...
• Amish charged in third Kentucky county over traffic emblem
• U.S. 60 closed at Spottsville Bridge
• Join us on Thursday...
• Truck mishap snarls traffic at Spottsville bridge
• Fumble woes return but Henderson still rolled past rival Owensboro
• Soccer Final Four brings best of state together
• Golf course probe lands father, son in the rough
• Lots of interest seen in running municipal links
• County water board may tweak flow of income from customers
• Panel may ease accessory building rules
• Downtown event set for Monday from 3 to 5 p.m
• Mail call: Scavenger hunt, a lucky sailor and squmpkins again
• The birds: Have you done right by them?
• Teen girls played spicy Halloween prank
• Some locals happy to tell their ghostly tales
• Success hinges on relationships
• Girl, 4, corrects father about who plays football
• 'Art Hop' coming up
• It will soon be time to change those clocks
• Early snow pelts East Coast, cuts power to 1.7M
• Colonels rout Red Devils, 41-19
• Plugged In Energy week begins here on Monday
• Halloween safety tips
• Alliance posts record quarter
• Fiscal court facing brief agenda Tuesday
• HCC president to give State of College Address
• Art workshops set at park
• Take time out to vote Nov. 8
• Communists still targeting us
• Flat tax hits poor hardest
• 'Crying' jailers are just selfish
• By birth or choice, all are Americans
• Don't let anything get between you and God
• Man convicted of 1967 schoolgirl slaying
• U.S. celebrates Statue of Liberty's 125th birthday
• Doctors stress Halloween can be fun without gorge-fest
• Much of Northeast could see record October snowfall
• Truck loses load of sand on Audubon Parkway
• Seven relatives on way to funeral killed in crash on Indiana highway
• Court upholds ‘Almighty God’ reference in Kentucky security law
• ‘Calendar Guy’ sought after theft indictment in Kentucky
• Williams raps Gov. Beshear’s handling of Medicaid overhaul
• Tales and Scales: Group teaches students about music, movement
• In the books: Reading mentor goals are boosting skills, confidence
• Third annual 'Take Back' medicine return Saturday
• 'Audubon Spooktacular' planned Saturday at state park
• Johnson says he would prefer to roam state
• Henderson County's jobless rate at 8.3 percent
• Border blues: Unexpected headache for the president
• Editorial: Higher seat belt use lowers traffic deaths
• Rivalry game may be just what Colonels need
• Bachmann criticizes Obama student loan plan
• Survivor emerges from Turkey quake rubble
• Wisconsin to allow concealed weapons in state Capitol
• Judgment due next week in WikiLeaks extradition case
• Man pleads guilty in theft of historical documents
• Tea Party says cities favor 'Occupy' protesters
• U.N. votes to end Libya no-fly zone
• Students in the Sullivan Technology Building celebrating Halloween a little earl...
• Mine official convicted in West Virginia disaster that killed 29
• The Grill will be open on Friday, October 28th, from 9am - 1pm.
• Couple arrested after attempted chemical theft in Union County
• Kentucky lawmaker injured in fight at high school resigns House seat
• Riverview School takes steps to remain open
• GOP touts policies on jobs, coal
• Lessons from life: Local man's play draws on personal experiences
• Terror on Trail winding down
• Accuride's third-quarter figures 'disappointing'
• 'Uptown Fall Festival' set for Saturday in Providence
• Taste of Homemakers event set for Nov. 12
• Soccer Cols on to state!
• Chair yoga class offered
• Prince hopes OHS done playing Santa Claus
• Editorial: Iraq's expectations have changed
• Bank robbery is in progress, but it's not what you think
• Cain's background is impressive
• Rainy forecast postpones World Series Game 6
• 5-year-old backs car onto street, calls 911 for help
• Giuliani endorses P'Pool in Kentucky AG race
• Buzzy Newman gets pay cut from city
• House tax writer says exempt most offshore profits
• Iraq war vet injured in 'Occupy' protest
• Man 'ashamed' over thousands of obscene phone calls he made
• University of Kentucky planning new dorms for 9,000 students
• Kentucky deputy fatally shoots suspect while being dragged by car
• Henderson's soccer team eyes Final Four trip
• LIHEAP heating funds may drop this winter
• City commission votes to send representative to Europe as part of architectural exhibit
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear unveils I-69 signs
• Role model: Two school district teams plan visits to South Heights
• Henderson Community College accepting registration applications
• Henderson Community College Workforce Solutions offering coal mining classes
• Social Security's cost of living boost less than advertised
• Old Checkerboard harbored some spooky mysteries
• Henderson Chamber of Commerce hosting bowling night
• Northern lights take an unusual trip south
• Patience tested over waste, crime at Wall Street protests
• Death highlights women's role in Special Ops
• 'Joe the Plumber' launches congressional bid
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• Proposal aims to reduce number of juveniles in Kentucky detention
• A new IRS email scam
• Aurora Borealis seen in central Kentucky
• Ohio Valley Marine Service seeks permit for barge site
• Colonels win in OT, move into sectional
• Ellis Park gets Instant Racing win
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear to unveil new I-69 shields today
• Tri-County Council of Labor holds awards dinner
• Pennyrile Parkway lane closures set
• Editorial: U.N. supervision of Internet is not needed
• Is regulatory uncertainty holding back U.S. economy?
• Immigration: Solutions preferred over accusations
• 'Wizard of Oz' staged tonight at HFAC
• United Way 'Crowd Pleaser' winners announced
• Deadline approaching for spay-neuter clinic
• Kentucky Democrats pitch 'more with less' strategy
• Gubernatorial running mates differ on mining
• New Libyan leader seeks to calm Western fears
• New cholesterol test may lead to some confusion
• Retail outlets gearing up for holiday season price wars
• Maine man's car goes one million miles
• FDA: Studies do not tie Chantix to serious psychological problems
• Judge blocks Florida’s new welfare drug-testing law
• FROM CAREER SERVICES: 5 Cover Letter Tips to Get Your Resume Noticed bit.ly/ody...
• In recognition of National Chemistry Week, the science club will sell “Periodic...
• Get your tickets!! 831-9800! You do not want to miss this!
• Amish charged in second Kentucky county over traffic emblem
• Kentucky logger killed when tree falls on him
• Harley-Davidson to recall more than 308,000 motorcycles
• Future uncertain as Rupp Arena turns 35
• Holland tops Pujols, Cards; Texas ties Series at 2-2
• Cols have 'strange' posteseason history with Heath
• Cultural district on city’s agenda
• Beshear, Williams to visit here this week
• Be safe: Don't let accident ruin child's Halloween fun
• Peace, justice 'deeply spiritual'
• 41-South to be closed for rail work
• HCHS to host JROTC meet
• Way 2 go! Local Rotarians step up big time for students
• Jail blitz: Will common sense finally win the day?
• Apocalypse then: Fifty years ago, nuclear bunkers were no joking matter
• Brother’s jam-packed emails help keep scattered siblings close
• Expansions here top state average
• Grandmother's ‘tech’ qualifies as an antique
• Couple’s garden is a late season oasis
• 5K Wag, Walk & Run this Saturday
• UPDATE: Hatchett Mill Road closure extended due to gas leak
• Henderson's 40 first-quarter points lead to 68-11 rout
• Recycling revived: Tri-County program regaining momentum with new efforts
• Cops collecting unused drugs
• Fall Festival set at Barret Gym
• Millionaire farm subsidies to end
• Kentucky man getting own Animal Planet show
• Help kids; don't enable those who are bullying
• Romney's church is not relevant
• Rev. Wrye: Pastoral Care Week great time to honor all that she does
• Jesus brings genuine peace, comfort to us
• Four suspected drug labs seized Friday
• Kentucky's unemployment rate increases to 9.7 percent
• Kentucky sex offender out of prison after 12 years of 100-year term
• Colonels can't relax against Muhlenberg
• Joker still has Barnhart's backing
• Rotary gives big to Colonels 2 College
• Ohio Valley Marine Service named the Industry of Year
• Guthrie calls for cutting most tax deductions
• Elementary schools team up for ‘Oz’ performance
• Labor council plans rally/walk, dinner
• Attempted murder case going to the grand jury
• Supreme Court likely to maintain the principle in higher education
• Someone tries to steal needed Obama tool
• Today the Henderson Rotary Club presented a $250,000 donation to the "Rotary Clu...
• Rotary Club donating $250,000 to Colonels 2 College scholarship program
• Sheriff: Ohio exotic animal owner's body was bitten after suicide
• The Hill is Back! Check out the first issue of The Hill after a two year hiatus...
• Someone poisoning cats in Kentucky town
• U.S. 41-North sewer fees axed
• U.S. 41-South closure delayed
• Peace With Justice Weekend coming up
• David Williams visiting Friday afternoon
• Remembering a hero: Fate brings local woman to Henderson
• Editorial: America's future needs oil pipeline
• Election schedule hijacking holidays
• For protests, simplicity matters
• Muhlenberg last district foe for Colonels
• Henderson eliminated in region semifinals
• Colonels take region title
• The Grill will be closed on Friday, October 21st.
• Parents of Kentucky suicide victim want school bullying to stop
• Kentucky won’t allow parks to sell politician’s hillbilly humor CDs
• Planned U.S. 41-South closure has been postponed
• Berkman offers mea culpa to Texas
• Henderson faces Christian in region semifinals
• Colonels, Panthers meet again for region title
• Lady Colonels bow out
• Jailers plan to campaign across state
• Grants to fund recycling plant are approved
• I-69 unveiling: Shields set to go up on WK Parkway, I-24
• New cell phone towers coming here
• UK's Athletic Director Mitch Barnhart to speak here
• Governor, other top-ranking Democrats in town Monday
• Editorial: NASA seeking astronauts for uncertain future
• Does focus on 'low' students hurt those at top?
• St. Louis Cardinals blaze an unlikely trail to World Series
• Relay for Life information meeting set
• DHP sponsoring Girls Night Out
• ATTENTION: STUDENTS On Friday, October 21, from 11:30 am – 2:00 pm, limited ser...
• Thinking about transferring to University of Kentucky? Stop in today and talk wi...
• Police: Mentally disabled imprisoned in theft scheme; investigation expanding
• Hitachi announces expansion, more jobs at Kentucky battery plant
• Kentucky judge: Independent group can’t run attack ads bashing Beshear
• Students, did you miss breakfast this morning? How about a FREE, bakery-fresh do...
• Career Services Notice: Demonstrate to community-minded employers your involve...
• Rio Tinto Alcan plans to sell Sebree smelter plant
• Henderson school board adopts county districts
• Evansville's Ford Center gets ready for its debut
• Baskett area cleanup scheduled for Monday
• New Dollar General store opens
• Colonels roll into region finals
• Tickets still available for Keillor show at MSU
• Editorial: 'Limited' mission in Africa may not last long
• Solyndra: Debacle defines Obama policy
• Lady Colonels open soccer regionals tonight
• Occupy what? Movement's meaning open for debate
• Henderson wins opener in volleyball regional
• Christmas Card exhibit opens today at RiverBend
• Presentation by Rupp portrayer set for Thursday
• Baskett boil water advisory lifted
• Kentucky teen charged with stealing flags from soldiers memorial
• Man injured in fall at Garden of the Gods
• The Grill is open and ready to serve you!!! Stop in and warm up with some homema...
• U.S. 41-South rail work planned
• Hebbardsville-area church to observe 200th birthday
• Local veteran selected for war-memorial tour
• Paper recycling ‘really growing'
• Peace weekend kicks off Friday
• Principal survey still available
• Pantomime benefit show Saturday
• Annual ‘art hop’ planned Nov. 4
• Shopping fundraiser Thursday
• Nothing odd here: Expect deer on the roads
• Newborn found dead on cruise ship
• Lady Colonels aim for trip to state in volleyball regional
• Lady Colonels face Daviess in soccer regional
• Tot stubs his ‘little piggy that stayed home’
• U.S. strike kills 9 al-Qaida militants in Yemen
• W.D. retiring soon (maybe)
• Colonels hope to take advantage of home field in regional
• Rapidly ascending Colonels turned shootout into blowout
• Teen football player dies after game in New York
• Egypt's military prohibits discrimination
• Two Webster County men injured in accident
• Colonels mash Marshall
• Aces roll past Braves 54-18
• City wants golf course operation to be lease
• Reading pays off
• New disaster group meeting Monday
• Vote pink
• Labor council plans rally/walk, dinner
• 'Revelation Trail' seeking extras
• FOP supports county jails
• Union County gas prices too high
• Torture or bullet: Choice is obvious
• Bake sale shows goodness of people
• Boston hospital performs double hand transplant
• Obama family visits new Martin Luther King Jr. memorial
• Perry backs wife's criticism of campaign attacks
• HWU making leaf bags available
• Baskett area under boil water advisory
• MSHA says Peabody mines didn't comply with safety audit
• Free Balance Screening Event and Therapy Open House at Methodist Hospital
• Dish now carrying Fox 44
• Kentucky man, 83, charged with shooting man trespassing in pot field
• Not Just Another Survey: Smoking Survey You think we don’t listen but we want t...
• Fall Break is coming to a close!! We hope you have enjoyed your time off and we...
• Colonels' defense on attack
• Lady Colonels fall in final
• Owensboro to Las Vegas flights begin
• Leaf bags available
• Congressman to address chamber industry event
• Actor learns role in a hurry after getting late call to ‘Chicago’
• If you go...
• Crews mowing along highways
• 'Spooktacular Storytelling' coming up at the public library
• SSA slow to action on wrongly deceased
• Obama: He has year to change story
• Careless leaf-peeping results in embarrassing airport journey
• Lady Colonels will face Crittenden Co. in volleyball regional
• Prosecutor targets media for medical marijuana ads
• Cain surge powered by 9-9-9 tax plan
• Romney trade plan would target China, open markets
• Social Security kept silent about data breach
• House votes to stop health care law abortions
• Authorities searching for missing McLean County, Ky., woman
• KSP searching for missing McLean County woman
• Jury convicts three North Carolina men in terror trial
• West Tennessee woman still missing six months after abduction
• The Spring 2012 Schedule of Classes is now available online. The printed schedul...
• Cards edge Brewers 4-3
• Cats look to fix struggling offense
• Cols district soccer champs!
• Lady Cols to take on Madisonville for title
• Marshals' coach: Cols a 'great test'
• Ellis Park plans Jan. 1 opening with simulcasting, Instant Racing machines
• Carhartt to add 150 jobs at Hanson plant
• 'Wizard of Oz' to be staged Oct. 25 at HFAC
• Henderson man was co-pilot on targeted jet flight
• New Murray State University recruiter in place
• Another senior management member leaves Accuride
• Oh, brother: America needs you, George Orwell
• Editorial: Assassination plot leaves questions
• Congress passes three free trade agreements
• Crop shortage boosting peanut butter prices
• Cain will add staff, ramp up campaign
• Eight killed in California salon shooting
• Alabama Hispanics protest new immigration law; poultry industry affected
• Gay rights pioneer Frank Kameny dies at 86
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Lawmaker who sponsored concealed-carry law arrested on DUI, gun charges
• Companies posted fewer job openings in August
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Pruitt seeks unused drug disposal plan
• Three plead guilty in cocaine case
• Northbound bridge lanes open; southbound work ongoing
• Kentucky's Clemons out for season
• Registration for Thanksgiving program set
• Cards, Brewers aces to battle
• Cols, Maroons in boys district soccer final
• Make A Difference Day set
• Lady Cols are district champs!
• Fifty-something-year-old ballerina wonders if he's too old for this
• Lady Cols reach district final
• Major challenges face November governor victor
• Ill New Hampshire woman may leave South Pole soon
• In debate, Romney says he can work with 'good' Democrats
• Beshear defends jobs record in first debate
• Senate Republicans block Obama jobs bill
• Coroner: Michael Jackson didn't give himself fatal dose
• Vitamin E pills linked to higher prostate cancer risk
• Apply and register early for the 2012 Spring Semester at Henderson Community Col...
• Henderson Community College can now send important information and deadlines dir...
• Colonels cruise into district final
• Bullseye! County High archery team adds world title to list of honors
• Twin Bridge lane closure continues
• Extended dry spell increases fire risk
• Terror on the Trail returns
• Efficiency expert at next Brown Bag Luncheon
• Union County to host Coal Days event in November
• VIC to provide Thanksgiving dinner
• Wall Street protesters may produce some change
• Editorial: Supercommittee feels entitled to secrecy
• Jobs, Shuttlesworth each showed us how to 'Think Different'
• Ex-Justice Stevens optimistic about court's future
• California governor signs bill banning open carrying of guns
• Kentucky Auditor candidates trade accusations
• Amish leader defends beard cutting, calls it religious matter
• Ohio’s 'Joe the Plumber' plans to run for Congress
• Two Amish men ordered to pay fine over buggy signs in Kentucky
• Apple says pre-orders of iPhone 4S break record
• Property for proposed Kentucky mosque sold to developer
• Man dies after front-loader flips into Kentucky River
• Don Shelton: Bond with players lasted beyond the field
• Improving Lady Colonels look to return to region
• Colonels start over after successful regular season
• Colonels continue their district domination
• Twin Bridge lanes to close for work
• Accident victim has help of many on his way back
• Bank deposits up nearly 50%
• Joint surplus auction is Oct. 19
• Residents can take part in principal survey
• City to name contractor
• 'I was raised to love animals as much as you love people'
• It's Cooper!
• Halloween costume event set for Oct. 29
• Marsha's Place ready for annual Fun Walk
• HCC to host volunteer fair
• In hard times, help needed more
• Taking a bite out of crime
• Jobs had plenty of fans locally
• Boy might have his legs, lungs confused
• The next big thing
• George W. Bush says he still supports the troops
• Romney: Century of American dominance is ahead
• Statistics show baby unlikely to have been taken by stranger
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Nifty fifty for Colonels
• Circuit court clerk testing set for Dec. 3
• Downtown flea market today in park
• Two farm poker runs on tap
• Fund set up to benefit teen hurt in wreck
• 'Ballroom Blitz'
• Cards edge Phillies 1-0, advance to NLCS
• Mormons: One may serve as president soon
• Braves roll 54-13 over McLean Co.
• Lady Cols miss cut at state golf
• Mills wrong on tax moratorium
• OVAL grateful for community support of art
• Congress created postal crisis
• Muslims claim Hertz suspensions based on prayer dispute
• Arizona sheriffs blast gun-smuggling operation
• Perry backer: Romney in a cult, not Christian
• Louisville store clerk pleads guilty to lottery fraud
• Enjoy your Fall Break, week of October 10th - 14th.
• Coal mine worker killed in eastern Kentucky
• Cellphone distraction called cause of fatal Kentucky crash; charges filed
• Kentucky students arrested after gun found on high school campus
• Don’t forget to take your camera when you leave for fall break! The Science Clu...
• Class gives teens infant insights
• Take part! Some fun activities are planned at County High tonight
• Fall break starts Monday
• Chamber seeks board nominees
• HCC foundation board to meet
• Steve Jobs: He saw future, and created it
• Killing al-Awlaki raises troubling questions
• Newspapers: Don’t count them out; they’re still No. 1 for local news
• Lady Colonel golfers play in state tournament today
• Lady Colonels claim top seed for volleyball district
• Lady Colonels top Aces for 10th win
• Colonels start district play with defensive changes
• Court of Appeals refuses to stop expanded gaming at Kentucky track
• Career Services Notice: Join us @ the Agency Fair 10/20 from 9:00a-12:00p at HC...
• Not Just Another Survey: Smoking Survey You think we don’t listen but we want t...
• Yum... Can you smell that? It's the smell of burgers and hot dogs cooking down b...
• Two people injured in Henderson County semi collision
• Fall Break for students - week of October 10th - 14th. HCC offices will be open...
• The Grill will be closed on Friday, October 7th, and will reopen on Monday, Octo...
• Beer & Wine Festival coming up Saturday
• Series of fires are being investigated
• Students give each other lessons at colonial fair
• Corn yields decent, but market is down
• Register for HCC classes
• Dem campaign headquarters grand opening planned Friday
• ‘Everybody Hurts’: Thanking God for the band R.E.M.
• NTI: Celebrating decade of safeguarding world
• Drones: Enemy likely studying a version
• Cloudds form image of a cross in sky above pastor's home
• Carroll to be featured on KET
• Cards force a Game 5
• McCormick ties for 9th in state golf
• Colonel fans in the front row
• Panthers face Cols on 2-game win streak
• Attorneys seek $10M for mother of decapitated baby
• The World Changer: Steve Jobs knew what he wanted
• Nuclear agency urged to review U.S. spent fuel rods
• Wall Street protests spread to Kentucky's two largest cities
• Corn Hole Tournament
• Pink Glove Dance Competition
• Obama, Congress divided over captured terror suspects
• New housing complex planned for UK students
• Five Kentucky cities vote to allow or expand alcoholic beverage sales
• Kentucky State Police lab moving to new facility in Madisonville
• Henderson principal hopes to retire Jan. 1
• Colonels blank Marshals
• McCormick advances in state golf; Colonels do not
• Lady Colonels knock off defending champs
• Henderson Road Department eyes 10-hour day
• Phillies edge Cards 3-2
• Hospice reaching out to medical community
• Peckenpaugh proudest of school gains
• Don Shelton passes away
• Brain injury camps coming up
• Driver indicted for murder in Henderson, Ky., newspaper carrier's death
• Iran sending warships to Jersey shore
• Solyndra: It's the story that will not die
• On a forklift, a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing
• Preschool book fundraiser planned at football stadium
• Report finds drug abusers exploit Medicare benefit
• Four arrested in government bribery case
• Amanda Knox returns to Seattle home
• ‘Playboy Club’ is TV season’s first cancellation
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone 4S
• McConnell urges VA to select location for new Louisville hospital
• Airline attack suspect starts trial with outburst
• Maryland professor shares Nobel over faster growing universe
• Drop by the Student Center today, we have several things going on.... Oakland Ci...
• State tournament play begins today
• Lady Colonels rally to beat Apollo, 3-2
• Henderson County getting some new homes
• Downtown flea market coming up in Henderson
• Cairo Buddy Walk set Thursday
• HCC offering mining classes
• Union, Webster release testing data
• Six arrested in Union County, Ky., on drug charges
• Voice of anti-U.S. jihad is silenced
• The Herminator
• It's only words, but it helps if they are the right ones
• Cain says he should have spoken up for gay soldier
• Court will let woman sue over headscarf removal
• Anti-Wall Street protests spread nationwide
• No sign of Christie in early voting states
• Italian court clears American of murder
• ‘Justified’ talks to Kentucky police to improve look of TV show
• High court rejects case of Kentucky inmate who wants execution
• Henderson teen listed in satisfactory condition after Friday night accident
• Despite board action, crowd says prayer at Bell County, Ky., football game
• Cancelled Classes - PSY110 & PSY 223 are cancelled for Monday, 10/3/2011 (9:30 a...
• Thousands turn out for McBride concert
• Moratorium on taxes
• Thirteen properties have benefited from city program
• New bridge on Dixon Road No. 1 on fiscal court agenda
• Revised plans to be seen at planning commission meeting
• Spottsville bridge lane to close for inspection
• Back to the books: Teachers, students deserve a pat on the back
• Tigers trounce Cats
• Lady Cols second in Owensboro Classic
• Times, timing
• Soccer Cols win twice in Donley Classic
• 100 years ago, local churches starting taking some very tough stands
• 'A privilege to serve'
• Janet Morgan says good-bye
• Fall into learning
• Obama: President must support gay troops
• Drama of Jackson case obscures simple ruling for jury
• Hairy crazy ants on move from Florida to Texas
• Hijacker fugitive claims new identity to avoid extradition
• Gridlock in Congress was a long time in making
• Romney's jobs record as governor mixed, debated
• Ron Paul: U.S.-born al-Qaida "assassinated" without trial
• Pat Robertson says he's no longer endorsing candidates
• U.S. general sees end to mission in Libya
• Southbound bridge plans to get check
• Group seeks clues to juvenile crime
• Fall fun
• 'He really deserves this'
• Local accounting firm merges with Kemper CPA Group
• International Paper receives award
• Headline didn't tell whole story of moratorium
• Moratorium: Law promotes improvements
• Pruitt's vote right
• Agnes Whittington was special
• Be patient, let God help you get job done right
• Feds: Proposed Hinckley release 'premature'
• Judge releases 2008 jail video of Casey Anthony
• Man found alive by his children six days after wreck
• Killing Americans: Drone attack takes U.S. to uncharted ground
• Back to the books: Teachers, students deserve a pat on the back
• Reports: Beshear administration can’t prove some job-creation claims
• EPA objects to 19 more Kentucky coal mining permits
• Officials: Small plane crashes into inn near Falls of Rough Resort Park
• Three Union County residents injured in vehicle crash
• It’s complicated: Facebook status sparks arrest in Kentucky
• Free Martina McBride concert expected to draw record crowd
• Cards savor their comeback
• Soccer Cols shut out Apollo
• Weekend is filled with opportunities to spend some cash
• Contractor aims to finish paving for season today
• Choir students honored
• Downtown walking tour canceled
• Submit events to tourist commission for Web calendar
• You can't call this kind of war too classy
• Budget: Be prepared for a train wreck
• Take proper steps if you come across displaced wildlife
• 'Girls Night Out' set Oct. 20
• Agritourism presenting poker run
• Could model airplanes become next terror weapon?
• Bank of America to begin charging debit card fees
• Oregon couple found guilty in faith-healing trial
• Cyber attacks on utilities, industries rising
• New York woman says man paid her to kill him
• Flags taken from memorial to Kentucky soldiers killed in war on terror
• Indy 500 winner Al Unser arrested for DWI, reckless driving
• Comebacks and collapses: Frenzied finish puts Cards, Rays in playoffs
• House clears disaster aid spending bill, averting government shutdown
• Gov. Beshear drills Obama on coal industry policies, jobs
• Kentuckians snatching up ‘In God We Trust’ license plates
• Army to promote highest-ranking black woman to major general
• Cancelled Classes!! Emily Mabee's PSY 110 classes scheduled for 9:30 am - 10:45...
• Noted jewelry maker donates unique pieces to help hospital foundation
• Rays win AL wild card
• It's been a great week for Colonel golf
• Ag agent: Harvest time here for corn
• Unconventional river travelers make local stop
• Reitz shuts out Lady Cols
• Editorial: Europeans bristle at Obama's lectures
• Cards win wild card!
• Retro shows revisit birth of culture war
• Monumental woes: Washington is predictable — pathetically so
• Big recall announced for Little Tikes play tool sets
• Finalists named in Gleaner's Pet Calendar Contest!
• Local school testing results in different subject areas detailed
• Good news to be found in latest school testing data
• Not Just Another Survey: Smoking Survey You think we don’t listen but we want t...
• Amazon unveils $199 Kindle Fire tablet
• Appalachia faces steep decline in coal production
• Construction might make bad traffic worse in Louisville
• Stop in for the latest G.P.S. Information Session at Joe's Place in the Student...
• Halloween Spooktacular
• Schools want students to get wireless license
• McCormick honored by GRADD
• City gives Mills break on taxes
• Accuride Corp. shares fall 30 percent
• Canoe Creek mower 'made good progress'
• Other views: It's time for action on bridges
• It's not just Pitt who makes 'Moneyball' the next great baseball movie
• Cards tie for wild-card lead
• Lady Colonel golfers off to state
• Lady Cols volleyball team tops Daviess
• Veteran gardener Thelma Becker had to grow into hobby she now loves
• Schools hosting 'See You at the Pole'
• 'On Stage' series to resume Sunday
• Cities impose broad cuts as revenues increase
• U.S. tells court bin Laden photos must remain secret
• Census: 131,000 gay couples report that they are married
• GOP seeks records from Planned Parenthood
• Kentucky Marine won't apply to FDNY after judge's ruling
• NOTICE FROM CAREER SERVICES: MARK YOU CALENDAR....... OCTOBER 20, 9 AM – 12:0...
• Amazon expected to launch new tablet computer Wednesday
• Longtime fugitive U.S. hijacker caught in Portugal
• NASA says satellite fell in south Pacific
• Georgia city gets nearly $4,000 in fines from sagging pants ban
• EEOC lawsuit alleges mining company wouldn’t hire black miners
• The HCC Science Club Meeting scheduled for this afternoon has been cancelled
• Joan Jett, Guns 'N Roses, Heart, The Cure nominated for rock hall of fame
• Camping for Big Blue Madness tickets starts Wednesday in Lexington
• No Child Left Behind: All but four schools here make 'adequate yearly progress'
• State official: Test scores show need for reform
• Part of Green Street in Henderson to close for concert
• Pantomime skits create memorable moments
• Realignment of Henderson school board districts in works
• Citizen column: Politicians to blame for debt
• Lady Cols win 4-0 on senior night
• Colonel golfers claim regional title
• Editorial: Denny's might be better breakfast pick
• Bleak's the best word for Obama's prospects
• L-Word star kisses girl, gets escorted off Southwest Airlines flight
• League of Their Own: Local folks recall when Hollywood came to Henderson
• Elderly man killed in Union County wreck
• Some of 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls go online
• SEC: Texas A&M to join conference in July 2012
• Two teens injured in Henderson County, Ky., vehicle accident
• Job Corps student dies in Union County, autopsy scheduled today
• Five pipe bombs found in northern Kentucky mailboxes
• UPDATE: Missing autistic boy found safe three miles from home
• City will set tax rates
• HCHS golf teams could contend for region titles
• Back at .500, Colonels could run table
• DHP can celebrate silver anniversary with many successes, more opportunities
• Prawn harvest an engaging sight
• HCHS hosting new parent academy
• North Green St. lane to close
• Rubble rescue
• Regional recycling
• By way of review
• Down and out
• ‘Hysterical’ history
• 1,000 and counting
• Elevator pitch an essential tool
• Captured! Restaurant cats targeted in trap-neuter-release project
• Group tries to comfort displaced children
• San Francisco protesters says no nudes is bad news
• Cain outdistances Perry in Florida straw poll
• Clark's descendants replace stolen tribal canoe
• Americans released from Iran prison heading home
• Revolutionaries push into Gadhafi's hometown
• Dead NASA satellite began plunge over Pacific
• Voter ID laws target rarely occurring fraud
• Golf course supervisor is removed
• City ready to award Hosbach contract
• Crosswalks to see changes
• Marine Corps veteran of Korean War given high school diploma
• Native American Days set today and Sunday at Angel Mounds site
• Hancock Hornets sting Braves 28-6
• Cols wipe out Wave
• Ford Center to seek workers
• Ralph’s friendly workers, service will be missed
• ‘Trickling down’ doesn’t happen
• Henrietta Schneider was woman of grace
• Kim Marshall gifted educator
• Democrats stand for the individual
• Christians' love for others should shine daily
• Countries press for nuclear test ban adoption
• Judge moves to declare Natalee Holloway dead
• Missouri lawmakers vote to repeal teacher-Facebook law
• Global leaders struggle to calm recession fears
• Three students treated after Henderson County school bus accident
• EMT class for Friday, September 23rd has been cancelled. The skills practice for...
• House, Senate clash anew over disaster aid bill
• Romney, Perry go after each other during Republican debate
• Texas prisons end special last meals before executions
• Prosecutor to seek death penalty in Western Kentucky woman’s death
• There is a chill in the air today, could that mean Fall is on it's way..... Wha...
• Lady Colonel golfers top regional rivals
• Lady Colonel volleyball team tops Union
• Colonels claim 2-1 win at Ohio Co.
• Colonels look to get on a roll
• Activities lining up for this weekend
• GOP candidates lambaste Obama at meeting
• Jobless rate here down to 8.2 percent
• HCHS band hosting annual invitational
• ‘Really special’: Educator’s son nominates him for award
• Downtown flea market set Oct. 8
• This generation needs job, not name
• Fair share: Presidents talk it; can it really happen?
• Snakes lurking in the grass and on the Internet, too
• CATCH fundraiser planned
• Dunham coming to Evansville
• Couple from '16 and Pregnant' arrested in Arkansas
• Judge rules blinks are OK for testimony in Ohio murder trial
• Old NASA satellite to tumble to Earth Friday
• Protesters rally against Iranian leader outside U.N.
• U.S. diplomats walk out as Iran delivers anti-U.S. speech at United Nations
• Cancelled Class!!! Becky Wells' class - MAT150, 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm for today (Thu...
• Henderson man injured in box truck accident in Hopkins County
• Students!! Stop in for Gift certificates up to $25, refreshments, prizes for eve...
• Census: Recession taking heavy toll on young adults
• Georgia executes man for death of police officer; supporters claim injustice
• Several bears sighted recently in southern Kentucky town
• Smith Mills post office hearing next week
• Man hit by train identified
• Local officer attends training at Quantico
• Area congregation celebrating 85th anniversary this weekend
• Henderson resident blogging for Bellarmine University
• This is 'A' week for recyclers
• Florida causes a stir
• Cols-Wave clash 'pivotal'
• Tax fairness: Class warfare is apparently bipartisan
• Tax fairness: Leadership needed not reckless populism
• Guest column: Agriculture abundance comes with risks
• Horse show set in Union County
• Tony Bennett apologizes for suggesting U.S. provoked 9/11
• Facebook users: Get ready for more changes
• The end of the world as we know it: Rock band R.E.M. calling it quits
• Warden’s wife convicted of aiding escapee she was found living with
• Workers testing welds on closed Ohio River bridge at Louisville
• Obama at United Nations: No shortcut to peace in Middle East
• Local canines on trial for mutton love
• UPDATE: Man who died after being hit by train in Henderson identified
• Cancelled classes!!! Adrian Roberts - Eng. 091 (9:30 am - 10:50 am) and Eng. 090...
• Volleyball team falls at South Spencer
• American Queen returning to Henderson riverfront next year
• Diamond Island to be auctioned
• Sandy Lee Watkins Park fishing lakes open Oct. 1
• Fiscal Court OKs recycling center grant
• Cash Creek permit gets extension
• School board OKs tax-rate increase
• Editorial: Debris likely from earth-bound research satellite
• RedBlue America: Should states make own presidential election rules?
• Students make imaginary trip to Africa at Audubon arts fest
• Aging documents reveal the pace of technology
• 'On Stage' to resume Oct. 2
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra coming to Evansville's Ford Center
• Lady Colonel golfers roll past Webster
• Troop amputations up sharply in Afghan war
• Poll finds Perry, Romney far ahead of field heading to South Carolina
• UAW says deal with GM creates or keeps 6,400 jobs
• 24th Annual Antique Show
• On Stage at the Henderson Fine Arts Center “On Stage” begins its free concert s...
• Kentucky man pleads guilty to murder, rape of toddler
• Kentucky secretary of state candidates differ on photo ID plan
• Lady Colonels rally to beat Bravettes 5-1
• Colonels recapture form, beat Union 9-0
• Henderson County school board firming up goals
• Education board public hearing tonight
• Water board told long-term sewer control costs rising
• Health department hosts flu shot clinic this week
• Republican forum Thursday
• Democratic rally Friday
• Editorial: Should commercial drivers be banned from cell phone use?
• Guest column: Turning Congress around will take some effort
• President Obama quickly running out of time
• OVAL plein air event to focus on Ohio River area
• 'World's Greatest Baby Shower' event Thursday
• 'The Art of Recycling IV' winners announced
• 'Taffy' musical tickets on sale
• Library hosting beginning bridge classes
• Attorney: Muslim students' speech rights not absolute
• Court rules against releasing Drew Peterson
• Palestinians to submit U.N. membership letter
• Traveling evangelist sentenced in oil, gas scheme in Kentucky
• Senate subcommittee to probe Google’s ranking formula
• Obama endorses ending one day of mail delivery
• Netflix separates its DVD, streaming businesses, creating 'Qwikster'
• Amish sect in western Kentucky refuses to put triangles on buggies
• Medal of Honor recipient gets hero’s welcome in Kentucky hometown
• Five die at Tennessee biker fest; carbon monoxide suspected
• Know your voting rights!! A special program presented by Renessa Abner, Henderso...
• Colonel golfers win Muhlenberg Invitational
• Colonels win one, lose one in shootouts
• Colonels get back on track by dominating Apollo
• The sunny side
• Local firms among those dealing with I-64 bridge closure at Louisville
• County may become area recycling hub
• Water utility holding open house Monday
• Sewer work may cause steam, smell
• Holy Name festival set for Friday, Saturday
• Local wine, beer event planned for Sat., Oct. 8
• Court date
• Three-year-old carries mirror to remind her of ‘pretty’ reflection
• Local native has great career in entertainment world all sewn up
• This is last day at Ralph’s BBQ
• Group tries to comfort displaced children
• New local mentoring program already has 50 adult applicants
• Madisonville cruises past Union Co. 48-0
• Hopkins' vision for Henderson recalled at cemetery dedication
• Cashing in: Students get checks for good scores on AP tests
• Colonels bounce back, beat Apollo 38-7
• New life: Art exhibit makes use of recycled items
• Open auditions scheduled for fall theater production
• State band contest tickets available
• Archery is investment in youth
• City, county committed to community
• Robards 9/11 program praised
• What’s Obama’s excuse for oil?
• Now not time to raise taxes
• It's vital we understand God's message for us
• Belle of Cincinnati coming
• U.S. 60 Yard Sale Sept. 30-Oct. 2
• At least three killed, dozens hurt in Reno air show crash
• Child comes home to find bodies of parents, babysitter
• Candidates bash stimulus, campaign at companies who benefited
• Counterterror chief outlines bin Laden raid doctrine
• Thomas says Supreme Court needs geographic diversity
• Americans' household wealth dipped in the spring
• Kentucky state trooper involved in fatal head-on crash
• Kentucky, Tennessee postal processing centers eyed as possible cuts
• Judge strikes down Bullitt County, Ky., smoking ban
• Businessman offers $10 million loan to jumpstart Kentucky-Indiana bridge
• Colonels getting back to fun
• Plenty of activities fill the calendar this weekend
• HCHS volleyball team rolls past Webster
• Colonel golfers win home finale
• Poole's hat trick leads Lady Colonels to 5-1 win
• Flu shot clinic planned next week
• Hopkins cemetery dedication today
• Seger tickets go on sale soon
• Free prostate exam Saturday
• Girls are third generation of competitive horse riders
• Beshear: Skipping forums may be mistake
• Zimmerman brings show to town
• SpongeBob: Are his fans in sea of trouble?
• Evansville plans bicentennial
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry boastful about his state’s execution record
• Separated families find perfect gathering spot
• From Cat fan to Card QB
• Not just science fiction: Planet orbits two suns
• U.S. optimistic of hikers' release by Iran
• Boehner urges debt panel to start on major tax changes
• Senate extends aviation, highway programs
• 9/11 panel reports U.S. remains vulnerable to 'lone wolf'
• HCC History Club enjoying the beautiful weather. Photo by John Merrill
• Casey Anthony must pay almost $100,000 for investigation
• Consumer prices, unemployment claims rise
• U.S. Postal Service proposes cuts in processing centers
• UAW extends Chrysler, GM contracts after deadline passes
• Trial postponed in death of Kentucky toddler who drank drain cleaner
• Equipment stolen from western Kentucky disaster relief group
• Expert educates those dedicated to caring for others
• KU customer service attacked in state audit
• Richey says HCHS principal plans to retire
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• Colonels' Corner Bank starting Student United Way
• Participants will benefit immensely from Student United Way
• Editorial: Justice carries high price in Iran
• Poverty: There's no excuse for hungry children
• When candidates gather to debate, facts often take a backseat
• Local filmmakers' film will be featured in college series, festival
• 'World's Greatest Baby Shower' is coming up
• Cats facing tough test
• Apollo well-rested for Cols
• Woman with longest fingernails hasn't clipped them in 18 years
• Resolution would create U.N. mission in Libya
• Parents say Casey Anthony knew where daughter was buried
• Kentucky ex-Marine to get Medal of Honor
• Colorado cat, missing five years, is found on New York City street
• HCHS principal to retire
• FROM HCC CAREER SERVICES: NACE Knowledge Center - Use of Career Center Rises Wi...
• Kentucky governor candidate Williams wants to eliminate income taxes
• Country music pioneer Wade Mainer dies at 104
• U.S. ban proposed on electronic cigarettes on planes
• Woman shocked by being taken from plane in Detroit
• Dance Kaleidoscope presents "The Elvis Project" September 17, 2011@ 7:30 pm. Tic...
• Cancelled Class - Jason Cormier's BIO 113 class that meets on Thursdays from 5:4...
• Math Lab tutoring hours were originally scheduled from 6-8 on Thursday nights....
• Humana adding 200 jobs at Louisville Medicare service center
• Dance troupe brings week-long music message
• City gets first look at Web site
• Union County man gets 40 years in friend's death
• Owensboro Blue Bridge may open on schedule
• Sen. Dorsey Ridley appointed to rural issues committee
• Four Star seeking money for a pad or spec building
• AIDS quilt keeps alive memories of victims
• 'Love ya, man': Sandy Watkins knew the power of that phrase
• Letter: Fiscal court is committed to young people
• Letter: Archery program benefits many
• Lady Colonels win back-and-forth contest
• Maroons top Colonels 4-2
• Public invited to Lion Club magic show
• Butterfly program planned this weekend at Audubon State Park
• Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrate opening of new office
• Free prostate exams offered at hospital
• Anti-terror plans for food prove costly
• Overuse of inhaler may have cause student's death
• Motorcyclist credits heroes who lifted car with saving life
• Gadhafi's son, three generals seek asylum in Niger
• No political dustups for Cheney on '’The View’
• Study finds curbs on youngest drivers may have bad side effect
• Kentucky man pleads guilty to killing friend
• News from the Financial Aid Office: If you are currently on probation status f...
• Cancelled Class - Jason Cormier's BIO 112 class that meets on Wednesdays from 5:...
• Federal deficit totaled $1.23 trillion through August
• Census: U.S. poverty rate swells to new high of nearly 1 in 6
• It is not too late! The new deadline for submitting creative work to the HCC Lit...
• UPDATE: Ban on trucker cell use, texting recommended
• Survivors of 1988 bus crash that killed 27 oppose more liquor sales
• Kentucky man dies after vehicle crashes into cow
• Lady Colonels cruise to win over Hancock Co.
• Sisters power Lady Colonels to 9-5 comeback win over Webster
• 9/11 monument dedicated to heroes, victims
• Surveyor donates original county plat
• Free caregivers lecture set tonight at Methodist Hospital
• Native American Days feature storytelling, special shows
• Editorial: President Obama goes on offensive about jobs
• Social Security: Perry's bold gamble either brilliant or foolhardy
• Social Security: Texas governor stumbles badly on issue
• Perry hit from all sides in Republican debate
• Lower court ordered to recalculate costs for cheerleader
• General says U.S. forces to be spread thinner
• Visitors to Arizona prisons hit with $25 fee
• Chronic diseases becoming world's top killers
• Study reveals U.S. losing global edge in higher education
• Henderson Community College supports Adult Education and Family Literacy Week!
• The flower beds in front of the Fine Arts Center are looking great--thanks to ha...
• Ford Center to seek PT workers; Bob Seger tickets to go on sale
• HCC Adult Learning Center participated on Saturday, September 10th, in the Help...
• The Science Club will be meeting on Tuesday, September 13th at 2:00 pm, in the L...
• Closed Interstate 64 bridge at Louisville creates heavy traffic
• Dance Kaleidoscope presents "The Elvis Project" September 17, 2011@ 7:30 pm. Tic...
• On the 10th anniversary of 9/11-- WE REMEMBER.
• Lady Colonels win Warren East tournament
• Father-son team shatters record, lands tournament win
• Cols' schedule brutal, just as advertised
• Suddenly, it all changed
• Monument dedicted here today includes beam from Trade Center
• Rand Paul explains 'Penny Plan'
• 'I gotta go'
• No doubts: Attacks impacted but didn't scare off local police officer, fireman
• Caregiving lecture Tuesday
• Cats trip the Chips
• 10 years later: America still feeling effects from fateful day
• With heavy hearts a job to be done
• Captured!
• 'Up time': 4-year-old not too keen on his Nana taking nap
• 'More at peace'
• Latest records show job gains
• Young dog wandering around on highway rescued just in time
• HCC is at Audubon park with the Cars for College car show. Come check out all th...
• Union County's United Families pay lasting tribute to soldiers
• Attacks on nation challenge for teachers
• City to set tax rates
• School board to discuss tax rates on Sept. 20
• Special services
• Other special events...
• ‘Unbridled’ initiative spurs excitement
• Rethinking military one important option for U.S.
• Letter: Children should be instructed about Sept. 11
• Letter: Abuse of public trust alleged
• In these tough times, we need God's armor
• Chorus names new concert director
• Teen who lost legs in train accident awake, in good spirits
• Judge backs deal on endangered species
• Police: Woman killed when vehicle turns in front of train
• Former Integra locations to close in Henderson, Morganfield
• Colonels, Panthers duel to 0-0 deadlock
• Lady Colonels play tough in 2-0 loss to Daviess
• Colonels shorthanded for tough trip
• ‘Nothing prepared me’
• State security jobs declined over decade
• WSON testing FM radio signal
• Sustainable growth part of regional plan
• Patriot Coal receives award
• Riverfront water feature turned off early
• Striking compromise may be difficult
• Indifferent to human slaughter
• GOP to Obama: Cut budget but don’t quit sending us money
• A Homecoming: Salvation Army bringing former resident back
• Poole Harvest Daze today and Saturday
• FDA urged to approve anticlotting drug
• Kuwait may host U.S. backup force for Iraq
• Obama jobs plan seeks more tax cuts
• 'Credible but unconfirmed' terror threat received
• Dead NASA satellite will soon plummet to Earth
• Wal-Mart brings back layaway for holiday shoppers
• New Mexico governor says grandparents were illegals
• Do you like to sing? Join us on September 13th at Joe's Place in the Student Cen...
• Get a sneak peek of our commercials that will begin airing during the UK game th...
• In remembrance . . .
• Caretakers sought after 109 dogs taken from Indiana home
• United States, Afghanistan still split on long-term bases, troops
• Donations to new West Virginia Boy Scout camp top $85 million
• Indiana grower helps African farmers with their crop
• Northern Kentucky attorney pleads guilty to theft
• 9:30 am - English Writing Lab Class - Instructor Meredith Yates - has been cance...
• Stop in today at Joe's Place in the Student Center (11:30 am - 1:00 pm) and chec...
• Art room has hosted generations of Ettensohns
• Torch is lit for Henderson Senior Games
• Field of eight couples set for 'Ballroom Blitz'
• City recycling delayed
• Fall film series starts tonight at HCC
• Taste of Country bringing big stars to Ellis Park
• Editorial: Bin Laden died a failure and he knew it
• Unity: Just a memory 10 years after 9/11
• Best wedding speeches are from the heart (cannon fire is optional)
• U of L coach: Finish up strong
• Robards to host vehicle show
• Perfect storm for Purps?
• Trail ride set for Sunday
• Romney, Perry challenge each other in debate
• Odd couple chairs supercommittee, shares power
• GOP pipeline bill blocks safety reforms
• Navy corpsman linked to bomb threat surrenders
• Imprisoned sect leader seeks new Texas trial
• UPDATED: Boil water advisory lifted for portions of Henderson County Water District
• Madisonville man sentenced to 25 years in 2009 killing
• Several calls have been received where the caller says they are from Microsoft a...
• Judge rules west Kentucky murder suspect competent to stand trial
• Motive unclear in shooting rampage that killed three National Guard members
• Lee’s remnants bring fresh flood worries to East Coast
• Kentucky Department of Corrections launches new website
• Why College Students Should Join LinkedIn - On Careers (usnews.com)
• Wilson's wire-to-wire win leads Colonel runners
• Colonels blank Owensboro Catholic, improve to 9-1
• Corydon sewer clerk indicted
• Wagering down at Ellis Park's live meet
• County backs employee 'Y' drive
• Plan board wants more subdivision discussion
• Fire station tops building permit list
• Wagering drops at Ellis Park
• Sustainability coalition reps to speak at chamber breakfast
• Editorial: Congress back to work — for an angry public
• President Obama just keeps destroying jobs
• Always an artist: Despite setbacks woman stays true to love
• Trip to Jackson Purchase recalls journeys from years ago
• Step team events planned
• Zion community clean-up scheduled
• Georgia court boots marijuana-smoking judge from bench
• Pentagon narrowing options for troops in Iraq
• More than half of those sentenced to federal prison are Hispanic
• Student loses legs while trying to hop aboard train
• George W. Bush to visit Flight 93 memorial
• Five of nine people shot at Nevada IHOP were National Guard members
• Five slain in West Virginia; suspect kills self after chase into Kentucky
• Democrats file ethics complaint against Ag Commissioner Farmer
• Kentucky auto dealerships on alert after wheels stolen
• St. Anthony's Hospice agrees to help coordinate traditional holiday candlelight service
• Empowerment: Guidance to be offered for caregivers
• Question box: Downtown flower pots to be planted next spring
• Poole Harvest Daze kicks off Friday
• Robards to celebrate freedom
• Holiday affects some trash pickup
• Editorial: President needs to unthaw job market
• Dr. Cutler: U.S. had its own 'Angel of Death'
• What can we expect this fall from Congress? Likely just more of the same
• Senior Games kick off Wednesday
• JFK Center's September schedule released
• Cross country squad gets unexpected boost
• Colonels three-peat in Hopkinsville tournament
• Bank closing wounds Poole
• Colonels 2 College program offers financial incentives for good grades
• Restored Hopkins burial site to be dedicated Sept. 16
• Bridge inspections scheduled
• Government offices closed Monday
• Labor Day changes trash schedule
• Fiscal Court to consider YMCA memberships
• All those odd jobs leave one with an appreciation for those who work
• Sense of place
• Us and them
• 'Momma' knows best
• Former teacher finds way to stay busy in retirement
• Antique Show events start soon
• Lady Cols win pair in Soccer Classic
• Moment of truth may be here for Cols
• The Museum of Biblical Art in NYC shares visual history
• Man gets life for nursing home slayings
• Disasters in U.S.: An extreme and exhausting year
• 35,000 worldwide convicted of terror
• GOP presidential race will pick up pace in coming weeks
• Congress returns, unpopular as well as divided
• NATO kills former Gitmo detainee in Afghanistan
• Rebels push toward Gadhafi stronghold
• Experts say Europe needs a more perfect union
• Tropical Storm Lee pounding Gulf Coast
• Struggling Huntsman tries to turn around bid
• Christian's big plays trigger 41-7 win over Henderson
• Braves roll past Trojans 35-14
• Fire station's Sept. 11 memorial dedication is next Sunday
• Community taking steps to keep its post office
• WEVV cable tier rankles viewer
• Ozone alert issued today
• Use caution when cooking outside
• Jobs: President, Senate need to get on board
• Nothing prevents private prayer
• Doctor's views on health care are ‘spot-on’
• 'Patriotic Retirement Plan' offered
• Too often we find reasons not to follow Christ
• Facebook classes at library
• Donate blood to Red Cross
• Cops put squeeze on alleged python biter in California
• Massive NM fire somehow missed marijuana plant operation
• U.S. military hospital at forefront of saving lives
• UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
• U.S. security intensifying as Sept. 11 date nears
• Clergy prayer ban at New York's 9/11 event sets off controversy
• Police: Lexington dermatologist killed as she was leaving office
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• HCC lost a member of the family this week. Joe Razzano, our long time business a...
• Louisville runs past Racers, 21-9
• Henderson-Christian rivalry heats up
• Colonels beat Graves Co. 2-0
• VIC facing financial trouble
• Schools seek break from KU rate increase
• Judge: Some in office show courage by taking a stand
• Gibbs plans to hire 25-35 people
• Busy week
• Class reunions: Don’t miss your opportunity for this rite of passage
• Irene: Better to err on caution’s side
• Anyone know how to fly this thing?
• Register for couponing class
• Democrats want Obama's jobs speech to contrast with GOP
• World leaders back new Libyan administration
• GOP in Arizona county criticized for gun raffle
• Irene victims want to know: When will the power come back on?
• Man doesn't see himself as hero after Jeep rescue
• HCC Campus will be closed on Monday, September 5th in observance of Labor Day. H...
• The Grill will be closed tomorrow, Friday, September 2nd, and will reopen on Tue...
• Ozone alert in effect on Friday
• Henderson County man faces grand jury in death of newspaper carrier
• Louisville man walks nearly 7,000 miles, raises $500,000 for veterans
• Kentucky tree trimmer dies in fall from elevated bucket
• Arch Lacefield is fondly remembered by many of us here at HCC. This is a wonder...
• Retreats help keep artists motivated
• Ellis still plans to seek permission to add Instant Racing machines
• Bragg to speak at KWC
• Hearing on KU rates tonight
• Union County company to expand
• County jobless rate is 8.4 percent
• Cards expect test from Racers
• This is B week for city recyclers.
• Toppers 'home' for Cats
• Editorial: U.S. needs to fight war corruption
• Christian County marches on
• Disaster week: Some messages sent; did the right people receive them?
• Turning air conditioning up a giant turn-off
• Obama moves jobs speech to avoid Republican debate
• Counterterror chief says al-Qaida on 'steady slide'
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned
• Judge OKs lawsuit challenging 'stop and frisk' policy
• Police sued over deleted videos of confrontation
• Obama, Boehner spar on timing of big jobs speech
• Louisville Ford UAW members vote to OK strike if contract deal not reached
• Newsome ties for first as Lady Colonels top Daviess
• Freshman forwards scored six goals in 10-0 win
• City discusses cable TV talks
• Cars for College fundraiser aids elementary school trips
• 2011 Senior Games set
• Street repairs scheduled today
• Child may be charged in BB gun incident
• Romney is right; corporations are indeed people
• Editorial: The daughter Gadhafi blamed U.S. for killing is alive
• Facebook column triggers one lady's own memories
• Audubon State Park hosting annual butterfly event
• 'Bluegrass Roots:' Visual arts project to complement Monroe celebration
• WNIN to showcase ROMP fest
• Speaking in Texas, Romney assails career politicians
• Up to $60 billion in war funds wasted, panel reports
• Students receive minor injuries when BB gun discharges
• Kansas ordered to resume funding for Planned Parenthood
• Police: Man decapitates self with cable around neck
• Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket
• Henderson-Christian kickoff moved
• Algeria: Gadhafi’s daughter gives birth while fleeing into exile
• Poll: Most U.S. Muslims feel targeted by terror policies
• State to spend $3.6 million on road improvements near Kentucky Speedway
• Carter wins Henderson's Distinguished Young Women competition
• Kentucky man, 78, charged after road rage crash injures his brother, sister
• Pennyrile still closed in Webster County
• Educators learn importance of recognizing those at risk of suicide
• Take the suicide quiz
• Rand Paul set for local GOP picnic
• 'Vaya con Dios:' Longtime foreign language teacher at HCC passes
• Some with local ties in clean-up mode
• Editorial: Irene makes case for big government
• Individuals still matter in the U.S.
• King Memorial may well outshine small controversies
• Obama’s uncle arrested on drunken driving charge
• Hurricane Irene blamed for at least 37 deaths: A state-by-state look
• Gadhafi’s family reported to have fled to Algeria
• Owensboro soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Braves fall in opener to Tigers
• 'An awesome feeling'
• Balanced attack made it tough to pick Colonels MVP
• Public hearing set on KU's rate jump
• Homefolks building eyed for nightclub, restaurant
• Junior Miss winner announced
• Commission to keep funding recycling
• Hearing on tax rates set
• Coal trucks on county roads due to construction
• 'Progress'
• The law wins
• What's in a name?
• Battle of ‘Spaghetti’: Boy creates costume using Civil War toy
• Memories source of strength for Watkins' widow
• Targeting key for businesses
• Art league celebrating two decades of creativity, community involvement
• RiverBend dance room to be dedicated to Caseys
• Share your tradition
• Shelter hosting special adoption event today to ease overcrowding
• Tripoli faces severe shortages of food, fuel
• Judge blocks Facebook limits for teachers
• AP poll: Obama faces trouble with key voters
• Pearl: NCAA made an example of him
• AP poll: GOP voters feeling better about presidential choices
• Some with local ties in the midst of it all
• 'Chicago' becomes Broadway's fourth-longest running show
• Homefolks building to become nightclub, restaurant and meeting hall
• Nation's biggest subway system shutting down for Irene
• Libyan rebels claim victory south of Tripoli
• Iran launches production of banned carbon fiber
• Perry bills feds $349 million for illegal immigrants
• Colonels run over Huskies
• Audubon Parkway reduced to one lane westbound
• Aiming higher
• Camp finalist for grant from Impact 100 of Owensboro
• Some area Integra offices to close
• Local KU workers heading to coast
• Bridge lane closure start time disputed
• Art of the Hunt: Initial Deer Creek Lodge program was a real blast
• Simple health insurance plan is available
• Those on left disregard facts
• Our government out of control
• Like Josiah, we should be moved by God's Word
• Two million in path of Irene ordered to evacuate
• 'Underwear bomber' says he worked for al-Qaida
• Bachmann says she'd consider minimum wage changes
• Grandparents play bigger role in child rearing
• U.S. teen in custody in Jihad Jane plot
• State-by-state look at predictions, preparations for Hurricane Irene
• UPDATE: ONB to close nine Integra branches
• Escaped bees create quite a buzz at Kentucky truck stop
• Williams calls on Beshear to defend public prayer in Kentucky
• Morganfield man killed in Thursday night collision
• 1951-52 team considered Holy Name's best
• Colonels healthy for Huskies
• Lady Colonels cruise past Webster
• Earthquake: Immediate reaction is to block traffic
• Homefolks auction draws interest
• Bridge lanes to close today
• Child deaths: State wrong to keep records protected
• Pet adoption event planned at Walgreens
• Norquist pledge leaves party telling tale of two tax hikes
• Jail garden has bumper crop
• Candlelight vigil, prayer service set to honor Teague
• Water office gets parking lot
• Road to recovery: Brain injury camp goal is to help give sense of normalcy
• Millions of U.S. court records headed for the shredder
• Romney maintains strategy despite Perry surge
• U.S. confident Libyan nuclear material secure
• Dedication of King memorial postponed by hurricane
• U.S. 60-West closed due to serious accident
• Candlelight vigil for missing Webster County woman planned
• Songwriters Festival here heading into second year
• Louisville man gets 15 years in prison for fatal shooting of teenager
• Ex-school secretary in Kentucky pleads guilty to sex charges
• Henderson couple arrested in connection with suspected drug lab
• Census: South, West lead U.S. in both marriages, divorces
• Gen. Petraeus’ wife fights against troop scams, visits Fort Campbell
• Frog Follies street rod event begins Friday
• The dream lives: Platt learned to fight his battles in manner of King
• Fundraisers planned to aid Herron
• A sweet season
• HART transfer point returns home
• Coach: Cols 'even better'
• Get 'A' jump on it
• Bowling Green shuts out Lady Cols
• Family events set for September
• Humane society offers special pet adoption day
• North Korea reportedly ready to halt WMD tests
• Local play hosting auditions
• Traveling show coming here
• Earthquakes: Most of the time, they're not worth cracking up over
• Politi-speak: There's been a substantial decay in the art of insults
• Editorial: Summitt beginning fight against inevitable defeat
• Holder calls phone hacking report 'very disturbing'
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli
• With CIA help, NYPD moves covertly in Muslim areas
• Steve Jobs quitting as Apple CEO
• It's time again!!! Our annual HCC Student Government sponsored - Welcome Back to...
• Kentucky jury rules against penis amputation patient
• Providence man injured in Hopkins County accident
• Paducah altering ordinances to allow guns in parks
• Lilia Joy has cancelled her ENC 090-091 (9:30am - 10:45 - STC 204) for Wednesday...
• Worker killed in trench accident in Louisville
• The second week of classes are in full swing! How are things going for you? An...
• Cols unbeaten no more
• Bob Bannwart was Mr. ABA
• City adopts insurance plan
• Local ACT scores fall below state averages
• RiverBend open house scheduled
• Henderson natives tell of shaking sensations
• Fiscal court accepts funds for resurfacing of ten rural roads
• Chamber plans next breakfast meeting
• Local school district has ongoing CHILD FIND system
• 'Simply Cooking' event set
• State fair's the place for runner ducks and Krispy Kreme cheeseburgers
• Editorial: Obama's Libya strategy paying off
• Science: Consensus often leads to tyranny
• Navy captain wishes he'd never made raunchy videos
• East Coast vs. West Coast quakes: Vastly different
• Libyan rebels storm Gadhafi compound
• Husband says mom who threw baby from building 'depressed'
• Woman convicted of child abuse in hot sauce case
• Henderson police searching for Family Dollar Store robbery suspect
• Cardinals' Matt Holliday leaves game with moth stuck in his ear
• Kentucky high school stops public prayer before football games
• Trial of Maine man delayed in Owensboro, Ky., kidnapping case
• 90 animals die when Kentucky home burns
• Colonels 'rode' versatile Jackson
• Lady Colonels claim first win
• Photographer, World War II bombardier Joe Martin dies at 91
• Sauls leaving Red Cross
• Fans clamoring for Bieber cutout at local store
• HWU adopts water shortage plan
• Bridge lane closure ongoing
• Stratman Road closed today
• Step team group hosting open gym, tryouts
• Obama's current state makes Perry look plausible
• Editorial: Justice system a symptom of Iran's ills
• Teachers fighting back
• <story> Woman accused of bigamy in Hardin County, Ky.
• 76-year-old Indiana Boy Scout leader stabbed, killed on hiking trip
• Southbound U.S. 41 bridge lane closure continues
• Insurance plan vote on city’s agenda
• In search of Bigs: Mentoring program needs volunteers
• Continuing to thrive
• Dates set for antique show, luncheon
• Junior Miss program set Saturday, August 27
• ‘Simply Cooking’ event set
• Risks, rewards: Both inherent in recycling center proposal
• Kids do count: Latest study paints a troubling picture
• Series of events lands court clerk in jail
• Boy creates costume using Civil War toy sword as accessory
• Program gives children, adults with special needs confidence
• Fantasy shop opens on Main Street
• Henderson celebrates former country musicians with exhibit
• Colonels second, McCormick wins Hopkins Central Invitational
• Lady Colonels have rough weekend
• Colonels stay unbeaten, down Greenwood
• Buckman was the man for Colonels
• Colonels 'battled' in OT loss
• Bachmann attempting to broaden appeal among Republicans
• Survivors recall aftermath of Indiana stage collapse
• Boomers will spend billions to counter aging
• For some reality TV stars, turmoil follows fame
• Oklahoma tops FB poll; SEC places eight in rankings
• Mansion on John Brown execution site up for auction
• 15 arrested in prescription smuggling case
• Huntsman pounds Perry on climate change, Fed
• Iran sentences two American men to eight years in prison
• 'Traffic cops' of Ellis Park keep chaos at bay
• Alice P. Taylor service tradition in jeopardy
• Annual Corydon Happy Days Festival starts today
• Alexander the great
• Circuit Court Clerk warns of calendar scam
• Reitz edges Cols
• Pumpkin weighing over 1,000 pounds wins contest
• Austin picked for I-69 board
• Letter: From preachers to politicians, want never ends
• Letter: Send Washington a message
• Letter: Unhappy? Go find another job
• Letter: Fire station decisions puzzling
• Citizen column: Republicans not accepting responsibility
• God never gets tired of hearing our prayers
• Sign up for library story hour
• Burger King retires mascot in company makeover
• Judge temporarily halts Planned Parenthood cut
• Three convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• OMG! New dictionary edition goes high-tech
• Teachers sue over social networking law
• Critters flee global warming by moving north
• Student Photo IDs!!!! Everyone will get a new id, free of charge! Monday - Wedne...
• Octogenarian to plead guilty to migrant smuggling
• Liberal voters want Obama to push back against GOP
• Facebook users describe memories of Sept. 11, 2001
• Sixth person dies from Indiana State Fair accident injuries
• Kentucky State Police searching for ID after skeletal remains found
• Have you stopped by The Grill this week? Teresa and Mel will be there today unti...
• Reitz first challenge facing Colonels
• Experienced line starts it all for Colonels
• Chandler students, Chinese visitors study each others' ways of learning
• Positive message: Prize-winning play draws from personal experience
• Former Sturgis man charged with fraud
• Dawson Springs man arrested in alleged stabbing
• New era is beginning for Trojans
• New opponents, lineup await Braves
• Colonel golfers third in tri-match
• Cols record second shutout
• Emergency training to be offered here
• Junior Miss program planned
• Owen Davis packed a punch
• Editorial: U.S. ambassador causes sensation in China
• Is college still worth the expense?
• Honey Bee awareness day Saturday at Farmers Market
• Police say Aruba suspect tried to collect on insurance
• Huntsman 'tweets' support evolution, global warming
• U.S., allies say Syria's Assad must go
• Expletive not deleted: PG13 movies sneaking in more F-bombs
• Father, son arrested in Palin stalking case
• Injured troops face bureaucracy to leave military
• Injured troops must face long bureaucratic delays to leave military
• Republican Hopkins endorses Democrat Beshear in race for Kentucky governor
• Newspapers want Kentucky child-death records released
• Israel says attackers crossed its border from Egypt, killed seven Israelis
• Cincinnati family finds 14-foot python in backyard
• Overturned semi-truck closes Ohio River bridge at Cairo, Ill.
• City set to tackle health insurance Tuesday
• Committee working to establish arts district
• School grieves over death
• Reitz puts streak on line vs. Cols
• Tax bills sold at courthouse
• One good turn: Henderson girl does 'the right thing'
• Lady Col golfers outshoot Owensboro
• Algood was all good
• Car seat safety check offered
• Libya: Time to prepare for end game
• Corporations are funny people
• How about giving tax credits for job creation — now!
• Medicine Cabinet Is the Worst Place to Store Medications, Pharmacists Say
• New Noah’s ark in Kentucky theme park aims to prove truth of Bible
• Obama faces political perils of the presidential vacation
• Trial set in lawsuit over Kentucky doctor’s amputation of penis
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• Feds back off idea of commercial licenses for farm equipment
• Tornado-stricken Joplin, Mo., goes back to school
• West Kentucky woman charged with murder in fatal traffic crash
• Kentucky city manager resigns because of death threat
• Lady Colonels lose opener at Hoptown
• Colonels cruise in opener
• Courthouse getting facelift
• County taking steps to allow fishing at Watkins park
• Local residents discuss ways to keep area sustainable
• Food, concerts, exhibits on display beginning Thursday at state fair
• School blitz gets mixed reviews
• NMS to have track repaved
• The Depot hosting Henderson native Jim Owen
• Pet vaccination clinic planned
• Oil spill report calls for better emergency procedures
• Perry getting attention for speaking out
• Editorial: Falcon, world's fastest plane, disappears even faster
• Target of Facebook muder-for-hire is slain
• Service: Nation should make call to one and all
• Western Kentucky man dies after falling into farm machinery
• UPDATE: Henderson murder-suicide victims identified as man, 7-year-old daughter | VIDEO
• UPDATE: Time Warner Cable buying Insight for $3B in cash
• Volleyball team falls to Bosse
• Lady Colonels' offense will rely on youth
• Officials seek ways to bolster recycling
• Folklife fest 'lots of fun'
• School board OKs child care fee hike
• City OKs fire station bid
• Sustainability meeting set
• Temperature drop will lower crop, livestock stress
• Editorial: 'Super Committee' starts facing reality
• Perry's theme song familiar, but will it sell at ballot box?
• Balanced budget: Call for an amendment is an unbalanced idea
• Teacher for life: Retired educator's lessons didn't stop at end of school day
• HCC dance class coming up
• 'Rocky Horror' tickets on sale
• Audubon park events planned
• Judge OKs felony charges for Facebook posts
• Government should serve the people
• Henderson native Kerry Kurt Phillips successful despite songwriting’s trials
• Kentucky county considers buying flood victims’ property
• Son of former Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll killed in crash
• New students, watch the mail for your KCTCS Debit Card. The card will be mailed...
• Several Kentucky communities discussing city-county mergers
• A new semester starts today!! Do you have questions about HCC? Post them here...
• Time Warner Cable buying Insight for $3B in cash
• Classes start on Monday, 8/15!! Remember to check your schedule and make sure y...
• HCC's Grill will open on Wednesday, August 17th! Be sure and stop by and say hi...
• Notre Dame grad wins street vault
• Another loss: Henderson Paint ending 64-year run
• Festival helps us ‘see where we come from’
• SB 41 bridge lane to close
• HPD offers Citizen’s Academy series
• Happy Days! Corydon celebration coming up
• Robards Freedom Fest set
• Memories of a favorite downtown store and trip out West
• Fried Kool-Aid, Coca-Cola art and jug bands await
• Speed exhibition sparks city purchase, detective’s resignation
• Dad’s good deeds must apparently stay ‘secret’
• Local man donates kidney to acquaintance
• Good location key to business
• Concerns prove true for Cols in scrimmage
• Cols hoping to be 'special'
• Local woman spends years in anticipation of getting her dream dog
• McCormick wins Dawson Invitational
• Lady Cols first in Summer Slam
• Recycling pep talk on the way
• Martina McBride will headline free concert
• Band echoes message chairman wants delivered: Festival fun and friendly
• Festival schedule packed
• School board considers boost in childcare cost
• Tapp picked for soy board
• Schools’ Home Visit Blitz was a team effort
• Who are these tax scofflaws?
• Government should serve the people
• Costly ‘war’ can’t be won
• Blame devil, not God, when bad things happen
• Colonels fall to Aces 23-13 in scrimmage
• Zumbathon sign-up still open
• First Lady at Ellis today
• After wild week in stock market, what to do?
• Family wants police to discuss homeless man's beating death
• Huntsman, Romney move on to New Hampshire
• Sizzling summer made worse by air conditioner thieves
• Aruba officials fear missing U.S. tourist is dead
• Market finishes wild week on an up note; Dow up 125 points
• Local Businesses Provide Free WiFi Along Riverfront
• Support group helps respiratory patients when medical answers can't be found
• UPDATE: Bank bringing country music stars McBride, Ingram to Henderson
• War zone visit good for morale
• What we need from debt panel is nothing short of a miracle
• Worries: None will matter after Dec. 21
• Multicultural festival planned in Owensboro
• Public invited to Owensboro Dragon Boat Races
• Christmas Spectacular: Rockettes returning to Nashville
• Governor announces plans to expand Owensboro airport
• Free Wi-Fi zone launched on riverfront
• If you go ...
• Staples leads Colonel golfers to win
• Past Street Vault champs looking to Olympics
• Monroe tribute highlights annual folklife festival
• Support group helps respiratory patients when medical answers can't be found
• In debate, Republicans hammer each other — and Obama
• Postal Service considers cutting 120,000 jobs
• Colorado fugitive sister: I deserved to get shot
• Lenses shielded 9/11 photographers as they recorded history
• American troops who died aboard chopper identified
• Dow Jones average soars 423 points on economic news
• Teen star Miranda Cosgrove breaks ankle in Illinois tour bus accident
• G.I.s of Comedy serving America one joke at a time
• Final members added to debt reduction supercommittee in Congress
• Teen student charged with murdering Memphis Christian school principal
• For-profit college targets Attorney General Conway in election
• Infamous Harpes: Outlaws paid price of evil-doing with their heads
• Powerball ticket worth $229 million sold in Minnesota
• Vandals destroy four acres of corn on Kentucky farm
• E. coli bacteria closes Kentucky high school's soccer field
• Statewide eWarrants system active in Henderson County
• Weather should be agreeable for annual bluegrass fest
• Local officers honored for enforcing seatbelts
• Zoning board OKs garage
• Ordinances pave way for bonds
• Editorial: Big spending cuts may carry frightening results
• Financial watchdog finally learns to bark
• Lapse in thinking has led to declining state of U.S. affairs
• Cols' Stuen to play for IMG Academy
• Cards QB 'question mark'
• Racers facing high expectations
• Infamous Harpes: Outlaws paid price of evil-doing with their heads
• Mid-Continent University info sessions set today, Monday
• Digital photo class offered
• Airstrike kills insurgents who shot down helicopter
• iPads trump oil: Apple now most valuable U.S. company
• Boy pulled lifeless from ocean now out of ICU
• Selections for debt panel leave plenty of pessimism
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow Jones industrials finish down 519
• The halls are alive with the sound of STUDENTS!!! It has been a busy morning on...
• Kentucky police search for resident of personal care home
• Funding cutbacks force some states to retreat in war on meth
• 'I grew up in Henderson' page a sensation on Facebook
• Pay TV industry loses record number of subscribers
• UPDATE: American commander says strike killed Taliban who downed U.S. helicopter
• The bookstore has reopened!!
• North Water Street closed today
• Brewers top Cards 5-3 in 10
• HMP&L bonds OK'd
• Fire station bids higher than expected
• Lady Col volleyball team wins
• Cats have new look
• Reader questions operation of turn signal
• Events on tap to celebrate 20 years of OVAL
• Childhood councils get $1M in funding
• Gardenia Stakes Saturday at Ellis Park
• Editorial: Finally, Arab nations speak out about Syria
• Is it time to slash entitlements?
• 'I grew up in Henderson' page a sensation on Facebook
• OVAL exhibit opening
• Registered for Fall 2012 classes yet??? If you haven't then we want to see you...
• American woman missing in Aruba; travel partner held
• Military opens investigation into helicopter crash
• Paul partly blames debt deal for market turmoil
• Woman ends attempt to swim from Cuba to U.S.
• Police expand 'Grim Sleeper' probe to 250 cases
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison for sexual assaults on underage brides
• Giving gravel to private citizens results in official's guilty plea, resignation
• Settlement reached in Fort Campbell hospital malpractice claim
• Prosecutors: Kentucky terrorism case belongs in civilian court
• Because of the registration schedule, the Admissions & Records Office and the Fi...
• Pirtle to play baseball for Oakland City
• Owensboro Catholic edges Colonels in boys golf
• Lady Colonels win season-opener
• Sykes workers denied aid
• Marty Stuart kicks off arts alliance season Thursday
• Hair today... Museum curator loses locks for fundraiser
• Rain helped, but crops need more
• Deputy assaulted during arrest
• Audubon Park plans astronomy program
• Editorial: Local data on DUI represents life-saving
• Standard and Poor's makes mistakes mixing credit ratings with politics
• Uncle Sam: A permanent guest on world stage
• Woman deported to Poland reunited with husband in Chicago
• Polygamist case could go to jury Tuesday
• FBI says DNA test did not match D.B. Cooper suspect
• Deadly crash highlights increasing role for elite forces
• 'Housewives' stars to go their separate ways
• Kentucky's Sen. McConnell wants ‘significant entitlement reform’
• Check out the latest sale at the HCC Bookstore. Sale ends August 19th.
• Dow Jones industrials close down 634 points, or 5.5 percent
• Police identify shooter who left seven dead in Ohio rampage
• Check out these celebrities that spent time in community colleges and went on to...
• S&P downgrades credit ratings of Fannie and Freddie, other U.S.-backed debt
• Henderson City Building closed today because of power failure
• Union's McCormick wins Madisonville tournament
• Lady Cols have experience, expectations
• Zero tolerance: Henderson County ranks high in DUI convictions
• Dollar General store to leave Downtown Henderson
• 'We're bullish on downtown'
• When Henderson went Hollywood
• City to consider buying 'burn room'
• Big accomplishments
• As jail revenues dip, tax rates on table?
• From garden to roadside, there’s the unexpected
• That’s garbage: Trash was on the minds’ of citizens in the late 50s
• Seeking sleep: Counting sheep doesn’t work for 5-year-old
• Former rivals, city and county alumni set to break at reunion
• Broadband speeds vary
• Local festival to pay homage to Bill Monroe
• Mid-Continent holding info sessions
• Just dance
• Don't miss out: Live music events will keep you on your toes
• Street closings set next week
• Ky. 416 exit ramps closed next week
• Our leaders have failed us in debt crisis
• Property values rise too quickly
• Getting a handle on entitlements would go a long way
• Need is great for released inmates
• Being lost in His love brings eternal blessings
• Newton set to lead Cats
• Standard & Poors downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• NASA craft begins five-year flight to Jupiter
• Polygamist leader walks out of sentencing hearing
• Five former police officers convicted in post-Katrina shootings
• Body of missing fisherman found in Ohio River
• Woman convicted in Pitino extortion files appeal, claims conspiracy
• Are you ready for the new semester?? Classes start August 15th!! We look forwa...
• We still love Lucy: Lucille Ball would have been 100 on Saturday
• Private pilot, 75, explains her encounter with fighter interceptors
• Border state gun shop owners sue over new requirement
• Millions being spent on Kentucky VA hospital slated for replacement
• Senate ends partial shutdown at U.S. aviation agency
• This morning, Friday, August 5, from 8:00 am – noon, limited services will be av...
• Volunteer finds best way to keep up with kids: Go where they are
• School district seeking volunteers
• County graduation rate tops state numbers
• Other than a few bus issues, first day of school went well
• Prayer service set tonight for Herron
• HPD: Arrest of pair solves several other cases
• We’re a parasite?
• President Obama: Has attitude of compromise suddenly made him irrelevant?
• McCain: The old one’s back, and just in time
• Mole often paid price to protect children’s health
• Caring for the community
• Former Cards coach Kragthorpe has Parkinson's
• Strong satisfied with Cards' first practice
• Wildcats arrive for start of fall camp
• Judge orders Mattel to pay $309 million in Bratz suit
• Polygamist leader convicted of child sex abuse
• Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Kentucky high school teacher facing sex charges
• Lewis and MDA mum on reasons for comedian’s exit from telethon
• Senate deal on worker aid opens way for vote on free trade agreements
• Open Registration is Wednesday, August 10th, 9am - 1pm or 4pm - 6pm. Registratio...
• 'Gray hairs': Obama celebrating 50th birthday at White House
• Two Kentucky college students die in crash near Bowling Green
• UPDATE: Virginia Tech lifts alert after report of gunman
• Kentucky sisters file suit to get Social Security numbers
• Cards off to the Bahamas
• Smoke detectors a life saver in mobile home fire
• Pitino OK with UK borrowing arena
• Col golfers off to strong start
• Panel sends riverfront rezoning to city
• Schools back in session; drivers urged to use caution
• Recycling reminder
• HMP&L requesting bond issue
• HMP&L to replace underground lines
• Editorial: Congress goes from mess to mess
• Moving forward: Those at Denver gathering might be able to save America
• America's curse: It's awfully mushy in the middle
• King's Highway to headline event at Angel Mounds
• Toddler program returning to Audubon Park
• Obama hits campaign trail for fund raisers
• Anthony won't have to return to Florida for probation
• Stepfather's truck taken from home of dead New Hampshire girl
• Woman claims infamous air hijacker D.B. Cooper is her uncle
• Cardinals manager says heckling went too far in Milwaukee game
• Kutcher will play broken-hearted billionaire on 'Two and a Half Men'
• Beshear visits Kentucky soldiers in Afghanistan as tour continues
• Fort Campbell soldier sought in daughter’s death caught in Texas
• Former Kentucky social worker charged with faking records
• Beshear should be ready for Fancy Farm heat
• Babe Ruth squad eliminated from regional
• County's tax rate to stay the same
• Account set up to help teen
• Wreck victim, family now focused on recovery
• Question box: Bus routes based on school district boundaries
• Bean, corn crops not faring well
• Dollar General, archery addition top building permits
• Taking heat: Firefighters endure double the misery on hot days
• Audubon Parkway interchange reopening may be delayed
• Editorial: Debt-ceiling resolution thrown at next Congress
• Sometimes the first day of school is hard for grandpa, too
• Reserve your pet a space at low-cost spay-neuter clinic
• Senate panel votes to extend surveillance law
• Debt deal alone won't sustain AAA credit rating
• Iraq wants to negotiate continued U.S. troop presence
• Americans cuts spending for first time in 20 months
• Marine Corps seeks award for first black troops
• Classified documents on Bay of Pigs released
• Beshear visits Kentucky troops in Iraq, Kuwait
• Senate Democrats seek to end FAA shutdown
• 'Happy as a tick': Kentucky judge issues humorous order
• 11 hospitalized after tear gas grenade explodes in Kentucky
• Kentucky reports 76 percent high school graduation rate
• Dropped round helped champ
• Hunsaker claims city title
• Babe Ruth team reaches Final Four
• Colonels win Daviess Co. Invitational
• A double blow: Homefolks, Matts going out of business
• Caution urged as construction continues on Audubon Parkway
• School staff meeting today
• Two men charged with theft
• Coal counties to receive funds
• Hot, dry conditions continue to stress crops
• Betty Moore: 'She was our rock'
• Running short on cash, al-Qaida resorts to car wash
• Americans embarrassed about their government
• HCC dental clinic accepting new patients
• Funding available for local food and shelter services
• Polygamist leader: God demands judge's removal
• FBI investigating tip that dead man is D.B. Cooper
• Ted Bundy's DNA to be added to national database
• Justice Department challenges Alabama immigration law
• House advances debt bill; Senate to vote Tuesday
• Popular heartburn drugs may increase esophageal cancer risk
• Henderson County school staffers getting set for Thursday's opening day of classes
• Homefolks and Matt’s stores will be going out of business
• UK Medical Center device helps man withstand lung transplant
• Governor candidate David Williams now facing ethics charge
• Customers unhappy to find post offices on list of possible closures
• Developers abandon plans for Louisville skyscraper
• Connect for a Cause Professional Speed Networking Event to benefit the Evansvill...
• Most mechanics could help with car-horn prank
• City Golf will conclude today
• Local rider competes in motocross national championships
• Hall of Fame's past inductees invited to participate
• Henderson Babe Ruth team wins opener
• Customers unhappy to find post offices on list of possible closures
• Schools back in session on Thursday
• Heat forcing early trash pickup
• Local teen earns Eagle Scout, constructs bridge
• Riverfront zoning on planning agenda
• Pool hours changing
• Do River Walk savings equal new shelter?
• Driver's ed: Local school could use someone to take the wheel
• Yesterday's news: Exhibition sparks city's first auto purchase
• Bucket list: Woman crosses off two, still has several more to go
• Henderson Hotel to get a facelift
• New school leaders recall days as students, realize need to be good role models
• Bike riding's no time to get fussy
• Trees planted at Sept. 11 crash site in Pennsylvania
• Perry says he would back federal marriage amendment
• AWOL soldier defiantly shouts Fort Hood suspect's name
• No debt limit deal yet that would avert default
• Knox trial turns into battle of DNA
• Bush to attend Sept. 11 anniversary ceremony
• Two Americans held in Iran could be released
• Debt mess shows Washington's awful side
• Payton d'Oro to run at Saratoga
• Seven returnees welcome Grace as girls golf coach
• Ellis fun: Owner says exotic animals always big hit at track
• School board weighs new voter districts
• District boundaries to get first reading
• Social Security shortening hours
• Fake KFC survey circulating
• State to extend Owensboro Bypass
• Citizen column: Where does all that money go, and who foots the bill?
• Citizen column: Will this fairy tale have a happy ending?
• Letter: Republicans fail to give Obama credit
• Letter: GOP irresponsible in debt talks
• Get out of comfort zone, start helping others
• Top U.S. officials debate drone strikes in Pakistan
• A week later, Norway begins burying 77 victims of massacre
• AWOL soldier from Fort Campbell defiant in first court appearance
• Henderson teen listed in critical condition after Thursday night bypass wreck
• 'Sedentary Parade' set for Lexington, named laziest city in U.S.
• 275 temporary workers sought for Kentucky State Fair
• Kentucky Senate president urges special session to save tax credits
• On Friday, August 5, from 8:00 am – noon, limited services will be available at...
• Cats, Cards gear up for Governor's Cup
• Mayor eyes long-range financial plan
• Truck driver injured after object hits windshield
• Couple retracing Lewis and Clark trip on a fishing boat
• Arts event for disabled kids gets funding
• Local jobless rate up from May
• Levex closes out Summer Concert Series
• Letter: What about all the jobs lost?
• Letter: Richey salary spurs outrage
• Letter: School Blitz was a success
• Solution to debt ceiling crisis: Throw the rascals out, all of them
• Rangers fall to Jasper
• Babe Ruth team will get second chance in regional
• When it comes to making deals, Obama is no LBJ
• AWOL soldier from Fort Campbell arrested in Texas
• Daviess County, Ky., reaches Disabilities Act settlement with feds
• Details emerge on possible post office closures
• Subdivisions hearing set for early September
• Henderson's Best edition coming Friday
• Officials unhappy with mowing progress
• Group collecting funds for new shoes
• Attorney general sues Daymar College
• Editorial: Norway officials face barrage of security issues
• Cable boxes feeding on power while we sleep
• Reality check? Implausibility running rampant in U.S.
• Friends: Allison killed over cap
• Cards deal for pitching
• Astros hold off Cards
• Kerry Kurt Phillips to speak at chamber breakfast
• Train sparks brush fire near downtown CSX bridge
• Bad habit? Ozone warning in effect for another day
• Cardinals trade centerfielder Rasmus, acquire pitcher Edwin Jackson
• Kentucky attorney general takes legal action against for-profit college
• Man credited with ‘Don’t Squeeze the Charmin’ campaign dies
• Indiana mom accused of not protecting son fatally shot by brother
• GOP retools proposal in House as Congress seeks debt fix
• Arrests in Kentucky prompt delays for Iraqis seeking safety in U.S.
• Friends say ex-UK basketball player was killed over baseball cap
• Beshear, not Obama, got cold shoulder on president's Fort Campbell visit
• River Walk extension getting redesign
• Sidewalk plans closer to fruition
• Teachers go door-to-door to meet students, parents
• Two local 4-Hers win state horse competitions
• Bigger 'Sidewalk Sales' on tap for downtown
• Henderson Babe Ruth team falls in state finals
• Lots of fun on tap at Audubon park
• Editorial: Debt default would bring new players to table
• House GOP sadly lacking courage
• Remember, it's not always easy to recollect life's appointments
• Right-hand southbound lane of Green Street to close at First St.
• Power restored after outage at Niagara
• In wake of sexual allegation, Democratic congressman will resign
• Henderson Community College - Ticketing and Box Office
• Another ozone alert issued for area on Wednesday
• UPDATE: Crews find body of missing Louisville 2-year-old
• ATV riders find body at abandoned Kentucky strip mine
• The Henderson County Schools Home Visit Blitz scheduled July 26, 2011, is a way to build relationships between the home, community and schools before the school year starts.
• State consolidating two local offices
• Family gave lots of love, support during tragedy
• Lane closures to begin on Green, Fifth streets
• Elementary teachers fanning out for visits
• Heat, humidity adding stress to local crops and livestock
• Henderson 14-year-olds reach state finals
• Performing arts tickets on sale
• Tickets still available for Arts Alliance fundraiser in August
• Teen thought he would die in Alaska bear attack
• Lawmakers trade blame over airport project delays
• Wisconsin professor wins 2011 bad writing contest
• Post Office looking to close offices to save money
• Kentucky jail inmate at large after being released by mistake
• Man wakes up after 21 hours in morgue refrigerator
• Man sentenced to life for killing soldier outside recruiting station
• Hunsaker extends lead in city championship
• Kentucky has until 2012 to implement new health insurance rules
• Kentucky man faces murder charge after crash kills 2-year-old daughter
• Attention Students!!! Would you like to work at HCC part-time? If you are receiving Financial Aid then you are eligible to apply for a position as a work study. You may pick up your application in the Welcome Center Monday – Friday 8:00 am –
• One dead, one jailed following Ky. 351 wreck
• Rangers to play for district title
• Big Rivers rate hearing at hand
• Knock, knock! School system’s home visitation blitz set for Tuesday
• Readifest planned Monday
• HCHS schedule pickup dates have been altered
• Early trash collection set
• Fox 44 listings now added to Gleaner TV book
• So long, shuttle: Last touch-down for America’s workhorse spacecraft
• Should Corydon disincorporate?
• ‘Spanish Prisoner’ scam once targeted locals
• Need privacy? Five-year-old has simple solution
• Two here honored for aid to cancer patients
• Jobs edging up a little bit here
• Bluegrass festival plans to kick off another year
• Single tickets are going on sale for arts season
• Colonels' Capps joins Brescia's rebuilding effort
• Henderson teams advance
• Hunsaker takes one-stroke lead in first round of city tournament
• Still swinging at 90: Age doesn't slow down golfers
• Henderson's 12-year-olds win region opener
• Retiring librarian knows the secret to good service
• eBooks demand growing quickly
• City to hear of new rules for subdivision
• Dutch official praises Station One proposal
• Insight's 'boxless' TV lineup
• Family Day teaches healthy habits
• President, his party offering no solutions
• Community focus on kids needed
• Letter: Cutting deductions 'does not make sense'
• Letter: Work together or lose country
• Playing greed game gets us nowhere
• Toll in homegrown Norway terror attack at least 80
• Corporate profits boom; jobs, wages are a bust
• Witness: Sergeant bragged of killing unarmed man
• Houston welcomes home final shuttle crew
• Norway labels bombing, shootings domestic terror
• Boehner breaks off debt talks with Obama
• Obama formally ends gays in military ban
• HCC receives an AWS welding grant today!
• Police: Kentucky woman charged with abuse locked child in dog cage
• House shares the pain, OKs cutting its own budget
• Drunken driving, traffic crime deportations set record
• Kentucky constable, wife facing federal drug charges
• Judge: County a team effort
• Doria Bugg is new Bend Gate principal
• Campaign encourages spending in Henderson
• New Heritage Trio takes stage in concert series
• ‘Y’ going on break over next week
• When temperatures rise, Ellis Park horsemen take added precautions
• Petraeus: Trading uniform for cloak, dagger
• Barry Potter
• Tax loopholes leak billions in revenue
• 'Church misfit'
• Rangers drop district opener to Bowling Green
• EPA keeps surface mining water quality guidelines
• New hope in debt talks still facing some resistance
• FEC says Edwards should repay $2 million in federal funds
• States cut programs that help poor pay utility bills
• Panetta to approve end to military gay ban
• Government proposes clearer labeling of meat additives
• Hot nights can compound danger from heat waves
• Top two prescription drug management companies uniting in $29 billion deal
• Independent Galbraith officially enters Kentucky governor’s race
• Truck driver contests murder charge in Kentucky buggy crash
• Dozen chickens found in hot car in Kentucky parking lot
• Bedbugs found in University of Kentucky Student Center lounge
• Kentucky couple charged after boy found malnourished
• Firefighters secure funds for Sept. 11 monument
• Readifest will help school preparation
• ‘Home Visit Blitz’ set Tuesday
• Recycling: This is 'B' week
• Union Co. farm tour set
• Henderson County baby contest winners
• Editorial: Foreigners dismiss risk of default
• Benefits: Some are more conveniently overlooked than others
• Murdoch: Media mogul quickly slides down the hill
• First Family
• Local Babe Ruth All-Stars roll
• Texas man executed for killing store clerk
• Skull unearthed at bottom of Pearl Harbor
• Three swept over Yosemite waterfall feared dead
• Bipartisan tax plan trims valued deductions
• If debt deal is near, Obama would approve stopgap measure
• Fort Campbell says Muslim soldier opposed to war is AWOL
• Financial Aid Information: FAFSA applications filed after 7/31/2011 may not be completed in time for tuition deadline....You may charge your books 8/5/11 - 8/23/11( with a photo ID and a schedule), however you will not be able to charge books the same da
• Retailers to bring fresh produce to 1,500 'food deserts' in coming years
• Heat ‘dome’ traps much of U.S. in pressure cooker
• Kentucky football, girls’ hoops championships back in Bowling Green
• Last space shuttle aims for Thursday landing
• Dunking booth spoofing Anthony trial shut down in Lexington
• Kentucky Gov. Beshear touts one new industry, two expansions
• County to finish Bent Creek project
• Court OKs new voter alignment
• Some may see changes in HWU bill
• Healthy Family Day set at Farmers Market
• OVAL plans local art events in fall
• Editorial: Sleep
• Space
• The best stuff
• Stories they could tell
• ‘Regional Voices’ to revisit Handy Festival
• Local groups get art grants
• ‘Simply Cooking’ planned Thursday
• Library hosting Multicultural Fest
• Family Fun Night set July 25
• House approves spending cuts but veto looms
• Bachmann: Migraines won't impede White House goals
• Williams airs first TV ad of Kentucky governor campaign
• Vick takes anti-dog fighting message to Congress
• Japanese tea ceremony held at Pearl Harbor
• Governor makes industrial announcements here
• Government advisers: Cover birth control for free
• Kentucky cuts funding for service to blind children
• Former USDA official’s defamation case against blogger to begin
• Glen Campbell shines in first show since Alzheimer’s announcement
• Police investigate disabled Kentucky woman left on hot bus for hours
• Father, son survive lightning strike in Kentucky
• Reminder: Last day to withdraw with a "W" at the Instructor's discretion is July 22nd.
• Henderson schools chief gets good grade
• Hot enough for ya?! Weather service telling folks to play it safe this week
• Cooling centers to provide heat relief
• HCC gets scarce grant to train local welders
• County officials question precinct changes
• Plenty of rain so far for crops
• Weight: Americans trying to chip away gains
• GOP game of chicken could have tragic result
• Henderson teams win state titles
• Now it’s time to raise demagoguery ceiling
• Sept. 11 families want info on phone hacking probe
• Republicans shrug off veto threat on spending cuts
• Police say Florida teen killed parents, threw party
• NASA spacecraft orbiting massive asteroid
• Letter: EPA knew about Montana Superfund sales
• Henderson starting trash pickup earlier this week due to extreme heat
• Man surrenders after he’s charged again in Western Kentucky slaying
• Are you an HCC Alumni? If so, be sure and check out our HCC Alumni FB page for information specifically for you! Update us on what you are doing now that you are a graduate and share some of your favorite HCC memories with us. We want to hear from you
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear to visit Henderson on Tuesday
• ATV crash in southern Kentucky kills Ohio man
• Company offers $10,000 reward in copper theft that knocked out phones
• Tractor pride: Some turn love of farm machines into family affair
• 2-year-old Kentucky boy dead after being found in pool
• Vigil held for young Kentucky mother missing for a year
• Kentucky soldier killed in combat had just re-enlisted
• Tractor pride: Some turn love of farm machines into family affair
• Owensboro teen named Miss Henderson County
• County considers new voter districts
• Fifth street and Main to close due to gas line repairs
• Caring for caregivers
• Charlie Lynn: Winning smile, winning legacy for ex-city manager
• Mail call: Slow way to speedway and light not so fantastic
• Super service: Filling up had its glamour days in Henderson 75 years ago
• Four-year-old is ready to give brother the boot
• Woman shares love of plants with apartment residents
• Starting business takes many steps
• Jamaican mission trip is eye-opening experience for local teen
• Rangers sweep doubleheader to reach 20-win mark
• Henderson teams reach state finals
• Combest's comeback story will be told on ESPN Classic
• Iowa governor says Perry likely to run in 2012
• On last day in jail, Casey Anthony's future uncertain
• Kansas woman fined for repeated littering in man's yard
• Troops march in San Diego gay pride parade
• Atlanta schools created culture of cheating, fear
• Farm groups fear lasting effects from debt negotiations
• Oil spill cleanup turns up trove of Indian relics
• Shooter in Afghan army uniform kills NATO trooper
• TWA Flight 800 families mark 15 years since crash
• Broken state budgets lead to cuts in home health care
• Corydon staffers protest firings
• Potter fever Local fans turnout in droves to see last flick
• World Changers say goodbye till next year
• Last full day of fair set today
• Caring for caregivers
• On the farm: Investors see big potential
• Letter: City should say bye to ‘Good Time Charlie’
• Letter: President has done his part
• Letter: Time to help out Aunt Sammie
• Service: Wathen gave much to our community
• God’s promises should provide great comfort
• Utah woman offers organ donation, then kills self
• Lawmaker wields budget ax over China space ties
• Obama wants military — not courts — to end gay ban
• Romney banks 3-1 cash edge over nearest rival
• NASCAR president vows to fix Kentucky Speedway traffic woes
• Biblical theme park couldn’t pass up Kentucky offer
• Ex-UK president’s campus office renovation to cost $143,000
• Henderson water worker injured in saw accident
• Ford gets 17,000 applications for 1,800 jobs in Louisville
• Police: Wrong-way crash on Interstate 75 kills two in Kentucky
• Woman attacks Kentucky family court judge during hearing
• Expanded gambling moves one step closer to Ellis Park
• ‘Honored to serve’ Learning center administrator named
• Events, fun going strong at county fair
• Henderson Beach Party Expo tonight
• Concert series continues
• Some have made great strides; others have not
• Disgraceful game of chicken on Capitol Hill
• Cal Ripken All-Stars win tourney opener
• Sept. 11 tributes spread across country
• Cain says Tennessee mosque would expand extremism
• Report: Three charged in slaying poured acid on victim
• Bound woman found hanging at California mansion
• Deal reached to avert Minnesota government shutdown
• Wall Street appears unfazed by possible debt default
• UPDATE: KSP locates Daviess County man who had been missing
• Small Kentucky city rallies around biracial couple after vandalism
• UPDATE: Commission OKs Instant Racing at Kentucky Downs
• Body of Michigan man recovered from Kentucky Lake
• Kentucky school shooter loses bid to withdraw guilty plea
• Take a look at the video and see what Hugh E. Sandefur Training Center is all about. Hugh E. Sandefur Training Center is participating in the Toyota 100 Cars for Good. The voting day for Hugh E. Sandefur is Saturday, July 16th. Log into your facebook on
• New rabbit, poultry exhibits big hits at county fair
• Henderson County Fair schedule
• County won't keep big windfall
• Bikefest crowds will be roaring through western Kentucky
• Former city manager dies
• Local resident's plate runneth over
• Editorial: No-texting law still worthwhile as a deterrent
• Republicans pledge fealty to Grover Norquist, not to U.S.
• Tabloids: Scandal serves as vital warning
• USA on to World Cup final!
• Suspect allowed to view child porn in Wash. jail
• Tonight's World Changers worship service location changed
• Kentucky State Fair tickets discounted in advance
• Wambach lifts U.S. to World Cup final with 3-1 win over France
• Budget deficit on track to top $1 trillion for third year
• Chrysler recalling 242,000 Ram pickup trucks
• Ohio County, Ky., deputy fired after allegedly beating dog
• City panel OKs riverfront events barge
• World Changers Mission project benefits residents, youth alike
• 4-H shows provide kids with education
• Henderson County Fair schedule
• Editorial: Social Security mistakes numerous
• President Obama treats trade treaties badly
• When was the last time you got a gift shop shock?
• NL All-Stars beat AL 5-1
• Historic Farm Tour coming up
• Multicultural Fest scheduled
• District vision meeting today
• Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Dairy group criticized for new advertising gimmick
• Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• GOP effort fails to dim light bulb regulations
• TAKE NOTE! City garbage collection crews will be running 1 hour early due to heat
• Creator of television's ‘Brady Bunch’ and ‘Gilligan’s Island’ dies
• Bird causes Kenergy power outage
• UPDATE: Transportation worker overcome by heat, is now home from hospital
• Louisville businesses struggle without water after massive main rupture
• There is still time to purchase your tickets for the Marty Stuart show. This event will be the kick-off event for the 2011 Bluegrass in the Park and Folklife Festival. For more information about tickets vist the Henderson Area Arts Alliance website (www.
• Anti-porn group allowed to raise funds through sale of Kentucky license plate
• An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect today. Here are a few tips to help you beat the heat.....and be safe.
• Schools chief evaluation to be released next week
• 'Cold' front may bring tiny bit of relief to area
• Without help, event for kids with disabilities won't be held this year
• World Changers service open to public
• County road work planned
• Editorial: It's time for big business to start hiring
• Are states wise to sell services?
• Marriage: Some think feds should promote it
• Recent burglaries in U.S. 60-East area thought to be related
• Henderson shooting victim released from hospital
• ATF to require gunbuyer information in states on Mexican border
• Principal selection process changing
• With abuse increasing, Army limits addictive medications
• Seat belt enforcement campaign cites 21,000 in Kentucky
• Dangerously hot weather settles in across Kentucky
• Principal selection process changing
• HCHS schedule pickup dates have been altered
• Church mission repairs hearts, buildings
• Beach Party Business Expo
• Lane closures to start on Audubon
• Obesity making big news, but it grows and…
• NASCAR's big dogs make run at Kentucky Speedway
• One hot summer
• New fridge has impressive feature
• Fan-tastic! Author gives insight into ways of the past
• Fall sports are nearly here — already
• Kentucky Speedway shines
• Relax: Cinema doing just fine
• Retirement opens door for gardener
• Fair days: Lots of good times on tap this week
• Man in vehicle shot by unknown assailant in passing vehicle
• Casey Anthony vitriol spreads through social media
• Panetta says U.S. is within reach of defeating al-Qaida
• Henderson man dies in vehicle fire
• Calvin Borel returns to Ellis, draws in the fans
• Ellis ranked 7th in U.S., Canada by bettors group
• Overnight deluge hurts farmers
• Local graduate is Fulbright Scholar
• Sign, fireworks on city agenda
• Insurance: City meetings leave questions
• Letter: Debt ceiling must be raised
• Letter: Default will ensure GOP defeat
• Never waste blessings from God
• Former First Lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Fort Campbell soldier set for trial in dog's death, skinning
• Heavy rain, multiple accidents close Interstate 75 near Lexington
• University of Kentucky hospital sues to force someone to claim body
• Unemployment rate rises to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• Four charged with aiming laser pointer at Kentucky police helicopter
• Owensboro to Nashville commuter flights to end in September
• Kyle Busch gets trucks win at Kentucky
• Kentucky has Sprint Cup fever
• Newton takes leadership role for Cats
• Back to the music: Sell-Outs on stage tonight at Audubon Mill Park
• P'Pool would fight health-care reform
• 'Carmageddon': Pennyrile extension provides a detour for U.S. 41-A work
• Tips for caregivers to be offered here
• Bend Gate school-based council holding meeting
• Shuttle: Program kept ambition aloft
• Casey Anthony: In another trial of the century, maybe it's the culture to be blamed
• Talent enticed with kickball
• Summerfest: Sebree event starts today
• House rejects effort to prohibit funds for U.S. action against Libya
• Fans gather for final Harry Potter premiere in London
• Government to ease home foreclosure rules for unemployed
• Ford hiring 1,800 to build Escape in Louisville
• Fewer people sought unemployment benefits last week
• News of the World newspaper shutting down amid scandal
• Central Kentucky auto parts supplier laying off 127
• New distillery locating in downtown Louisville
• Logano is eyeing victory at Kentucky
• Reds top Cards 9-8 in 13 innings
• Urgent care clinic, GameStop top permits
• Redbanks purchases Sebree nursing home
• Intergenerational Camp brings young, old together
• State of county, city addresses coming up
• Visioning meeting is tonight
• Obedience, agility dog trial planned
• Noted temperance drama by Unicorn Players has it all
• Editorial: Just how should we exit Iraq?
• Maybe someone will shed light on Anthony verdict
• Obama is getting on-the-job retraining from Clinton
• It's B week for recyclers; pickup will be one day late
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• 11-year-old Indiana murder defendant described as upset, remorseful
• Kentucky reinforcing security force at state Capitol
• Obama to send condolence letters on combat troop suicides
• Clean-up continues after train derailment spills grain in Henderson County, Ky.
• Ohio County, Ky., deputy suspended after allegedly beating dog
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear to announce industrial expansions in Henderson
• McConnell appeals to attorney general to move Kentucky terrorism case
• Victims identified in Louisville workplace murder-suicide
• McHatton could be dual threat for Brescia
• Still great! Postponed July Fourth celebration doesn't disappoint
• Police take 59 fireworks calls over the weekend
• Phillips takes lawsuit to U.S. court
• Bicycling program exceeds expectations, sets new goal
• Sebree elementary principal selected
• Court waives fee for archery building
• Deadline approaching for OVAL entries
• Editorial: North Korea's promise for greatness not going as planned
• Travelers search for country music finds U2 instead
• Bachmann-Palin feud would have been entertaining
• Train derailment spills soybeans south of Henderson
• Louisville police: LG&E worker kills supervisor, himself
• Kentucky counties preparing for massive NASCAR crowds this week
• July already??? The fall semester is fast approaching. Are you ready??
• Methodist Hospital Opens "Thirst Aid Station" Proudly Serving Starbucks® Coffee.
• Senate weighs resolution on continuing U.S. action against Libya
• Vote on Paducah-McCracken government merger may be next year
• Kentucky texting while driving ban proving hard to enforce
• Two dead, one missing after Kentucky River swimming accident
• Henderson Rangers improve record to 15-2
• School district set to hold community forums
• Weather delays fireworks celebration
• Fair time: Annual county showcase runs July 10-16
• There's something for everyone at this weekend's Sebree Summerfest
• Owensboro's 'Blue Bridge' closing for three months
• Trash pickup schedule modified
• Editorial: Population expansion brings consequences
• FBI overstepping its bounds again
• Seven still missing from fishing boat that capsized off Mexico
• Obama thanks troops at Fourth of July party on South Lawn
• Fireworks, parades, hot dogs and politics as America celebrates
• Astronauts arrive for final shuttle countdown
• Jury ends first day without verdict in Casey Anthony trial
• Study questions whether mother's age, health boost autism risk
• Warming oceans speeding melting of polar ice
• Happy Fourth!
• Panel eyes zoning ordinance changes
• County to consider applying for retention basin grant
• Owensboro's 'Blue Bridge' closing for three months
• Ellis opener has fans cheering
• Walking tour takes participants back in time
• Tomatoes: Mine are special, just ask the squirrels
• Hot weather hints: From shears to sparklers, some friendly advice
• July Fourth celebration here in 1911 had no fireworks
• New snack makes girl a little bit uneasy
• Hair-razing: Curator taking it off to aid collection
• Planters to get 'a Maish spin'
• Arts alliance hopes to build on momentum
• Take us home
• Long-time friends set to become race track rivals
• Man allegedly assaults deputy, leads police on several chases
• Kentucky Speedway sells out
• Rangers post four victories
• Methodist Hospital announces rate hike
• City enthusiastically welcomes first July 4 with fireworks
• Get involved: SBDM meetings open to public
• Sebree Firecracker Run today
• Ozone alert continues
• Historical walking tour scheduled
• Insurance: City confronting some tough choices
• Letter: Where is sacrifice of the rich?
• Letter: Seniors can't afford more cuts
• Letter: U.S. must support Israeli people
• Land of the free: Liberty also vital aspect of our spiritual life
• 'Full of life': Friends devastated over woman's suspicious death
• Closing arguments in Casey Anthony trial expected Sunday
• Shriver files papers to divorce Schwarzenegger
• 11-year-old Indiana boy accused of killing 6-year-old brother
• Seattle man charged in 1957 death of Illinois girl
• George Day sues Henderson Police Department, 'unknown officers'
• Woman whose body was found at Calumet Farm committed suicide
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist injured on wreck on bridge
• Kentucky’s state tax rate unchanged for coming fiscal year
• Fish and Wildlife officials fighting problem of wild pigs in Kentucky
• Kentucky police officer injured in fall from hood of fleeing car
• Pop! Bang! Practice safety while using fireworks
• HCC campus will be closed on Monday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. We hope you enjoy the holiday and we will be open our normal business hours (8 am - 4:30 pm) beginning on Tuesday, July 5th.
• Appeals board upholds city tax
• Discovery of old bone halts post office work
• Utility rate hike hearings set
• 'We're here on a mission'
• Pop! Bang! Practice safetly while using fireworks
• Trash collection changes for holiday
• Obama too dismissive of Libya critics
• Peter Falk: Actor's Columbo legacy? 'Just one more thing'
• CEO bashing irrational sport
• The NBA lockout is on!
• Casey Anthony doesn't take stand as defense rests
• Wacky weather means snow on Fourth for Mountain West
• Recess canceled; Senate to work next week on debt
• Four people charged in Kentucky with lottery fraud in sting
• Louisville priest indicted on sodomy charges
• Man stung by scorpion on commercial airline flight
• Elderly Kentuckians again targets of money scam
• Officials identify Kentucky coal miner killed in roof fall
• Patriot seeking permits for mine
• Suspicious death probe ongoing
• Bend Gate principal gets new school job
• Get 'A' jump on it
• Cards release Franklin
• Growing good: Apartment residents team to care for garden
• Police cracking down on impaired driving over holiday
• Editorial: Smarter TSA screening methods needed
• Obama's Libya plan looks familiar
• Blagojevich: This time the old razzle-dazzle failed to sway jury
• School district set to hold community forums
• Pulaski County seeks loans for Ten Commandments legal fees
• Lexington police investigate body found at Calumet Farm
• One-third of Americans suffer from chronic pain
• Westboro Baptist Church members took part in FBI training
• Defense in Casey Anthony case may finish Thursday
• Southbound bridge lanes restricted Thursday for cleaning
• Boil water advisory lifted for Geneva area
• Federal appeals court rules in favor of health care overhaul
• Feds: Mine faked reports before West Virginia blast that killed 29
• Counterfeit watches worth $1 million seized at UPS facility in Louisville
• Federal agency to seek comment on sandhill crane hunt in Kentucky
• Two ATVs collide in western Kentucky; woman killed
• City tables health insurance
• Engineers recommended for flood basin
• School district sets first forum to look at mission statement
• More news, westerns on WTVW once Fox fades out
• Smith Mills alumni planning reunion
• Gamecocks beat Gators to repeat as CWS champs
• School district names new principals
• Editorial: Boehner gets little help in debt ceiling negotiations
• Immigrants: Get-tough laws hurt more than illegals
• Having humbled some hawks, Earl's now conquered some cats
• Audubon State Park plans for busy holiday weekend
• Two Senators want to raise Medicare age to 67
• Palin says she's made no decision on presidential run
• Dozens of Tyson workers in Arkansas hospitalized
• Henderson City Commission delays decision on insurance
• Google starts new social networking feature
• NATO helicopters thwart Kabul hotel attack, six dead
• Sonar used to detect Civil War, World War II shipwrecks
• Global warming continues as greenhouse gas grows
• Los Alamos nuclear lab under siege from wildfire
• Senate panel approves resolution allowing limited Libyan action
• Two new principals named in Henderson County Schools
• Kentucky jail inmate dies on way to hospital
• General named to head U.S. Afghan force supports drawdown
• Something to consider!
• Some good advice for college students on using social media in a positive way!
• City workers hold insurance rally
• Henderson native bringing two more productions to local theater
• Public invited to Wathen reception
• July events scheduled for students
• Corn beginning to tassel in Kentucky
• Accuride stock added to Russell 2000 Index listing
• Ever-expanding information age just keeps broadening horizons
• Entertainers: Is there an agenda in your TV set?
• Sides seem to harden stance during talks on debt
• Supreme Court throws out ban on violent video games
• Elderly woman forced to remove diaper for airport pat-down
• Next gay marriage showdown may be in Minnesota
• Bachmann makes GOP White House bid official
• Blagojevich convicted of corruption
• Boil water advisory issued for Geneva area
• City to discuss benefits
• Literacy program growing on sturdy foundation in Henderson
• Farmers Market patrons turn out to buy local
• Union County to open Public Library Workforce Center
• Webster County paving coming up
• County OK, but city has lit the fuse
• Board splits on Richey contract
• Local post office used to move around quite a bit
• Granny’s cake is almost too pretty to eat
• Walker’s non-fiction book in its fourth edition
• Auto firm passes on town (again)
• Churchill alters schedule to make up missed day
• Quilt squares taking off in Henderson County
• Cowgirl heaven: Sisters compete nationally in barrel racing
• City tackling insurance Tuesday
• Station One proposals part of exhibit in Netherlands
• Poison hotline has influx of calls due to weather
• Henderson jobless rate falling
• Disaster unemployment deadline nears
• Farmers Market kicks off today
• Letter: City workers are suffering
• Too many of us build barriers and just won’t lend our ears
• Get tested for HIV/AIDS; know your status
• When God calls your name, be sure to answer
• Nominate gardens for award
• Haskett named as featured artist
• Death of Henderson 21-year-old being probed, labeled 'suspicious'
• Peter Falk, TV’s rumpled Columbo, has died at 83
• House rejects measure to continue U.S. role in Libya
• Two critically injured when western Kentucky home explodes
• UPDATE: Henderson police investigating suspicious death of local woman
• Kentucky mother enters plea in assault on school bus driver
• Proposed health plan has some up in arms
• Ham Radio: When lines are down, there's still a way to communicate
• Local program brings educational fun to kids' doorsteps
• Summer Concert Series starting
• Planning commission names new director
• HIV Testing Day offers two sites for testing
• Big brother: He's not only one watching, so watch what you do in public
• Pentagon boss has work cut out
• Safe food: Don't sacrifice it in budget fight
• Ohio River Sweep on Saturday
• 'Art of the Hunt' set Aug. 20
• OVAL photography competition coming up
• IRS increases gas mileage deduction in rare midyear move
• Police investigating death at University of Kentucky
• Comedian candidate says he won’t withdraw from Kentucky ag race
• Kentucky police searching for man who escaped from jail
• Henderson Area Arts Alliance has posted the schedule for the 2011-2012 season, which will be presented at the HCC Fine Arts Center.
• Grace advances to quarterfinals of Women's State Am
• Economic growth group kicks off fund drive
• Green light! New traffic signals being activated
• Alleged hostage taker indicted
• Speak up: Comment being sought on local road projects
• Wreck hurts dump truck driver
• Park has plenty of fun on tap
• 'Shutterbug' reception tonight
• Income disparity growing quickly
• His parting gift is blunt candor
• He's a true boy of summer; you should have him over for dinner
• Hair-raising accounts aren’t uncommon in Kentucky
• Poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama's approval ratings
• Do you know the answer? What word when you remove the first letter and put it at the end, do you get the past tense of the word?
• Federal Reserve acknowledges economy is growing more slowly
• Change made to airport screenings for young children
• State trooper from Madisonville given Medal of Valor posthumously
• Flooded Kentucky coal mine may lead to reviews statewide
• Borel will return to race at Ellis this summer
• Grace wins first match in Women's State Am
• Ellis Park hoping to build on last year
• Geary betting on Instant Racing winning court fight
• Shelter added to project list
• Court needs input for rules of procedure
• Jail in black for sixth year
• Court approves fireworks ordinance
• God belongs: Event puts gospel in community spotlight
• Editorial: Don't count Weiner out for good
• Holiday: Space efforts deserve one
• Rory and Arnie: One offers new hero to drink to; other gave his name to drink
• School district seeks help rewriting its mission statement
• Great tips to help keep your Facebook account safe. (Janet)
• Accuride buys wheel plant
• Hedgepath, McHatton make all-state team
• Henderson schools superintendent Richey awarded new two-year contract
• Kanter, Knight work out for Cavs
• Downtown water work nearing final stage
• Man jailed for alleged child abuse
• Farmers Market Kickoff Day will include art, music, hayrides and more
• Former Gleaner carrier sentenced
• Family Fun Night set
• Clouds couldn't keep Handy festival from hoppin'
• Editorial: New Al-Qaida chief has been warned
• Weiner case shows high cost of ignorance
• Voting should be for citizens
• Rangers sweep Boonville
• Kentucky gasoline tax to rise by 1.9 cents a gallon on July 1
• Joker Phillips to speak in Madisonville
• HCC supports Henderson County Schools Home Visit Blitz scheduled for July 26th, 2011
• One dead, one missing in flash flooding in eastern Kentucky
• Methodist Hospital Honored by Premier Healthcare Alliance
• Louisville residents without power; twisters touch down in Kentucky
• Union County, Ky., resident jailed for alleged drug manufacturing
• Three people injured in Henderson County, Ky., accident
• We have two new billboards up..... be the first to post a location (be very exact) and win a prize!!! Happy Billboard Hunting.......... (Janet)
• Casey may get choice of coaching jobs
• Station One proposals to be on a global stage
• Free Internet Wi-Fi coming to riverfront
• Brain bus opens its doors Thursday for students
• Final reading set for fireworks ordinance
• Shop owner, friends fill in the gaps
• Rural highway paving to start
• Youth volunteers help keep party going at Handy
• Henderson woman knows her next dog
• Area utility got its start 50 years ago
• Media relations vital business skill
• Father faces down fears to better help son
• Four-year-old can't resist
• Central Hardin wins state baseball title, 21-2
• W.C. Handy Fest beats the rain
• City commission tackling issues at Tuesday meeting
• Existing industry aide getting to know region
• School board to consider Richey pact
• Nephew named for fallen Marine has big shoes to fill
• McConnell insists terror case be moved
• Providence man appointed to state personnel board
• Handy official says today's line-up has something for everyone
• Java Blues Jam set today
• Artist creates Blues Brother mural on Rookie's wall
• Letter: Wathen made library a treasure
• Letter: Ask Congress to do more against Alzheimer's
• Net gains: Handy screening, booking done mostly online
• Safe teen driving a two-way street
• Libyan leader Gadhafi says NATO will not win
• Letter: Earning degree more important than ever before
• Fathers should
• Giffords to visit hometown this weekend
• Anthony defense expert says trash caused car smell
• Wife of missing retired FBI agent: 'I won't abandon you'
• ICE announces changes to immigration enforcement
• Obama extends National Guard deployment on Mexican border
• Phil Campbells helping tornado-hit Alabama town of Phil Campbell
• Some liberal groups frustrated by pace of Obama’s change
• Sen. McConnell says Kentucky terrorism case is unique
• Kentucky state government sells $7.45 million in surplus real estate
• Death sentence upheld in triple slaying in Kentucky
• City road project schedule outlined
• Union school board picks acting superintendent
• Camp encourages children to explore world of creativity
• African Children's Choir performing at Holy Name
• Something for everyone
• Performers describe variations in their craft at workshop
• Festival 'wish list'
• Fest featuring Houston-born Guitar Shorty
• Blues Blast on hand for today
• Hotel up for auction, park drawing visitors
• NCAA 2011 a summer of discontent
• Should sick leave be part of every job?
• Obama should use Camp David to teach CEOs about creating jobs
• Obama talks drawdown with top Afghan commander
• Civil War trove up for auction at Sotheby's
• Beshear backs moving terror suspects to Guantanamo
• Cancer death rate gap widens based on education
• Baggy pants lead to arrest at San Francisco airport
• Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• House slashes food aid, rejects farm subsidy cuts in spending bill
• Kentucky's jobless rate drops below double digits
• Supreme Court says age must be considered in police interrogations
• House leader challenges Obama's argument on Libyan action
• Funeral held for former Kentucky police officer killed in Afghanistan
• UPDATE: Weiner resigns in wake of sex photos scandal
• Riverfront zoning hearing tame
• Crime Stoppers to begin using answering service
• Recycling funding falls short of requests
• Looking for Bigfoot? County has had its share of mysterious sightings
• Chamber plans free expo
• Community Bike Rides resume
• Zydeco acts on stage tonight
• Zydeco on schedule for tonight
• Streets closed for Handy festival
• Sarah Palin: Just stand next to her and feel the magic
• Editorial: Republicans acted with much restraint during debate
• Maragh suspended for Belmont ride
• Bruins are the best!
• Hackers claim hit on CIA website
• Democrats block effort to cut food aid
• Report: Disabled gay men asked to leave public pool
• Porn actress says Weiner asked her to lie about talks
• U.S. Rep. Giffords released from hospital
• Congress holds second hearing on violent Islam
• Financial disclosure summaries for key federal lawmakers listed
• Weighing cancer risks, from cellphones to coffee
• Owensboro's Blue Bridge set to close July 5
• Methodist Hospital to serve Starbucks Coffee
• Terrorist called linchpin in hunt for bin Laden back with al-Qaida
• Richey's contract on Monday meeting agenda
• Local officials approve pay raise
• Property research workshop at library
• Phone scam preys on emotions
• Two Kentucky-related apps released
• Kentucky 132 repaving to begin
• Festival closing some streets
• Handy lineup promises to be interesting
• Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival schedule
• Garden Club's summer award deadline approaching
• Dad and I had biggest exploits when left to our own devices
• Editorial: To avoid regrets, think before posting
• Skeptics: Warming doubters are not 'deniers'
• Gay federal judge's same-sex marriage ruling upheld
• Record Gulf dead zone in forecast
• CEOs expect hiring, spending to grow
• Airport workers honored for stopping alleged rape
• Debate season swings into high gear for TV, candidates
• Braves fall in state tournament
• Waltrip, Yarborough make NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Social Security makes billions of dollars in improper payments
• Bernanke urges GOP to support raising debt ceiling
• June Is Men's Health Month
• Union County Braves knocked out of state baseball tournament
• Former Utah Gov. Huntsman getting into GOP presidential race
• Retail sales fell for first time in 10 months
• Senate to vote on repealing ethanol tax credits
• Green Street lane closed again
• FEMA center to close Thursday
• Pam Vincent selected as new library director
• School board OKs agreement with new bank
• 'Simply Cooking' session date changed
• Butterfly effect: Artist brings unique outlook to exhibit
• Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival schedule
• NATO: Here's hoping Europe is listening to Gates
• Going green may not be easy, but it's worth a try
• College aid: Sports, academic stars treated differently
• Braves at state today
• Republican candidates rip Obama — not each other — at debate
• Bachmann says she's running for 2012 GOP nomination
• Woman with trail of dead husbands has died
• Gates supports lifting of military's gay ban
• Fire involving wires closes one lane of southbound U.S. 41 bridge
• Ex-campaign worker for Sen. Rand Paul gets probation for scuffle
• Be the first to comment and tell us where this billboard is located and win a prize!!! Start looking :) (Janet) Photo by John Merrill
• Police seeking charges against two Henderson County, Ky., teens for burglaries
• Tea party leader forming political action committee in Kentucky
• Henderson County, Ky., teen charged with DUI after accident
• Interstate construction to be halted before Kentucky NASCAR race
• Kentucky drops Commonwealth Diploma program
• Kentucky treasurer's office looking for owners of unclaimed property
• Pork and potatoes big hit at Taste
• Handy happenings; schedule gives activity list for week
• Henderson Happy Hour kicking off Monday
• Commission may apply for grant
• Riverfront rezoning is closer
• School board meeting planned
• Green Street lane to close
• City offers free golf for kids
• I-164 lane closure planned
• From the mailbag
• Quest for racial equality also played out in Henderson
• ‘Werewolf’ has 4-year-old calling ‘Memmie’
• A happy man
• Tips for getting a business loan
• After 30 years, monthly jam sessions at Keach’s shop come to end this week
• Rangers sweep doubleheader
• Braves will play to win
• Education Secretary working on Plan B for improving schools
• Blast kills 34 in Pakistan as CIA chief visits
• In wake of scandal, congressman seeks leave from House
• Bombings kill at least 21 in Afghanistan
• Premature aging seen as issue for AIDS survivors
• Obama faces more voter anxiety, less excitement
• Emails show Palin lobbying for VP spot on ticket
• Not forgiving others
• Blues and barbecue party starts today
• Fun, food, music on tap
• Main closed again today
• Two assessments reveal widely different results
• Storm, Aces ousted in state softball tournament
• Bats big keys for Braves
• New law is aimed at stopping metal theft
• All answers not in on Fox TV switch
• Man arrested in auto sales burglary
• Police seeking owners of stolen items
• Holy Name providing free meals
• Are we defining insanity with this war?
• Letter: Some sounding off in Sebree
• Letter: Republicans only want cuts
• Yoga beginning at the library
• Turn control of your life over to God
• History shows congressman could survive scandal
• New York tells pet cemeteries to quit taking humans
• Massive Arizona wildfire may enter New Mexico
• Palin emails show her coping with rise to VP slot
• Gates: Future of NATO alliance may be dismal
• Kentucky state revenues up; furloughs may be unnecessary
• Tennessee man jailed after accident in Henderson
• Poor countries say rich nations evade new climate pledges
• Rare, aggressive fungus strikes Joplin tornado victims
• Kentucky Republican Barr wants another shot at Chandler's House seat
• Sebree gearing up for 31st annual Firecracker Run
• Question Box: School lunch program follows federal rules
• Holy Name says goodbye to Father Bradley at reception
• Paving resumes in downtown Henderson
• Henderson teen arrested after series of burglaries
• Cash crunch: Alternative fuels leave highways underfunded
• Main Street closes at 5 p.m. Friday to make way for Handy
• Taste of Henderson Barbecue coming up on Saturday
• Handy prep: Workshop helps kids get ready for Street Strut
• Hopkins Central wins state softball opener
• Braves: Band of brothers
• U.S. forces strike against al-Qaida in Yemen
• Blagojevich's future now in hands of jury
• Family offers reward for missing Indiana student
• Romney to skip Iowa, Florida straw polls
• All of Gingrich's top aides resign, leaving campaign in tatters
• Pediatric Unit Temporarily Relocates
• Summer financial aid disbursement for any refund that you are eligible for will occur on June 23rd. We realize that the PeopleSoft self service screen has an incorrect date and we apologize for any confusion this may have caused!
• Kentucky prosecutor presses for traffic fines against Amish
• Henderson County, Ky., man charged with cultivating marijuana
• Alabama governor signs tough new illegal immigration law
• Kentucky moves closer to regulating online betting
• Strut workshop this afternoon
• Street parade always a Handy highlight
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• USDA names Tri-county natural disaster area
• Four Star board wants to build railroad bridge
• Economic development kickoff event planned
• Fox TV switch might be confusing
• Farmers market kickoff set
• Weiner finding out social media not private
• Belmont showdown set
• Henderson legion team sweeps
• Federal government should follow Lone Star state's fiscal example
• Can we afford to end the fight?
• Congressman's political life dims as lewd photos appear
• Mars mission faces hurdles before liftoff
• Removing Surfing Madonna might take a miracle
• U.N. chief calls for global action to end AIDS
• 500-year-old book on sale in Utah for $35,000
• GM to invest $49 million in southern Indiana plant, affecting 91 jobs
• New Niagara Elementary School principal selected
• Federal appeals judges seem receptive to challenge to health care law
• Delta Air Lines boosts bag limit after soldiers complain
• Deadlocked OPEC leaves output levels unchanged, causing oil price jump
• Kentucky city rounds up drug suspects before new law takes effect
• UPDATE: Ozone expected to stay around Thursday
• First woman to preside over Kentucky Supreme Court case
• Disaster recovery center set to open
• City sign ordinance revisions on way
• Court lowers fireworks permit fee
• Court names lane for Sam Ball
• Community action group wears many hats in Henderson
• Community service group's jobs varied
• Editorial: Afghanistan war strategy rethought again
• Edwards: Where's the crime in being a bum?
• Grand Rapids responds to snub with astonishing online 'lip dub'
• Race for the Cure team kick-off events scheduled
• River Sweep planned Saturday, June 25
• Thousands ordered out of Arizona town as fire nears
• Blagojevich ends seven days of testimony
• Defense presents no case in doctor's assault trial
• Gadhafi daughter files lawsuit over NATO campaign
• Sexting: Is it cheating? Many folks say yes
• Handy Festival featured on KET's "Jubilee — Summertime Blues"
• Tennessee deputy dies from gunshot after stopping at apparent auto accident
• Kentucky men charged after neighbor's mistake leads to marijuana stash
• Students-I hope your summer classes are going well! Summer is a short term, so please be sure to stay ahead of your work and visit with your faculty member if you need extra assistance. It takes 1-2 hours of work completed out of class for each 1 hour in
• Crooke's final move at North Field: signing with KWC
• Henderson man sentenced in infant abuse case
• You can 'Help Others Stay Cool'
• Shelter from heat available
• Ozone alert in effect today
• Gatewood Galbraith running for governor again
• FEMA aid available locally
• Guest column: Agriculture department actively seeking solution for mosquitoes
• 'Mediscare:' What's the real impact of Paul Ryan's plan?
• Disc golf club forming here
• Rocket barrage kills five American soldiers in Baghdad
• Report: Kentucky coal industry surface mine compliance drops
• Henderson man cited for DUI after accident
• Henderson man jailed on robbery charge
• Kenergy recovering from second widespread outage in Henderson Co.
• Kidstuff: Grandson has eye on the stop sign
• Rev. Conn: Chance meeting churns memories
• What's the buzz? Noisy insect horde has worn out its welcome
• Cheers! Park well water controversy was matter of health
• Try these ways to slow junk email
• Local author, artist team up again
• School board meeting set
• County eyes fireworks ordinance
• Sign law changes go before planners
• Ghost stories: Man serves as messenger for strange tales
• Feeling blue(s)? Annual celebration of music and barbecue starts this week
• One step at a time: Relay walkers hit fund goal
• Al-Qaida militant believed to be killed in Pakistan
• Jobs: Obama needs them to keep his
• Mississippi flood begins to abate but is far from over
• Withering temperature — 99 — at near record level
• New Mexico boy, 9, youngest to fly balloon solo
• Study shows drug lowers risk of breast cancer
• Former Secretary of State Eagleburger dies
• Gates: Afghans must take more control of security
• Police: Three arrested in undercover buy at Cairo Elementary School
• Storm claims region softball crown
• Braves to face North Oldham in state tourney
• Survivors, Relay for Life participants join ranks to combat deadly disease
• Hospital plans cancer survivor day activities
• Salvation Army officers say farewell
• State plans $15 million resurfacing on Audubon
• I can fly! Peter Pan ballet crew stretches their wings
• Homebuilding stirs in the county
• God wants to wash away all our sins
• Car on display in Sturgis
• Citizen column: We should honor community's finest
• Letter: 'Angels' gave needed help in emergency
• Letter: 'Pooch World' not necessary
• Letter: Taking bin Laden alive better choice
• Pa. town to pay $600K over boy's police car death
• Appeals court lifts ban on Texas graduation prayer
• Corydon school purchase offer withdrawn
• Sykes closure delayed by customer until July 31
• Stay cool: Heat index will top 100 next couple of days
• National Cancer Survivors Day Activities
• Da Vinci Dancing Robot Video Wins National Marketing Award
• Bruce Begley Receives Kentucky Hospital Association's Distinguished Service Award
• House adopts resolution scolding Obama for actions on Libya
• James Arness of ‘Gunsmoke’ fame dies at 88
• Paving planned on some Henderson streets today
• Suspected drug lab seized in Henderson County
• SEC hoops set to scrap divisions
• Spirit award represents woman who inspired many
• Relay starts tonight at 6
• Faith plays big role in 44-year cancer fight
• Henderson landfill to boost some fees
• School dropout, retention numbers down
• Charity golf scramble scheduled for June 17
• Henderson water district sees less loss
• If life doesn't get you, fear will
• NCAA out of bounds setting limitations on athletes
• Auction of Unabomber mementos nets about $190K
• House passes $42.3B homeland security measure
• Hot deal: Groupon files for highly anticipated IPO
• Henderson man jailed after allegedly firing shots into son's bedroom
• Sex offender who held kidnapped woman for 18 years to spend life in prison
• Officials say cost of Louisville bridges project can be reduced
• Madisonville lands new distribution center
• 11-year-old boy arrested over Indiana school threats
• Couple left child in hot car at Louisville strip club
• Evansville casino plans $7 million in upgrades
• Furtado new coach of Bravettes
• Braves state-bound!
• Both barrels: Second wave of mosquito spraying to begin
• Henderson recycling delayed due to Memorial Day
• Henderson County Library adds literacy stations
• Skype class offered Saturday
• Gooch honored with award
• Audubon walking tour this weekend
• Fighting hunger: Need for assistance remains high across Kentucky
• Editorial: Letter-perfect kids take stage for The Bee
• Democratic Party's new boss seems a lot like the old one
• UPDATE: At least four killed in Massachusetts tornadoes
• State of Alaska set to release Palin emails
• Teacher pleads not guilty in cloroform abuse case
• Taxpayer identity theft is soaring
• Photos from stolen laptop lead to man's arrest
• Investors approve $7.1 billion Alpha takeover of Massey Energy
• Man charged with DUI in bridge wreck that caused traffic tie-up
• FAA to fine people who point lasers at airplanes
• Multi-vehicle crash causing delays on northbound bridge
• Braves reach region finals
• Heat strike first in NBA finals
• Occupational license appeals board hears second case
• Lady Cols' season ends
• Colonels eliminated
• Union County schools chief resigns
• Hot stuff: 'We're definitely running above normal'
• Henderson County Academy graduation rescheduled
• Nine-year-old cancer victim ready for Relay for Life
• Last week's rain slowed planting
• Facebook session slated
• YMCA offering free 'intro' classes Saturday
• Hank: Musical drama recalls brilliance of troubled country superstar
• New execution date can be set for Foster
• Republicans question healthier eating proposals
• Kentucky to offer designation for cultural districts
• Former Kentucky lawmaker Eddie Ballard of Madisonville dies
• Two Iraqis charged in Kentucky with terrorism plotting
• Obama will name businessman Bryson to lead Commerce Department
• Kentucky mother sentenced to 45 years in toddler’s murder
• Kenergy reports more than 300 without power at dawn
• Colonels, Braves advance to region semifinals
• Lady Colonels heat up in regional opener
• Crowd at Memorial Day ceremony braves heat to pay respects
• Trash pickup delayed due to holiday
• Handy festival about to get rolling!
• Motorcyclists collide on U.S. 41-South
• South Heights chosen as model school
• Local principals getting upper-level training
• Lesson learned? Obama ran into brick wall that is Israeli-Palestinian relations
• Editorial: Twister survival needs to be studied
• Guest column: Don't touch the wildlife babies!
• Hackers post phony Tupac story on PBS website
• Henderson teams advance in region play
• Colonels meet Maroons, Union faces Christian in region baseball
• Solemn Central Park display cherished by its visitors
• Patton: We lost legend with Wayne's passing
• Freshman Cooper finishes third in state pole vault
• Colonels, Braves among region's 20-win teams
• Lady Colonels start region play against familiar foe
• Jarrett gratfeul to see neighborhood rejuvenation
• New housing units central to area's improvement
• City offices will be closed Monday
• Hydro plants proposed at Newburgh, Uniontown
• Fire hydrant testing begins Tuesday
• Relay for Life this weekend
• Hospital plans cancer survivor day activities
• Warren farm had unique pets
• Eateries coming
• 'Baygo'
• Money can't buy God's love, power
• Thank a veteran for all our choices
• Revisiting a tribute from a decade ago
• Tornadoes, apocalypse and global warming
• Married couples less than half of U.S. households
• Democrats see Indiana governorship as winnable
• Signs show waning support for Gadhafi
• North Korea frees detained American
• Osama bin Laden death measure of revenge for CIA
• Endeavour astronauts pack up on next-to-last shuttle flight
• Egypt permanently opens Gaza border crossing
• Scientists can't design away tornadoes' deadly threat
• Six HCHS athletes compete in state meet today
• Region softball draw today; baseball draw Sunday
• Ordinance based largely on state provision
• Fireworks law narrowly passes
• Individual FEMA aid now available
• Brain Bus offers students summer learning opportunity
• Grab your tent
• A way to say, 'Thanks!'
• Crystal Cathedral to file bankruptcy exit plan
• Romney could make presidential bid official next week
• Anchor from Blackbeard's ship recovered off N. Carolina
• Arizona sues Justice Department over medical marijuana
• Independent candidate Galbraith gets 5,000 signatures for Kentucky governor run
• Police investigating armed robbery at Henderson liquor store
• Courthouse cross display 'was a mess for awhile'
• Heat oust Bulls, reach NBA finals
• Fallen limbs cause widespread power outage in region
• Cols doubles teams ousted at state
• Two sentenced for role in drug ring
• Lady Cols district champs
• Police stress safety for holiday travels
• Braves claim district title
• Government offices are closed for Memorial Day
• Trash pickup modified
• WWDS: How about a frosty Guinness for those who suffer this malady
• Amnesty: Plans for some illegals needed
• Editorial: A hope for Memorial Day without war
• Henderson native authors book about working on 'Idol'
• Authorities say man planned to kill abortion providers
• Anti-psychotic drugs likely for Giffords suspect
• Judge approves continued use of Jonestown memorial
• Oklahoma jury convicts pharmacist once hailed as hero
• Ex-NC State point guard Ryan Harrow transferring to Kentucky
• Court sustains Arizona law penalizing employers who hire illegal immigrants
• Kenergy outages down to 626 at mid-afternoon
• Lexington two-year-old killed in fall from lawn mower
• UPDATE: Ex-Klan chief in Kentucky sentenced to four years on drug, gun charges
• Judge sides with Marathon in Kentucky gasoline price-gouging case
• Summer classes start Tuesday, May 31st! Are you ready??
• Mavs top Thunder, reach NBA finals
• Storm leaves Henderson unscathed
• District title games set for today
• HCHS doubles teams play at state today
• This is 'B' week for recyclers
• Follow these tips to avoid mosquito bites
• Task force takes aim at mosquito population
• KU seeking rate increase over five years
• Corydon to sell elementary school
• Henderson jobless rate falls
• Editorial: EPA's minimum gasoline mix standard outdated
• Cut it out: The Left's lies on Medicare reform extreme
• Oops! Failed doom won't prevent predictions
• UPDATE:Tornado warning now issued for Tri-county area until 9 p.m.
• Kentucky governor's office suggested meetings between supporters, pension officials
• Kentucky's Sen. Rand Paul leading fight against Patriot Act renewal
• Henderson County, Ky., emergency shelters to open at 3 p.m. today
• Softball district championship postponed
• Motorists: Use caution in this afternoon's coming line of storms
• Boil water advisory lifted for Smith Mills and Corydon, Ky., area
• Remember that open summer registration is this afternoon,in the Administration Building, from 2 pm - 6 pm. (in order to register you must have met the application deadline & completed the admission process). Summer tuition is due today by 6 pm.
• NASCAR driver Kyle Busch cited for doing 128 mph in a 45 zone
• Williams looks to tea party for campaign manager in Kentucky race
• McHatton throws no-no
• Local athletes earn at-large bids for state track meet
• Lady Colonels put win streak on line
• Bravettes batter Lady Trojans 15-0
• Fireworks discussion a tinderbox
• Design approved for 9/11 memorial
• HMP&L will try to sell towboat
• State offices closed Friday
• Singing on whim turns into Carnegie gig
• Local GED ceremony honors 60 students
• School's out: Musings on summer, old tapes and rapturous joke
• Citizen column: Wayne's tradition gives players a dream
• 100 years young: County's newest centenarian 'days in' to another milestone
• Arts activities planned at Audubon
• Free summer meals planned
• Violent storms kill six in Oklahoma, Kansas
• Gates urges Iraq to ask for U.S. troop extension
• Boil water advisory continues for Smith Mills and Corydon area
• Troubled home market creates generation of renters
• Newlyweds recovering from Kentucky crash with police car
• UPDATE: US Bank on Barret Boulevard in Henderson robbed this morning / PHOTOS
• USDA lowers pork’s safe cooking temperature
• Softball opener rained out
• Wayne's reach extended beyond baseball field
• Statewide association gives Begley top honor
• Water budget approved
• First riverfront bids awarded
• Union, Webster residents can seek FEMA assistance
• Red Cross to offer help
• Daniels: Indiana governor lacked fire to make presidential run
• Life on the river: Heritage Days give visitors a good look
• Editorial: It's getting late to move forward on budget
• Missouri tornado death toll at least 116
• Chaplains say troops may fear sharing beliefs on gays
• Miscalculation: Camping now says Rapture Oct. 21
• Boil water advisory in effect on Kentucky 266 in Henderson County
• Number of incarcerated juveniles decreasing in Kentucky
• Two killed during central Kentucky home invasion
• Two men injured in Union County accident
• Newlyweds hospitalized after crash with Lexington police car
• Kentucky school cancels students' trip to France after threat
• Three in custody in Union County after drug-related investigation
• Open Summer Registration - Wednesday, May 25th 2:00-6:00 (In order to register you must have met the application deadline & completed the admission process). Summer Tuition is due Wednesday, May 25th by 6:00 p.m.
• Union, Webster open softball district play
• Cols coach puts positive spin on path
• Colonels sweep Grayson County in doubleheader
• Freshman Cooper wins Colonels' only region crown
• Lady Colonels upset second-ranked Christian Co.
• Good guys win: Archers, merchants, pollworkers all score
• The Lackeys: Some interesting similarities between father and son
• Census count may be off here
• UK women's hoops coach to speak to alumni
• New troupe to perform two plays
• Emily Naas to perform at NYC's Carnegie Hall
• Day at the theater: Local arts alliance finalizes season
• City codes to toughen foreclosed home rules
• Local rescue center hoping to eventually have its own facility
• Location of dog park up for discussion
• Memorial Day Ceremony broadcast online
• The giver: Local man can't help but help others in need
• Green St. lane closure to start
• Union's Hodge signs with Asbury
• Colonels to host track regional today
• Christian hires Smithhart as head coach
• Class of 2011: Commencement especially memorable for one student
• Farm auction brings record price
• Teen claims state prize in Kentucky History Day competition
• Kentuckians continue to offer help in Alabama
• Riverfront water feature to open early next week
• 4-H drumming up interest in awesome activity
• Letter: Consider real cost of apathy
• Letter: Guilty of praising Lord out loud
• Letter: He's just not buying the Rapture
• Letter: Trickle down theory is a failure
• Letter: $4-a-gallon gas isn't so bad
• Letter: Remember senior citizens vote
• Citizen column: Meth affects more than users
• All our strength comes directly from God
• Ohio mom gets life term in baby’s microwave death
• Judge to rule next week in Kentucky gasoline price-gouging case
• Officials: Keep flood debris off Kentucky right-of-way
• Ky. 120 reopens at Webster-Crittenden county line
• HCC appreciates its partnership with Union County Schools!
• Saturday's river heritage celebration will have many attractions
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• General of 101st Airborne returns to Fort Campbell
• Colonels crush Caldwell
• Lady Colonels edge Madisonville 1-0
• From cows to computers, retiring principals saw it all
• Golf course seeking beer license
• Speaker tells officers how churches helped town in drug spiral
• Chamber event moved
• Local native's film released today
• ‘Revelation Trail’ casting call
• Leaks: Crumbling infrastructure again on display in the U.S.
• Strauss-Kahn's case shows flaw in the French
• 'Afghan of Awesomeness' boosts breast cancer fight
• Noah’s Ark theme park gets go-ahead for Kentucky tax incentives
• Agreement reported on four-year extension of Patriot Act
• Independent study faults owner in mine blast that killed 29
• Obama tells Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Kentucky Supreme Court grants DNA test for death row inmate
• Sex offender registry not retroactive, Kentucky Supreme Court rules
• Ambulance stolen from Lexington hospital recovered; police search for thieves
• Legal bills mount for Kentucky counties in 10 Commandments case
• Unique sunset run/walk planned here June 3
• City budget workshop theme: hike
• Lady Cols get their 20th win
• Saturday's river heritage celebration will have many attractions
• Cols claim second win over Tigers
• Energy advocate on duty
• Today is the last day of school
• Doubles teams dispatched
• Street work slated for today
• VIC plans evening run/walk on June 3
• Editorial: IMF chief finding he's not above the law
• VA: Advocacy must be its mission
• GOP hopefuls with best shot seem not to register with the base
• Some miffed that national leaders didn't help Kentucky tea party candidate for governor
• Census: Divorces decline but 7-year itch persists
• Mississippi flood evacuees spend tedious days in shelter
• Stars come out to say goodbye to Oprah Winfrey
• Lawmakers defend french fries as USDA limits spuds in schools
• Attack on bus in eastern Afghanistan kills 10
• Attack at gay-friendly club ruled hate crime, allows denial of parole
• Two jailed after gas station attendant dragged in McCracken County
• Lady Colonels hit three homers, romp 10-0
• Colonels' Pitt pitches three-hitter in 7-0 win
• Colonels one points out of lead in regionals
• Turnout light for election
• Woman pleads guilty to wanton endangerment
• After 32 years, library director retiring
• Addition to archery building moving forward
• Fuse is lit on county fireworks ordinance
• Honors Night set tonight
• Local cancer survivors to be honored in June
• 'Dealing with Difficult People' topic at next chamber lunch
• Editorial: Space travel will never be routine
• The right thing finally was done for Mrs. Johnson and B.T. Wayne
• The GOP: Hopefuls short on new ideas
• Bereavement camp offered at Audubon State Park
• Camp brought boy peace after loss
• Cost skyrockets with wider study of toll bridges in Louisville
• Wacky warning contest names five frivolous finalists
• Baseball Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew dies at 74
• Kentucky’s ‘In God We Trust’ plate surpasses 50,000 in sales
• Authorities say 83,000 chickens killed in Ohio barn fire
• Extreme sportsmanship: Archer shows class at national championship
• Pieces of suspected drug lab found at Henderson motel
• Indiana Supreme Court receiving harrassing communications after ruling
• Louisville toddler dies after being shot
• Pendergraft finds perfect fit with Lindsey Wilson
• District tournament schedules set
• Lady Colonel doubles team remains alive
• State races on primary ballot today
• Polling locations listed
• Ubelhor picked as NMS principal
• Extreme sportsmanship: Archer shows class at state championship
• Governor says state will assist local officials, flood victims
• Corn planting drags behind schedule
• Baseball field to be renamed for coach B.T. Wayne
• Study paints bleak picture of society
• There's too much at stake not to extend FBI chief Mueller's term
• Child killed in western Kentucky school bus crash
• U.S. 60 to reopen today at Union-Crittenden county line
• Henderson County Academy ninth graduation May 25
• Donald Trump says no to presidential run
• SEAL-mania grips nation in wake of bin Laden raid
• Wait time shouldn't be issue Tuesday: Primary turnout being predicted as fairly light
• Coal miner killed in West Virginia identified
• Libya rebels claim tighter grip on city of Misrata
• Charges pending against Corydon Park's vandalism suspects
• Torrential rains spark northeast Indiana flash flooding
• Pennsylvania authorities charge 10-year-old with murder
• Johnson powers Gators past Colonels
• McMillan tags two homers as Lady Cols win slugfest 11-7
• New format debuts in tennis regional
• School board will discuss renaming of baseball field
• Wait time shouldn't be issue today: Primary turnout being predicted as fairly light
• County now eyes rules on fireworks
• Budget talks to include garbage fee hikes
• Flood cleanup set to begin
• Time to rock the boat? Reflecting on the views of Ray Preston
• T-ball!: Big League fun for littlest players
• Worsham Hall: Sitting on the site of interurban system
• Father Bradley's farewell will be festive one
• NWKF report charts job gains
• Just for kids: Summer activities abound in area
• Cols win relay in suspended meet
• Rain wipes out baseball doubleheader
• Rainbow reminds us of God’s vow to Noah
• Above, beyond: Community members honored for local service
• Officials investigate barricade removal
• In deep: Assistance from FEMA possible but reports needed
• Union Co. job fair planned
• Kenergy Annual Meeting set
• Letter: Wayne brought respect to HCHS baseball program
• Letter: Naming baseball field for Wayne richly deserved
• Letter: Taxpayers burned on city lot purchase
• Citizen Column: Religion: Mocking God doesn't lessen existence
• Henderson County Academy Graduation
• Run for the Roses May 21
• Bush 'not overjoyed' at news of bin Laden death
• Gingrich says 2012 election biggest since 1860
• Louisiana spillway to open, flooding Cajun country
• Panel backs new storage site for nuclear waste
• You're getting a U.S. visa! Oops, no you're not
• Mom investigated for injecting daughter with Botox
• Attorney general alleges gas price-gouging by Marathon in Kentucky
• Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen on ‘Two and a Half Men’
• Space shuttle Q and A: Why is the fleet retiring?
• Obama accepts resignation of Mideast envoy Mitchell
• Poll: Republicans not excited about GOP’s 2012 field so far
• Kentucky school bus driver suffers fatal heart attack at wheel
• Police investigate after Union-Crittenden county flood barriers removed
• Here is another take on social media use in the classroom. What do you think about this? Would you participate more in class if you could do it through a social media tool? Do you think it would be more engaging or would it be a distraction??
• Coursey pitches Henderson to 7-3 win in first start
• Summer Concert Series kicks off June 24 on riverfront
• Reception set for retiring Niagara Elementary principal
• So sue us: Family hints at legal action for bin Laden
• With all sincerity: It may be time to set ground rules for electronic communications
• Editorial: N. Korea: Newest food crisis of its own making
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive Saturday
• Commercial parcels auctioned for $1.4 million
• Room to grow: Agency says need is great for foster homes
• 'Total commitment': Local teacher honored with national award
• Calendar full of music
• Kentucky retail recovery lagging: Tod Griffin: ‘I believe it really is a mixed economy’
• School headmaster won't back down from prom ban
• McConnell sets terms for debt ceiling vote
• Ethics board refers Ensign case to Justice
• Panel says U.S. must act to slow global warming
• Early HIV therapy protects against virus spread
• Obama wants exemption to term limit rule to allow FBI chief to stay
• Check out our 50th Anniversary Celebration Video featuring HCC alumni from 5 decades!
• Are you an HCC Alum? If so, head over to our Alumni Association FB page and "like" us. Share your HCC stories and tell us about your life since you left HCC. :)
• Aides say Ron Paul plans to run for president again
• Kentucky congressman views, describes photos of slain bin Laden
• Census shows age gap widening among U.S. regions
• This is an interesting article that talks about how texting and the use of social media may be distracting to other students in class (it is written by a professor who is also a student!). What do you think? Do you text in class? Do you find it distr
• Federal officials defend frisking of baby at airport
• Flooded river now taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Heavy rains mean more mosquito potential across Kentucky
• Cubs cruise past Cardinals 11-4
• Floodwaters leave damaged roads behind: Cost estimated at $30 million across Western Kentucky counties
• Editorial: Syria: Justly booted from rights panel
• Vast wasteland: Offering up a plea to networks for better junk on television
• Obama on radio: Hate, doubt often fueled by perception
• Norman to play softball for Brescia
• 'Something very special' North Middle saluted as School to Watch during its annual Heritage Day program
• Elliott leaves Cols to coach Bombers
• Woman given 'enormous blessing' when students help move furniture
• Lady Cols blank Bravettes
• Sign ordinance changes advance
• Fiscal court fine tunes $21 million budget plan Healthy reserves, no tax rate hike for year ahead
• Gasoline spike 'short term'
• Critics call for Arizona sheriff to resign, be indicted
• Rapper at White House poetry night draws GOP ire
• Henderson authorities still investigating Super 8 Motel shooting
• Webster County Schools closed again Thursday due to flooding
• Retail lobbyist to speak at chamber breakfast
• Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. William Butler Yeats
• New Google-powered laptops to go on sale June 15
• New census data reveals shifts in Kentucky lifestyle traits
• Elderly woman at Kentucky senior center wounded by bullet
• Jockey found dead in vehicle at Churchill Downs
• Alabama poultry growers face devastation after storms
• Cooper wins two events in freshman-sophomore meet
• Neel signs with KWC
• Colonels rally to beat Bowling Green 14-9
• Lady Colonels cruise to 10-0 win over Webster
• City passes limited fireworks law
• Golf cart proposal hits city roadblock
• New bank program caters to low-income residents
• Project Graduation needs volunteers
• Lane closures scheduled for Shawneetown, Owensboro bridges
• Last call for summer activities
• Free GED testing Thursday, Friday
• HCHS plans spring concerts
• Rotaract Club's annual bike ride May 21
• Union County Schools to be in session on Wednesday, May 11
• Postal Service loses $2 billion over first quarter
• Daniels signs bill cutting Planned Parenthood funds
• Editorial: Animal testing alternatives need investment
• Post-bin Laden world has some lessons for all
• The mint julep: The perfect Derby Day toddy requires reverence, care
• Presbyterians clear way for gay clergy
• Vatican-appointed panel warns of climate change
• Feds announce reviews for 250 imperiled species
• Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• Check out the new album of photos from graduation.
• Shooting victim found in Union County
• Daviess wins pitchers' duel
• Lady Colonels heat up in return to action
• U.S. 60 reopens to traffic
• Grant helps get brain injury camp off to good start
• County begins flood cleanup
• In the end, waterboarding may have helped bring bin Laden to justice
• Afghan war: It's time to make ending it a priority
• Editorial: Framework for debt-limit deal appears in place
• Periodical cicadas set to reemerge this month
• HCHS greenhouse sale ongoing
• HCC admission deadline May 20
• Spring band concert tonight
• Republicans in Texas Senate approve guns on campus
• Boehner says 'trillions' in cuts loom on debt vote
• Samoa going back to future, moving international date line
• Kentucky to convert minimum security prison to KSP training center
• Two western Kentucky men electrocuted while trying to take down CB tower
• U.S. 60 between Henderson, Owensboro expected to reopen today
• GOP’s Newt Gingrich to announce his run for presidency
• UK's Liggins will stay in NBA draft; Jones returning for sophomore season
• Crew subdues man banging on cockpit during flight
• Mississippi River could crest late today at Memphis
• Animal Kingdom likely to run in Preakness
• Ballard, Owensboro win titles at Henderson Invitational
• McHatton's homer helps lift Colonels past Ballard Memorial
• Henderson County-born filly wins on Derby undercard
• Regan Smith wins at Darlington
• Canine: co-worker Consignment shop dog offers furry welcome to downtown shoppers
• A good person: Thelma Johnson, who turns 102 today, won't have trouble with desired legacy
• Secret Santa: Kris Kringle makes special Easter appearance
• City scene: Some towns in our country had difficult beginnings, endings
• Long shots: Instant opera, our Holland connection and Mayor Davis?
• Margaret Swanberg: A life of family, faith, friends (and causes)
• DAR honors a job well done
• Budget workshop set
• HMP&L, Tyson send workers south
• 'There's no safe place' Volunteers describe tornado devastation
• Fireworks ordinance on city's agenda: Proposal outlines hours, possible fines for violators
• 20-1 longshot Animal Kingdom win Kentucky Derby
• Bin Laden raid sparks calls for resignations
• Record of automatic budget cuts is spotty
• Fallen Navy SEAL honored with warship
• The big bucks: CEO pay exceeds pre-recession levels
• The big bucks: CEO pay exceeds pre-recession levels
• Huntsman defends role as Obama diplomat
• Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV
• Taliban attacks Afghan government offices
• Woman awaits freedom after 17 years behind bars
• Mater Dei rallies to edge Cols 7-6
• Cooper vaults to victory
• Knight keeps name in NBA draft
• It's no go for Uncle Mo
• Plum Pretty wins Oaks
• Let's Waltz: Annual dance is extra special this year for father, daughter
• Quietly creeping: All eyes on rising water; flood gates installed
• Software firm IWT wins tech award
• HMP&L receives $3.5M in good news
• Watkins reappointed to board
• Wayne taught players beyond baseball field
• Letter: Track uniforms not up to par
• Letter: Property should be maintained
• Letter: Bin Laden death may be costly
• Citizen Column: Science: Some just ignore available evidence
• Our most important relationship is with God
• Coast Guard reopens part of Mississippi River
• Government warns tabletop feeding chairs not safe
• A great article about one of tonight's graduates! Congratulations to Rachel and all the other HCC graduates!
• Uncle Mo won’t go in Kentucky Derby
• Kentucky’s Knight keeping his name in NBA draft
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden’s death, vows revenge
• Trump won’t drive Indy 500 pace car after all
• Colonel tennis squads sweep rival Hopkinsville
• Colonels to host track Invitational today
• With just two hits, Colonels rally for 8-5 win over UHA
• ‘All I can do is just wait’: Union County residents fight rising waters as best they can
• Board rejects Orrahood tax appeal
• Digging in: Gardening events kick off with opening of market
• Reed-Beals polling place moves
• Walking tour set
• HCC announces student honors, awards
• Killing bin Laden: His death no time for partisanship
• Guest Column: Photographs: Americans deserve to see evidence of the demise of the despot
• Citizen Column: Hospice: End-of-life help for patient, family
• Buzz builds on word of royal couple's visit to California
• Reputed supremacist gets 10 years in Connecticut plot
• Web evidence key to man's conviction in wife's murder
• Keeping low profile, Bush skips Sept. 11 event
• For families of those missing in tornadoes, torment is long
• Obama may meet some from bin Laden raid during Fort Campbell visit Friday
• Obama pays somber respects at New York City’s ground zero
• Use of Geronimo as code name for bin Laden angers many Indians
• Kentucky State Police ask for help to find missing woman, two children
• Marlins edge Cardinals 8-7
• Ex-Col Hawkins to chase OVC title
• Help on the way: Ministry group ready to assist cleanup effort as waters recede
• Joys of teaching: Retiring HCC instructor says best part of job is willing students
• Seven Colonels sign
• HCC graduation Friday
• Dialed In is Derby favorite
• Grand jury indicts Stevens in kidnapping: Three charges dismissed
• Man accused of distributing child pornography indicted
• ‘They love seeing us on bikes’: Officers eagerly train for two-wheeled patrol
• Editorial: Fog of war: Correcting story isn’t conspiracy
• Budget: It can be fixed; start with Congress
• Paybackistan: Sometimes Old Testament justice is justice worthy of celebration
• 'Comeback Kid' has dream
• This is A week for city recyclers.
• Man says attackers tattooed 'RAPEST' on forehead
• Indiana's Daniels wants part of 2012 policy debate
• Massey offers West Virginia mine families $3M deals
• Apple updates iPhone to address privacy worries
• Looters, flimflam men plague tornado-torn South
• White House won’t release bin Laden death photo
• Are you an HCC graduate? If so, stop by and "like" our new alumni page. We need 25 of you to "like" us before FB will let us have a "name"...it's also going to be a great way to stay in touch with your fellow HCC alu
• General Motors adding 250 jobs at Bowling Green Corvette plant
• Ohio River has crested, but fall will be slow
• Bin Laden raid poses narrative challenge for White House
• University of Kentucky trustees OK raising tuition 6 percent
• Tomblin new AD at HCHS
• Union County cancels school for rest of week
• Students given grim message on dangers of texting, driving
• Spottsville bridge project unlikely
• Construction remains sluggish here in April
• Volunteers find ways to assist Alabama residents
• Farming put on hold by rain, river levels
• Tot disappointed in royal wedding guest list
• Killing bin Laden doesn't end terrorist threat
• Editorial: Pakistan's take on raid may be varied
• Sometimes honesty can be earned for the price of a No. 2 pencil
• This is a good resource for information on FB viruses and phishing emails, as well as bogus websites that may turn up when you search on some of the more popular news topics these days!
• House acts to cut money for key part of health law
• Texas puts inmate to death with new drug combo
• Lawyer says focus on race infected sheriff's sweeps
• Bin Laden unarmed as SEALs stormed room
• UAB provost hired as next president of the University of Kentucky
• Delivering on vow to kill bin Laden gives Obama political boost
• Americans 45 and older make up new voting-age majority
• New inductees to Henderson Co. Hall of Fame announced
• Canoe Creek flooding deals Henderson family hard blow
• Officials plan flood recovery efforts
• Handy festival line-up announced
• Retirement reception set for Arlene Alexander today
• Hercules trial ends with split victory
• DHP names May events coordinator
• Paying the price: Like Japanese admiral, justice delivered to Bin Laden
• Editorial: Bin Laden couldn't stay hidden forever
• Union Co. all but cut off by water over roadways
• Sykes to lay off 172, close Union Co. center
• Mourners demand revenge in Libya after NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son
• One unwary phone call led U.S. to bin Laden's doorstep
• U.S. 60, Kentucky 359 both closed leading into Union County
• Colonel tennis teams try to make up for missed time
• Colonels lose two one-run games in LIT
• On the run: Local cancer survivor takes on the Boston Marathon
• Seven races set for ballot in primary
• In the dirt: Gardening events on tap for summer
• ‘Monday with the Mayor’ set
• Farmers market opens Friday
• Out with the old Older sister pushing baby out of nest
• Work upfront to avoid suits
• All dressed up: Factory helped boost employment rolls during Depression
• Coach Wayne: Baseball field should honor its champion
• Potluck: From royal wedding to Kentucky politics
• Boys edge Union to complete sweep
• Lady Colonels take title in Classic
• Lady Colonels escape with win over Reitz
• Colonels win opener in LIT
• Finding his way: Swiss-born Morganfield resident thankful for student assistance after Rayloc layoff
• Beshear requests assistance for farmers
• Welcome relief: Lakeland residents stay dry thanks to creek project
• Sykes to lay off 176, close Union Co. center
• Record levels seen for Kentucky Lake, Barkley: Officials believe current max will be broken this weekend
• Attorney cleared on drug charges seeks $2 million
• Ignoring our can't erase its facts
• Wayne deserves stadium honor
• Letter: Some need to recall Golden Rule
• Job Corps funds could be better spent locally
• Our passion should be to seek God, do His will
• Texas bill would make invasive pat-downs a felony
• Obama says tornado devastation unlike any he has ever seen
• Mississippi twister had 205 mph winds, was highest-rated EF-5
• All offices will be closed from 11:45 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. today for an end of the term faculty and staff meeting. Please check in at the Welcome Center in the Administration Building for any needed assistance.We regret the inconvenience.
• UPDATE: NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour’s last launch
• Final Exams are next week..... Check the back page of the Spring 2011 Schedule of Classes to see the exam schedule.
• Rain, lightning halt Henderson-Webster game
• Relatively dry day allows relief efforts to progress
• Beshear tours county; appeals for federal help
• 'Drop! Cover! Hold On!'
• Law officials plan drug campaign
• Man charged after DUI crash
• Citizen Column: Creation: Bible holds the true story
• 'Dog Wars' New Android app no way to stop dog fighting
• Dulcimer Festival set this Saturday
• Audubon Park hosting bird activities
• Tickets still available for kitchen tour
• Panel sets ceilings on tuition increases for Kentucky universities
• Exxon earns nearly $11 billion in first quarter; profits up 69 percent
• Gov. Beshear requests presidential disaster declaration for Kentucky counties
• Have you considered transferring to a 4-year university, but not certain what you have to do? Join us today (now - 1pm) at Joe's Place in the Student Center.... We have 17 different representatives to answer all of your questions, free cookies and g
• Obama putting new national security team in place
• Uniontown, Ky., under boil water advisory
• Hope everyone takes a minute to go out and enjoy the sunshine!! But only for a minute - you have finals to study for!! :)
• Kentucky police officer killed in weather-related crash
• Wednesday's storms kill 72 around South, including 58 in Alabama
• Area may set seasonal rain record
• Firefighter says 1997 experience will be a help in flood recovery
• 'I only did my duty': Decorated female World War I vet honored with historical marker
• Community cleanups are postponed due to flooding
• Workers memorial service this evening in Central Park
• Guest Column: Arbor Day: Create legacy by planting trees
• Editorial: Birth certificate: Release won’t satisfy critics
• Royally tired: Survey finds most have seen enough wedding coverage
• Applications being accepted for community college boards
• Free sand bags available at Henderson County Road Department
• We realize that road closings are making it difficult to get around in Henderson, Union and Webster counties. If you are having problems getting to class please contact your instructor either by phone or email to discuss your particular situation. Be S
• Today is the last day for The Grill to be open!! Stop in and let Teresa and Mel know how much you will miss them and grab a yummy treat. The Grill will be reopen in August.
• Regional job fair scheduled
• Flood waters close U.S. 60 near Henderson-Daviess county line
• This flood may be too much for Old Shawneetown, Ill.
• Poindexter signs with Marshall
• Terry named Austin Peay's outstanding male athlete
• Shelter there for those who need safe place to stay
• McCormick urges Reed-area residents to evacuate
• Area residents trying to cope with rising water
• All too familiar: Hendersonian reflects on devastating '37 flood
• Authorities impressed with Canoe Creek drainage
• Yikes! Let's be clear on the deficit
• Son remembers Wickliffe fondly, but father has different memories
• Gentry featured in 'Artist At Work'
• Alabama plans to make execution drug switch
• One in four U.S. children raised by single parent
• Regional job fair scheduled
• Alert: Shawneetown bridge may be closed after barge strike
• Free sand bags available at Henderson County Road Department
• Flooded roads, power outages, wind damage plague western Kentucky
• Canoe Creek probably can't take much more rain
• Wave of storms brings deadly tornado, flooding to Midwest; more on the way
• UPDATE: Governor, judge declare emergency due to flooding
• Roughly 90 roads closed in Henderson County due to high water
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Poll: Working boomers say age often a plus at office
• Google is celebrating John James Audubon's 226th birthday. Clck on the Google logo to get links to interesting Audubon information!
• Evansville river crest may rank 8th in history
• Robards was in 'cross-hairs' of tornado
• April rainfall nears unofficial record
• School officials keep cautious eye on bus situation
• WNIN station victim of weekend's storm
• Workers memorial service planned
• Canoe Creek probably can't take much more rain
• Red Cross opens emergency shelter at Henderson church
• Rivers to rise for days, with ‘moderate’ flooding
• Roughly 90 roads closed in Henderson County due to high water
• Canoe Creek unlikely to contain more rain
• Arbor Day Celebration will be in Sunset Park
• Commission to consider buying site: Land will be used for fire station
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in Afghanistan attack
• UPDATE: Governor, judge declare emergency due to flooding
• Kentucky Gov. Beshear declares state of emergency now in effect
• Henderson County Judge-executive declares flood state-of-emergency
• For the most up-to-date information about road closures in the area, you can check this website or call the Ky. Dept. of Transportation by dialing 511.
• Due to flooding, U.S. Hwy. 60 is closed near the Union County/Henderson County line between Henderson and Morganfield. So, to get to the Herron Technology Center in Morganfield from HCC, follow the directions below
• GET JIGGY WITH THE PIGGY!!! Enroll for next year's classes at this year's rate!!! Thanks to the new guaranteed Tuition Program, returning KCTCS students will receive guaranteed tuition - with no rate increase for the 2011-2012 academic year, if
• Thanks to all those who brought a treat, helped us set up, or attended the unveiling of the new QEP artwork today. We had about 50 or so show up in a half-hour. Also thanks to all those who entered the contest. We had a total of 50 entries!! Student Mi
• Congratulations to Michelle Love and Rebecca Emerson for submitting the winning picture and slogan for the QEP contest.
• Boil water advisory lifted for Hebbardsville area
• Come on out of the rain and join us in the Cyber Cafe (Sullivan Tech Center Building) for free desserts and drinks. Winning entries for the QEP slogan contest are about to be unveiled!!! 11:30 am
• Weather bureau confirms tornado hit Poole
• Cloud computing disruption disables Kenergy outage map
• April rain more than double the norm
• Kids get in free
• Tornado batters Poole homes but residents escape unhurt
• Astronomy Day set at museum
• Lady Cols finish third in Bash
• Cats' Newton takes command
• Above and beyond: World War I nurse gets memorial at cemetery
• Commission to consider buying site: Land will be used for fire station
• Arbor Day Celebration will be in Sunset Park
• City planning for cleanup this coming week
• Award-winning garden
• Hub of the Home: Davenport home showcased in kitchen tour
• New chief: More volunteers, donations among highest priorities for shelter’s interim director
• 'He's Got This' Woman views health crisis as opportunity to witness
• Naming names: President’s can be tough to say
• Jobs returning; so are hangouts
• Personalities: Couple of big egos in town 100 years ago
• FAA falls short on plan to aid fatigued workers
• U.S. confirms Predator drone attack in Libya
• Pope: Humanity not random product of evolution
• In Hawaii, Obama birth records easily obtained
• Indiana prison using solar power to heat water
• Airstrikes hit near Gadhafi compound
• Tornado causes injuries at St. Louis airport
• Storm damages homes near Poole; Kenergy repairing outages
• Lady Cols win opener in Bash
• Cols top Hoptown 5-1
• Student advisers have voice in school improvements
• Easter egg hunts on for today, Sunday
• Sunrise Service planned
• Whitfield plans new assault against EPA
• Bluegrass, art festival coming up
• Guest Column: Religions: Pluralism wrong; they are not same
• Letter: Are we in Libya for right reasons?
• Letter: Ryan plan not right solution
• Letter: Insight aware of customer's email complaint
• Letter: Golf carts on streets a bad idea
• Jesus died to save each of us
• Tri-state Blues music fans meeting to keep genre alive
• GM likely to take top auto sales spot from Toyota
• Memories of Gulf spill raise questions about Alaska drilling
• McCain wants more support for Libyan rebels
• Beck fights back: Huckabee too thin-skinned for 2012 run
• Permits sought for Rockport gas plant
• Snowy weather could hamper Grand Teton search
• Ky. energy conference to focus on job creation
• Nat’l Weather Service: 21 Indiana tornadoes confirmed
• Cols win in four-team track meet
• Cols edge Christian County 1-0
• Register for the ShakeOut
• Great shakeout: Earthquake drill planned Thursday to raise awareness
• Advocates say coal threatened: Some warn more regulations will drive up price of electricity
• Assemblies of God meeting here
• Test time: County students facing state exams next week
• Stevens' case to go before grand jury
• Editorial: The debt:Confidence gets good shaking
• Royal wedding: Much ado about nothing, or a good excuse for a nap
• Trump: His candidacy speaks volumes
• Vaccination clinic coming up April 30
• Local students earn medals at tournament
• Police see Columbine similarities in Colorado mall fire
• Huckabee criticizes Glenn Beck over 'progressive' claim
• Montana judge rules against gay couple seeking rights
• Gasoline prices expected to slow summer travel
• Gwen Courtney named Educator of the Year
• Boil water advisory continues for Hebbardsville area
• Come celebrate! Henderson Community College and Union County are jointly hosting a celebration in recognition of HCC’s 50th Anniversary and Union County’s Bicentennial at the Herron Technology Center in Morganfield, KY 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
• Connecticut man charged after dumping $200 worth of gas
• Burglars ram stolen truck into Washington gun shop
• Campus Beautification Day is being postponed until Friday, April 29th, due to the very rainy weather forecast for tonight and all day on Friday. Hopefully, the ground will dry out enough sometime next week to allow planting at that time. Please stay tu
• Seattle contortionist wins $25,000 fellowship
• Four D.C. youth escape from rehab facility in South Carolina
• Second man charged in Louisville racketeering, murder case
• The Grill will be closed on Friday, April 22nd. Be sure and stop in on Monday, April 25th and have breakfast or lunch (or both) with us. Thanks, Teresa and Mel
• Henderson fares well in storms
• Berry wins two sprints for Colonels
• Wildcat trio declares for draft
• Chamber honors volunteers, chairs
• Trash collection altered due to upcoming holiday
• Government offices closed Good Friday
• Herman, Mary F. Alles named citizens of the year
• Whitfield praises Henderson for continued cooperation
• Guest Column: Bloody well right! Personal reflections for Holy Week
• Saddle up! Local rider doesn’t let blindness hold her back
• Easter egg hunts this weekend
• Two Western journalists killed in Libya
• BP sues rig owner for $40 billion, blames it for disaster
• Poor households take lead in abandoning landlines
• Directors slam planned $30 early release home video offer
• Sender of offensive Obama email calls it satire, won't quit
• Boil water advisory issued for Hebbardsville area
• Henderson Community College will close at noon on Friday, April 22nd, to observe Good Friday. Enjoy the upcoming holiday weekend.
• Lexington judge declined to dismiss charge against former Rand Paul volunteer
• White supremacist's conviction overturned
• Texas wildfire likely to miss Fort Worth
• One tornado touched down in Kentucky
• Southbound Pennyrile blocked at Hopkinsville
• UPDATE: 'Days' to get all power restored in Southern Illinois
• Lamb not a 'one-and-done'
• Knight apologizes to UK
• Henderson, UHA tennis teams split
• Cols roll 9-2 over Webster
• Lady Cols storm back
• County makes cuts but budget still bigger
• County to continue handling spraying
• City ready to consider golf cart use
• Spottsville overall winner at Tri-Fest events
• Editorial: To lower deficit, taxes must rise
• Medicare: Treating Obama to his own medicine
• Farming is on exhibit at The Depot
• Pennyrile Park to offer canoe trips
• Amen: It used to be at the end of hymns, but what does it mean, anyway?
• Tree serves as living reminder of Sandy Watkins' life, work
• 2010 jobless rate in Henderson Co. averaged 10.2 percent
• Tomorrow morning is your last chance to "stick a ticket" in the bag for a chance to win one of the fantastic Relay for Life baskets that are still on display at the Student Center Bookstore. You can choose from Finals Survivor Kit, Looking Goo
• Approaching storm could create driving hazards
• Take a minute and read this overview of Another-Way, written by Supernatural Soldier (Willie Pringle) a HCC student. Keep May 20th, 11am - 3pm open for his book signing. More details to follow....
• NY police seek Russian man in double stabbing
• White House unveils strategy to combat abuse of prescription drugs
• More than 800 killed in Egyptian protests, according to panel
• Obama hosts second annual Easter prayer breakfast, remembers Christ's death and resurrection
• May trial date set for Missouri resident accused of killing a Kentucky man
• School district making big cuts
• HPD reports accidental stabbing at Tri-Fest
• Sewer line refurbishing contract OK'd
• Efforts made to raise funds for school shoe program
• Lady Cols beat Gibson Southern
• Maroons rally, top Cols
• Rain continues to hinder crop planting
• Receptions planned for art exhibits tonight
• Sleepy? Cost has no role in air traffic safety
• Real budget debate about tax cuts vs. shared sacrifice
• Golf carts, fire station on city agenda
• 15-state tornado outbreak deadliest since 2008
• Obamas paid $453,770 in taxes on $1.7 million income
• Memorial shower held for pregnant woman who was killed
• Fort Campbell commander talks about attack that killed four from 101st
• → Murray State-Henderson: Thank you for the yummy cupcakes!! It was a great addition to our Community Appreciation Day and 50th Anniversary Celebration!
• A big thank you to Murray State University for providing us with cupcakes for our Community Appreciation Day and 50th Anniversary Celebration. More photos to come!!
• Police investigating human remains found in western Kentucky
• At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• Rescuers getting closer to trapped Idaho miner
• Kentucky man charged in baseball bat assault on young son
• Join us as we celebrate today..11:00 am - 2:00 pm, at the Sullivan Tech Center Patio Area.... Community Appreciation Day and our 50 year anniversary. We will have free music, food and a campus tour. Games and Door Prizes. Come Join the Fun!!!!
• The big 100! Pair of locals celebrating century mark
• Home visit blitz on school agenda
• Today at the Tri-Fest
• Just chillin’ at the Tri-Fest: But things will heat up today
• Tax bills driven by real estate market
• Stovall, Christian were a successful match
• Colonels win two in Franklin-Simpson tournament
• Terre Haute South wins Best of the Fest
• Duncan, Hybarger win Tri-Fest 5K
• Walking in Jesus' footsteps easier than you think
• Giving spirit: Five-year-old gets dinner for baby Jesus
• Dollar store’s future unclear
• Sen. Williams: He won’t gamble with all the details
• Rabies! Before vaccinations, it was a regular problem here
• On Federal Hill: More than a tune behind 'My Old Kentucky Home'
• ‘Tea-Paw?’ Ex-Minn. governor courts tea partyers
• Hungry hordes brave weather
• Fireworks now set for tonight
• Sykes eyes laying off 76 at Morganfield site
• On call, ready to help 911 staffers deal with unique, stressful job
• Golf carts, fire station on city agenda
• Guest Column: Scams: Be wary of requests to cash checks
• Letter: Christians facing intolerance
• Letter: Anniversary of Civil War leaves questions
• Letter: Wealthy should pay more taxes
• Kentucky's Sen. Rand Paul living up to billing as tea party leader
• The Science Club will meet on Thursday, April 21, at 4:00 in the Library, Second Floor, Special Collections Room. See you there..... everyone welcome.
• Tri-Fest fireworks show postponed to Saturday night in downtown Henderson
• Heavy rain stalls search for abducted Tennessee woman
• Data from NASA’s sky-mapping telescope released
• Officials say deer on the move near U.S. 41, motorists should use caution
• Kentucky woman arrested after pregnant woman found dead
• Six killed as severe storms hit Oklahoma, Arkansas
• Braves take charge of district with 6-3 win over Colonels
• Catholic pulls away late for 6-0 win over Lady Colonels
• Cross streets to be closed during race
• No early release today
• Hungry Tri-Fest fans might need umbrella: Breakfast Lions Club event gets going today at lunch hour
• Bowl for Cure kicks things off, boosts local Komen presence
• FSA veteran named new director here
• Trump: Bringing glitz to dull GOP field
• Federal Debt: Should Congress vote to raise limit on amount nation can borrow?
• Editorial: Deficit: President gets serious at last
• Congress approves $38 billion in budget cuts
• Illinois man denies taking military data to China
• Agency tries to end sleeping controller issue
• World's oldest man dies in Montana at 114
• UPDATE: Father, son jailed; alleged underground marijuana growing operation discovered
• WE WANT YOU!!!! We are looking for students who are interested in taking part in college photo shoots on April 26th and 27th. These photos will be used in college publications and on the college website. Please contact Janet Jackson in AD 119, extensi
• Beshear signs up to donate organs
• Col. Sanders once received death threat
• Pennyrile down to one lane south of Sebree interchange
• Red Devils rally past Cols, 9-8
• Santiva favored in Blue Grass
• Freshman stars leaving Cats?
• Man pleads not guilty after allegedly holding family hostage
• Three in custody after investigation: Local residents are arrested on drug charges
• South Green to close tonight at 7
• 'He's ... forged a way' Sullivan saluted as he leaves HCC post after 54 years
• Some older signs OK, panel hears
• Paper shredding offered Friday
• Energy solution: Automobiles should be able to run on multiple types of fuels
• Taxes: You can’t have cake if you defund bakers
• Editorial: BP: Oil gusher followed by cash gusher
• Police seek to link man to "Double Initial Murders"
• Budget pact barely touches current-year deficit
• Yale student killed when lab machine snags hair
• Government targets ring blamed for infecting computers
• Section of South Green Street to be closed Thursday night
• 56 evacuated from Madisonville adult-care facility after fire
• Henderson man in custody on child pornography charges
• Kentucky parents: Airport security frisked our 6-year-old daughter
• University of Louisville president to ask for 6 percent tuition hike
• UPDATE: Mother drives van into river, killing herself and three children
• University of Kentucky has 26 faculty members take retirement offer
• UPDATE: Kentucky woman convicted of five murders seeking parole
• Colonel tennis teams sweep Storm
• Ashby carries Kentucky's banner in border battle
• WARM center gets grant
• Community spring cleanups on calendar
• Portion of South Green Street closed overnight Thursday
• City hires website designer
• Agencies granted funding recommendations
• Editorial: Romney easing into GOP's 2012 arena
• Critics should ask Ryan for forgiveness
• One last story: Writer waited too late to send Dr. Downing the letter
• Civil War buffs hope to boost awareness of nation's critical years
• City's annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at Community Park
• 'Eggstravaganza' set for Saturday at Audubon Park
• Judge rejects California man's claim to giant emerald
• Gay dads lose Louisiana birth certificate case
• Michigan plan would tax retirees up to age 67
• Bush says economy will grow again
• Henderson County High's delayed start on Wednesdays ending
• Sex-sting trial begins for ex-UN weapons inspector
• Jamaica panel to review pot decriminalization
• First lady leads campaign to increase support for military families
• Kentucky Democratic chairman urges GOP candidates to release tax returns
• UPDATE: Kentucky businessman missing in Libya since mid-March
• Ohio executes man for killing fellow jail inmate after argument over TV
• Restaurant chain makes changes after toddler gets alcohol
• UPDATE: Two juveniles detained after lawmaker critically injured breaking up fight at school
• Campus Beautification Day is scheduled for Friday, April 22. Let's add a little "flower power" to our campus. If you are interested and available to help clean up existing flower beds, plant some flowers, and spread some mulch, just show u
• Campus Beautification Day is scheduled for Friday, April 22. Let's add a little "flower power" to our campus. If you are interested and available to help clean up existing flower beds, plant some flowers, and spread some mulch, just show u
• Rain drenches Tri-state area
• Lane closure today, Wednesday on Audubon Parkway
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Rains delaying corn planting
• Editorial: Civil War shaped what became of U.S.
• Respect: Obama, Boehner both earn it
• Meet 'Ryan-omics:' Tea Party vision for future quite dire
• McIlroy handled collapse like a veteran
• A Tri-Fest first: Family to sell boiled peanuts to benefit March of Dimes
• Kentucky tax receipts rebound, bring in $675.8 million in March
• Early warning credited with preventing deaths, injuries in Iowa twister
• Kentucky dedicates memorial for black Union soldiers in Civil War
• City of Henderson plans to hire firm to update its website
• U.S. blocks 350 with suspected ties to terrorists from boarding flights
• A little something to get you excited about Financial Aid!!!
• Kentucky's Gov. Beshear makes second trade mission to India
• Congratulations to the HCC Academic Team for placing third at the KCQRL tournament in Ironton, Ohio!!! Great Job!!!!
• Show your support, Thursday, April 14th.... The Science Club will be participating in Bowl for the Cure at Echo Lanes in Henderson, KY - 8pm.
• Barricaded gunman in custody after alleged hostage situation in Henderson
• Taking sides: Civil War had Henderson torn
• Tri-Fest season: Growing festival won’t disappoint
• Teaming up: Autism group takes advantage of new brain injury camp
• Lady Colonels go 2-1 against Indiana foes at the 'Bash'
• OVAL kitchen tour coming up
• Young hurlers sparkle in Colonels' 11-0 win
• Lane closure scheduled on Audubon Parkway bridge
• 'Grease' to be performed at local fine arts center
• Habitat will dedicate latest house Monday
• Garden of the Season nominations solicited
• Partisanship: Local officials work to avoid its troubling pitfalls
• Our Civil War: Can unity come from shared tragedy of disunion?
• A long goodnight: Four-year-old plots to draw out bedtime
• Jeans & tonic: two businesses
• Mama's darling: Photo of Henderson beagle places second in national contest
• Dixie Flyer: County-to-city bus service enjoyed a likely brief run
• Colonels bounce back, rout Madisonville
• Lady Colonels fall in extra innings
• 'Historic deal' brokered to avoid government shutdown
• Citizen Corps volunteers needed
• State fireworks: New law legalizes some fireworks
• Out with the old: A community cleanup of Smith Mills is scheduled Monday
• Corydon scheduled for collection April 18
• Civil War echoes: Battles defined nation we have today
• UPDATE: Deal reached to avoid government shutdown
• Mom admits withholding cancer medication from son
• Up to the task? NATO criticized over Libya campaign
• South Carolina teen killed on highway named for father
• House votes to repeal regulations on Internet access
• 'Father Abraham' Song’s message of peace a good one to keep in minid
• Letter: Peggy Gregory will be missed by everyone
• Letter: U.S. a nation of religious freedom
• Letter: Live your life to avoid regret
• Letter: IGAP fights to put an end to Alzheimer’s
• Government lets Google buy airline travel software company
• Pair of magnitude-3.9 earthquakes rumble through central Arkansas
• GET JIGGY WITH THE PIGGY!!! Enroll for next year's classes at this year's rate!!! Thanks to the new guaranteed Tuition Program, returning KCTCS students will receive guaranteed tuition - with no rate increase for the 2011-2012 academic year, if
• The Grill will be open today, Friday, April 8th, from 9am - 1pm. Stop in and see us!! Teresa and Mel
• Memorial pitchers one-hit Colonels
• Two local counties now part of online warrants
• Raid on Newburgh: Book offers fresh insight on key battle of 1862
• Interim shelter director hired
• Kentucky traffic deaths at 11-year low
• Editorial: Buckle up: Highway deaths fewest since ’40s
• Dulicmer festival coming up
• Sign up for low-cost spay-neuter clinics
• Fixing the budget: Will Ryan’s plan work or is it all just smoke and mirrors?
• Part-time Congress: Sounds like a good idea but likely can’t be done
• Lifelong love: USI professor has passion for creating works of art highlighting Central America
• Still no deal as deadline looms on budget
• Teach for America to put 90 new educators in Appalachia
• Government settles with family over immigrant's care
• Wisconsin court race vote swings on 'human error'
• Gates says military gay policy will have little effect
• Eleven children killed in Brazil school shooting; at least 18 people injured
• Man charged with slaying mother-in-law, wounding wife and her grandmother outside Alabama college
• Gates: Little impact on military from gay policy
• Teen agrees to plea deal in Daviess County, Ky., robbery-slaying
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off already ravaged Japanese coast
• Jury convicts man of murdering three Kentucky children
• Kentucky ranks 20th in 'Peace Index'
• The baskets are now over at the Student Center and are ready for tickets! Hope you will make it over to see all the wonderfully creative ideas each department came up with this year! Drawing will be held April 20th at noon. Good Luck and Thank You for su
• Tiger, Phil still the two to beat
• Woman in Pitino case heads to prison
• Cols blow past Storm
• Late-night talks fail to broker budget deal
• Inmates attempt suicide at jail
• Absurdity: Apparently a required trait for those with hand in government
• Bad news: Week includes some for all
• City egg hunt planned April 16
• Hopelessly devoted: Story of Sandy, Danny on stage Monday at HFAC
• Smith Mills cleanup Monday
• Miner's discovery has some bite
• Big Rivers CEO to testify about impact of EPA regs
• Former billionaire hit with forced bankruptcy petition
• FAA says another controller went to sleep on job
• Tie vote in Senate blocks McConnell EPA measure
• Woman cleans out her purse, finds old lottery ticket worth $189,302
• Kentucky Senate adjourns after passing veto resolutions; pay issue unresolved
• Gadhafi sends letter to Obama, asking for end to Libyan air strikes
• Police pepper-spray eight-year-old boy who threw tantrum at school
• Two bodies found after sewage plant wall gives way in Gatlinburg
• Kentucky man dead after being choked during fight
• Lady Colonels hold off Apollo for 5-4 win
• County job shifts allow consolidation of some duties
• Henderson Fiscal Court OKs funds for I-69
• Country star Stuart kicks off arts season
• Patriot Coal wins award for reclamation
• Henderson County Recycling Center offering free paper shredding
• Evansville Ballet drops in on library crowd with cast from 'Peter Pan'
• WNIN program to include Handy fest
• Time for Congress to get serious about the budget
• We're finally shaking off winter; Kentucky loses one of its finest
• Lori Austin resigns as animal shelter manager
• Planning board makes changes on proposed Dollar General stores
• U.S. says Pakistan not progressing against insurgents
• Nuclear plant in Japan plugs highly radioactive leak
• GOP budget plan would revamp Medicare, Medicaid
• Congress votes to repeal tax reporting requirement in health care law
• Former Western Kentucky University president Dero Downing dies
• Judge won’t toss charge against ex-Rand Paul volunteer in kicking incident
• Remember the bake sale tomorrow, Wednesday, April 6th 11am - 1:30 pm at Joe's Place, sponsored by the SGA and History Club to benefit the Back Pack Program. Treats can either be purchased OR you can bring single serve items to donate in exchange for
• U.S. Supreme Court halts execution of former Henderson resident in Texas
• Nancy Wesley's ENC 091 class - 11 - 12:15 has been cancelled for today, April 5, 2011.
• High winds, rain blow across South; at least seven killed
• Egypt’s ruling military says no to extremists taking over
• Storms roll through area without much damage
• Kids day scheduled
• Police still seeking truck of drowned man
• Jobs: Best recovery sign still has way to go
• Justice: Supreme Court makes bad New Orleans ruling
• Tyranny: Some revolutions caught up in 'reverse beauty pageant'
• University of Kentucky hopes to hire new president in early May
• Spring break begins
• Planning commission to discuss dollar store: Building set for vacant Green Street lot
• Gift of life: Local 12-year-old’s love lives on through organ donation
• Grand plan: UK students unveil ideas for utilizing Station One
• Southwest Airlines expected to cancel 70 more flights for inspections
• Panel approves incentives for possible GM expansion in Bowling Green
• Two die while fishing below Kentucky Dam
• Henderson MSU students and their Dr. Seuss project is featured in Murray State's "Roundabout". Good Job, guys!
• High winds cause Kenergy power outage
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• Colonels' next basketball schedule will be a challenge
• Colonels fall at DeSales, 7-4
• Grand plan: UK students unveil ideas for utilizing Station One
• Spring break begins
• Richey pushes for home visits from teachers: South Height’s success with program may be copied by other schools
• Gift of life: Local 12-year-old’s love lives on through organ donation
• Yoga offered at public library
• Cooking class coming up
• Legendary auditorium marks another big year
• Planning commission to discuss dollar store: Building set for vacant Green Street lot
• Almost counts: 6-year-old has kind words for her father
• High-visibility sites to be sold
• Cabin fever: Cold slows down criminal minds
• Recycling rewards? Evolution of program won't come without challenges
• Body language: Lively debate ensued when corpse showed up at train station
• Tri-Fest time! Lots of fun events are planned this year
• North Posey hands Lady Colonels first loss
• Castle routs Colonels 14-0
• Citizen Column: Freedom: It comes with heavy price
• Letter: U.S. dragged into new Muslim war
• Letter: South Heights is doing it right
• Letter: Job Corps too valuable to cut
• Letter: Killers deserve no kindness
• Judge blocks Foster appeal
• 'I just wanted to help': Holy Name students raise money for wounded Marine
• Woman charged in crime spree
• Meacham ham wagered on game
• Kentuckians ready for another championship
• Wisconsin union rights law on hold for at least two months
• Stumbo, Williams wrangle over legislative pay
• Police say Michigan parents beat 73-year-old crossing guard
• FDA proposes calorie counts on menus
• April Fools’ Day celebrated at online sites with spoof redesigns
• Sandy Cook, KCTCS Director for Distance Learning, and Rick Chlopan, KCTCS CIO visited HCC on Thursday to answer questions from faculty, staff about technology at HCC and KCTCS.
• Kentucky sheriff forced to ask for donations of guns, cruisers
• Cocker spaniel recovering after being thrown from car
• Three die in fiery single-vehicle crash on Kentucky highway
• Ellis Park reopens for simulcasting
• Hot-hitting Lady Colonels wallop Webster 18-3
• Celebration in pink: Display honors memory of Relay for Life team leader
• Challenge of Shakespeare: ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ staged tonight, Saturday at fine arts center
• Maternity toursim: Immigration change a possible result
• Guest Column: Congress: Poll offers bad news, with a little good
• Tri-county jobless rates all back in single digits
• Moving on up: Bound for new arena, Evansville hockey team wants more fans
• Court approves park grant
• County fares well in school health survey: Nurse-to-student ratio better than most districts
• Ohio police, firefighters decry bargaining limits
• Fight over control of polygamous church begins
• Woman mauled by chimpanzee awaits face, hand transplant
• Nixon library offers candid new view of Watergate
• House panel probes plan to halt Yucca nuke site
• Body found in Green River identified as missing man WITH PHOTO
• Father of 5 Browns piano group gets minimum of 10 years in sex abuse case
• Severe storms sweep across Florida; seven injured in tent collapse
• Kentucky to offer free GED testing for limited time!!!! The GED test will be free in Kentucky through June 30. Kentucky Adult Education, a unit of the Council on Postsecondary Education will pay the fee. For more information, please contact Pam Buchanan
• General says six members of 101st Airborne killed in ongoing Afghan battle
• Seven New York state workers sharing $319 million Mega Millons jackpot
• The Grill (located in the Student Center) will be closed on Friday, April 1st, 2011. We will reopen on Monday, April 4th @ 7:30 am
• UPDATE: Body found in Ohio River identified as missing boat resident
• Kentucky high school player in serious condition after softball injury
• Kentucky gets $10.2 million drug settlement
• Where oh where is Jiggy Piggy? Take a look at the picture and the first correct comment with the location of Jiggy Piggy will be awarded a prize....... We will notify the winner where to pick up your prize, by KCTCS email. He will be stopping in at many
• GET JIGGY WITH THE PIGGY!!! Look for Henderson's Jiggy Piggy.... He will be stopping around campus to spread some good news!! Enroll for next year's classes at this year's rate!!! Thanks to the new guaranteed Tuition Program, returning KCT
• UConn's Huskies march on
• Former Wildcats left wondering
• Civil War re-enactors share a glimpse of America's past in Uniontown's City Park
• Robards community clean up on Monday
• 'Grease' is the word
• Obama Doctrine: Like it or not, president may have outlined his Monday
• Big Blue Madness
• Focus on education: Council chief outline strategies for increasing residents with degrees
• Reception for Fiscal Court Clerk 'Tootie' Cravens today
• Recycling: This is ‘B’ week
• Local archers qualify for nationals
• Editorial: Libya: Obama’s rationale missed key point
• CIA sends teams to Libya; U.S. considers rebel aid
• U.S. sending robots to Japan to help with nuclear plant
• Woman who posted Craigslist ad kidnapped, raped
• Medicare to pay for expensive prostate cancer treatment
• 'HowDEE!' Minnie Pearl statue ends up in Murray State
• Officials: Two dead in Pike County, Ky., plane crash
• President Bob King of the Council on Postsecondary Education will be on campus today, Wednesday, March 30. You are invited to an open reception from 2:35 to 3:45 pm that day in Joe’s Place. See the CPE’s new strategic plan, “Stronger b
• Republican David Williams goes up with first radio spot in governor's race
• Kentucky, Connecticut governors wager ham vs. ice cream on final Four game
• UPDATE: Henderson County woman in custody after allegedly taking someone hostage, stealing cars
• State of Kentucky picking up tab for GED test through June
• Sweet 16 final something special
• HMP&L racking up some big legal expenses
• Dentons persevered for 77 years
• Smith Mills park looks likely
• Steelworkers ratify three-year Dana contract
• Lecture tells of Henderson soldier's raid on Newburgh
• Wisconsin judge halts implementation of bargaining law
• Virginia Tech fined $55,000 for slow response to shooting
• Indiana Senate approves amendment banning same-sex marriage
• Bronx Zoo's missssing cobra ssspeaksss out on Twitter
• Paving work to start Wednesday in downtown Henderson
• Supreme Court hears arguments in massive Wal-Mart sex bias lawsuit
• Sneak peek into the life of an American farmer........Tours will run until 7:00 pm today (Tuesday, March 29th) and 9:00 am - 4:00 pm on Wednesday, March 30th at Henderson Community College. Everyone is invited to tour the America's Farmers Mobile Ex
• Ever wonder what it's like to be a farmer today? Curious about the men and women who care for the fields? Now people in Henderson have the opportunity to take a look into the life of an American farmer through the America's Farmers Mobile Exper
• Cattle being rustled in Barren County, Ky., area
• Kentucky school secretary sent to jail to await sex trial
• South Heights Elementary visits HCC
• Recycling changes start to take shape
• Aiming high: Kindergartners get college preview at HCC
• Rep. Whitfield to speak at chamber dinner
• Make-up days this week; spring break next week
• Union County quilt show winners announced
• Elizabeth Taylor's story merits applause
• Now is the time to get out of Afghanistan
• Weight a minute! Contest 'loser' actually wins big
• Lady Colonels outslug Daviess Co., 10-5
• Peters opts to play soccer at Spalding
• Obama says too much testing makes education boring
• Kentucky House Republican leader wants to override gubernatorial vetoes
• Consumer spending and incomes rise; extra money goes to pay for gas
• Panel will study possible Rupp Arena renovation or replacement
• Kentucky Medicaid considers restricting three cancer drugs
• Body found in Green River possibly identified, authorities awaiting confirmation
• Man protests two strip searches after arrest for traffic fine he had already paid
• Don’t burn spring-cleaning debris, Kentucky officials warn
• Kentucky driver killed in collision with deer
• Kentucky farmers suing tobacco merchant
• Indiana man behind bars after stealing ambulance
• ENC 091 classes with Adrian Roberts are cancelled today, Monday, March 28th.
• President Bob King of the Council on Postsecondary Education will be on campus this Wednesday, March 30. You are invited to an open reception from 2:35 to 3:45 pm that day in Joe’s Place. See the CPE’s new strategic plan, “Stronger by
• Henderson Chamber member rolls hit all-time high mark
• River rescue: Dogs removed from houseboat now living in area foster homes
• Art of magic: Workshop reveals entertainment is key
• 'My second home': Henderson native has special attachment, sympathy for Japan’s quake, tsunami victims
• 'A wonderful life': Widely admired Lloyd Agnew retiring after lifetime of service
• Abramson speaks here: Former major featured at Young Democrats event
• Wildflower walk: Audubon park event set in April
• An evening with Clooney: Chautaqua performance set
• Twists and (star) turns: Lawmaking antics can't overshadow memories of Liz
• A test: Can you match quotes, source?
• Wildlife refuge: Local farmers waged long fight against development
• Estate planning can pay off big
• Life's big question: Four-year-old has inquiry after church
• Spring fever: Educational opportunities await to get you out of the house
• It's time for nominations for Hall of Fame
• For William and Kate, two cakes are better than one
• Economy faces challenges after strong growth in fourth quarter
• Pentagon: U.S.-led airstrikes help Libyan rebels advance
• Expert says school shooting affects more than just kids
• Myanmar auction of gems earns record $2.8 billion
• GOP presidential hopefuls hammer health care
• Rebels retake key city in eastern Libya
• First female VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• Afternoon rain could turn to snow tonight in Tri-county and across western Kentucky
• Mega Millions lottery ticket worth $319 million sold in New York
• Letter: Johnson honor well-deserved
• Letter: Public, private jobs different
• Letter: Big cuts only way out of mess
• Citizen Column: Sheen: Are we headed in his direction?
• Question Box: County water district will not see increase
• Sign up for magic workshop
• Striving to be best North Middle’s recent high honor is no accident
• Montana store offers bang-up satellite TV promo
• Obama to address nation Monday about Libya
• Indiana mom giving daughter best gift of all: A child
• States look overseas for scarce execution drug
• Beshear vetoes portions of Medicaid budget
• Once trapped in well as nation watched, Baby Jessica turns 25, gains access to trust fund
• Kentucky House accepts Senate plan to fix Medicaid
• Elizabeth Taylor buried in small private ceremony at LA cemetery
• Kentucky coal miner dies in underground mine accident
• Kentucky 15-year-old may face adult charges in couple’s slaying
• Court of Appeals hears Amish case challenging use of safety triangles on vehicles
• Kentucky couple accused of selling teens’ sexual favors
• Please come by the library and check out its new display for Women's History Month. Lynda Sinnett just finished putting together a display of women leaders in various fields (medicine, education, the arts, authorship, etc.) who have all been Henders
• Higgs throws one-hitter in Colonels' opener
• Sign up for magic workshop
• Register for spring break at the library
• Henderson students take to Web to air dirty laundry: Topix site puts end to bullying, notifies high school officials
• Soil quality ties up learning center work: Board approves $81,606 worth of change orders
• Where do we go from here, Mr. President?
• 'Goldilocks' Doctrine: Middle-of-road approach on Libya not good enough
• Editorial: 2012: No more Tim who? Pawlenty may run
• Kentucky House accepts Senate plan to fix Medicaid
• Ralph Nader calls for ending athletic scholarships
• Agents can delay Miranda warnings in some terror cases
• Masonic trial looms for member who revealed he is gay
• Brawl over spaghetti in New York subway ignites debate
• Impasse remains after Kentucky Senate approves Medicaid proposal opposed by House
• Court allows Kentucky suit challenging arrest for calling police officer 'fat slob'
• Kentucky's new senator, Rand Paul, considering run for president
• Judge to rule if mom paralyzed giving birth has right to see her triplets
• Creation Museum founder uninvited from homeschool convention
• Art 100 (5:45 pm class) - Instructor Dana Davis, has been cancelled for Thursday, March 24th.
• Arab countries on the sidelines in Libya campaign
• The Student Government Association is coordinating a campus-wide effort to raise money for the relief effort for the greatest tragedy in Japan's recorded history. Proceeds will be forwarded to the effort through the American Red Cross. Donations may
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• Cols back on track
• The wily old Wildcats
• Agents nab immigrants, others posing as Marines
• Hospice forming bereavement program beginning April 12
• Other views: Gasoline: Kentuckians bear a bigger burden
• Death panels: Among the missing as health-care reform celebrates a year
• Libya mission: You can be excused if you are still puzzled
• Chamber lunch to cover lawsuits
• Going purple: Bend Gate students linked in effort to fight epilepsy
• Tow crew being questioned: Investigation continues in barge hit
• Second St. closed from Elm to Main
• Get ‘A’ jump on it
• Shooting rampage suspect sent to Missouri for mental exam
• Kentucky Senate may vote Thursday on Medicaid budget
• Don't tweet from church: Advice offered for royal wedding guests
• Court studies whether age should figure into questioning
• Gulf probe finds blowout preventer was flawed
• U.N. 'extremely concerned' about Libyan citizens
• Body recovered from Green River
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at
• Attention: Students Planning to Participate in May 2011 Graduation. If you submitted a graduation application to the Admissions & Records Office by the March 3rd deadline and are planning to participate in the May 6 graduation ceremony, you still hav
• Tornado watch in effect until 8 p.m. tonight for much of Kentucky
• Newport Aquarium's new penguin exhibit opens to public on Saturday
• Residents warned when ammonia leaks at Louisville meat plant
• Lindsey Wilson College representative will be at the Student Center today, from 10:30 am - 1:30 pm.
• Webster hires Newton as basketball coach
• Lady Colonels rally past Hancock
• Starlite rules settled
• Canoe Creek efforts paying off
• Big Brothers-Big Sisters makes pitch to city commissioners
• Chandler Elementary School principal receives leadership award
• Steelworkers to vote on Dana contract offer
• Kentucky Senate prepares to take on Medicaid compromise
• U.S. demanding gay rights support at United Nations
• Obama weak on flow of guns across Mexican border
• Editorial: Medical ID theft damaging to credit and health
• 1918 report boosts medal push for World War I hero
• Southeast Christian's portrayal of Jesus' life nearing retirement
• U.S. to soon turn over control of no-fly effort in Libya
• Transgender people contest New York birth record rule
• Two more Henderson residents wanted on federal drug charges in custody
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize civilians in key Libyan city
• Panel interviewing University of Kentucky presidential candidates
• Kentucky first lady feels snubbed on bill raising school dropout age
• One pleads guilty to plot to kidnap Columbia Sportswear's 'Mother Boyle'
• Kentucky House passes compromise Medicaid proposal to head off cuts
• Lady Colonels flawless in season opener
• Tennis teams drop season opener
• Water line work progressing, but much remains
• Archery addition gets approval
• HPD poll: Police hope survey can improve service
• Crews still searching for missing elderly man
• Methodist Hospital hosting diabetes screening today
• Imago Theatre's 'ZooZoo' tonight at Henderson Fine Arts Center
• What does Japan disaster mean for future of nuclear power?
• Bullies: Obama confused about what to do
• Sitcom vets Drescher, Knight returning in new shows on TV Land
• Legendary bluesman, Grammy winner Pinetop Perkins dead at 97
• Spottsville Bridge lane to close Tuesday; most trucks should avoid crossing
• All MAI 240 and MAI 270 classes taught by Ms. Gail Nelson are cancelled for Tuesday, March 22nd.
• Coalition forces continue air strikes to extend no fly zone over Libya
• With rewards, Zynga hopes to get you (more) hooked
• Mr. Lacer's COM252 class scheduled for Tuesday, March 22nd at 5:45pm has been cancelled.
• Cameras finally start rolling on ‘The Hobbit’ films in New Zealand
• Illinois woman killed in one-vehicle crash on Audubon Parkway
• Thieves take barber poles from Kentucky businesses
• Man dies after car runs into floodwater in western Kentucky
• Christian County takes title
• Cols to rely on pair of aces
• Good Knight!: Cats march on
• Former Colonels back at Sweet 16
• Kids' event popping up at park
• Stayin' alive: Class teaches outdoor essentials
• Down town: Henderson has slipped to No. 10 in the city rankings for Ky.
• Farewell, Father: Holy Name’s Bradley is leaving here to serve as school chaplain in Owensboro
• Escaping: Looking back upon those lighter times
• Raise a fork: Farmers deserve all the appreciation we can give
• Entrepreneurs receiving help
• WPA: Its local history contains much good, much controversy
• Four-year-old: Thanksgiving for playing, not cooking
• Couple's passion for cooking produces cookbook of 'down-home' recipes
• March Madness manager
• Strong finish buoys Lady Cols
• Morehead basking in moment
• Hickey sparks Christian Co.
• Cats, WVU to clash today
• School to watch: North Middle gets high award
• Positive spin: Instructor’s experience with MS inspires Zumbathon
• Kentucky man missing from river: Nineteen of his dogs taken to shelter
• Summer fun: RiverBend announces upcoming activities
• Winners again: Area JA program earns national award
• Letter: Muslims: Are liberals being politically correct?
• Letter: Billy Edwards has it right on manners
• Letter: Potential to fix energy problems found in coal
• Digital meter reader needed
• Scientists lack complete answers on risks of radiation
• Scientists lack complete answers on radiation risks
• Activist O'Keefe refuses to be videotaped
• Gadhafi's anti-aircraft guns a danger for NATO
• Code Talker's death leaves only one surviving member
• Super full moon to shine on Saturday
• UPDATE: Both of U.S. 41 Twin Bridges reopened to traffic after barge accident
• Spring Break is coming to an end and we will be so excited to have you back bright and early on Monday morning...... we hope you enjoyed your break and you are ready to be back in class!!!
• Child taken in car theft in Kentucky found safe in Cincinnati
• U.S. tells Gadhafi to pull back his forces from east Libya
• Mile High City becomes Upset City in NCAA tournament
• House nearing agreement on Kentucky Medicaid budget
• Japan official: Disasters overwhelmed government; nuclear danger level raised
• Daviess County ousted
• Morehead stuns Cards
• Whew! Cats escape
• Arizona Senate rejects illegal immigration bills
• We’re related! You never know who you’ll find at genealogy event
• ‘Great lady’ honored: Ground is broken for learning center
• County population no longer among top 20 in state: Numbers on rise but still outpaced by other regions
• U.S. readies plans to enforce Libya no-fly zone
• Will to live: Climber waits six days for rescue from canyon ledge
• Henderson jobless rate falls
• Used book sale this weekend
• DOD: Don't rule out civilian trials for Gitmo detainees
• New Bible criticized for gender-neutral language
• Guest Column: Politicians: Misreading public, overreach are widespread among them
• UPDATE: Sweep shuts down alleged crack cocaine distribution ring
• Christian County advances
• Cards' tall task: Stop Faried
• UK-Princeton: Classic confrontation
• New drug to be used in Texas execution: Henderson native will be first to be given sedative
• Question Box: Eroded holes to be filled with concrete
• ‘Tootie’ says goodbye: Familiar face at courthouse decides it’s time to take her leave
• Tribal experience: Spottsville students take in cultural presentation
• Breaking and entering Confused deer hides out at Green Street Papa John’s
• Editorial: Access: Government info must remain public
• Mining: Bill would make EPA enforcement fairer
• National parks: Funding for these treasures should be spared in budget debate
• Land of mists and bogs: Henderson residents stake claim to Irish roots
• Reception set at Hyland in honor of Billy Edwards
• Wilderness survival class for kids offered
• Muslim removed from flight wants crew disciplined
• U.S. offers tougher advisories than Japan for nuclear plant area
• Some states consider legislator layoffs to trim budgets
• Ali asks Iran to release U.S. hikers
• Study finds gene therapy improves Parkinson's symptoms
• New power line could restore cooling systems at Japan's nuclear plant
• House votes to raise minimum dropout age to 18
• EPA proposes regulating mercury, other toxins from coal-fired power plants
• Wholesale prices spike on steep rise in food, oil
• UPDATE: Shooter testifies about delusions in hearing on 1997 Kentucky school attack
• Compromise could be in works for Kentucky's Medicaid budget
• Jail budget balanced now, but release program may shift figures
• Fiscal court awards funds to nonprofit
• Secretary of state candidate featured at meeting
• Weather spotter seminar scheduled tonight
• Imago Theatre's 'ZooZoo' next in arts alliance performance season
• Japan's nightmare renews questions of nuclear safety
• 'Mad' magazine was subversive in the '60s which made it a must-read for kids
• Browning new Webster football coach
• Parker steps down as Bravettes' coach
• Obama defends use of nuclear energy
• Federal Reserve says economic recovery on 'firmer footing'
• Police seize 30 pounds of marijuana in Henderson bust
• Power outage postponed to Thursday for Henderson's Green River Road area
• General says Afghan war gains enable U.S. troop cuts
• House approves three-week stopgap spending measure
• Former nurse found guilty of online encouragement of suicides
• Monday, March 14, was National Pi Day. (3-14, get it? Pi, which is the mathematical constant which shows the ratio between a Euclidean circle’s circumference to its diameter, has an approximate value of 3.14.) In celebration, the Adult Learning C
• Catch the ZooZoo performance next Tuesday, March 22nd at the Fine Arts Center. For ticket information, visit www.haa.org
• Radiation levels soar after Japanese nuclear plant fire; 140,000 ordered to seal themselves indoors
• Weather spotter team training Wednesday night in Henderson
• 600-pound bell stolen from Kentucky church
• House committee OKs measure to raise school dropout age in Kentucky
• New Hampshire man says he was insane when attacked woman and her daughter
• Monday tornadoes level northern Kentucky homes
• Owensboro bridge reopens to traffic
• East Heights students get close to earth with garden project
• Hidden treasures: Holy Name book sale often site of nice finds
• HCHS juniors taking ACT today
• RiverBend Academy kicking off Main Street Live! series
• OVAL meeting Thursday
• Nuclear crisis fears batter stocks in Japan
• Possible 2012 presidential foes Daniels, Obama shine at annual event
• America sends a mixed message to Muslims
• Thousands of Maryland union workers rally against governor's plan
• Struggling states may cancel or delay presidential primaries
• Analysts: Video edit of NPR executive misleading
• Tuesday, March 15th, is National AG Day...... here are some more interesting facts:
• Political pranksters turning up heat — and cunning
• Kentucky state park campgrounds opening April 1 with special offers
• Big East gets 11 into NCAA tournament; Louisville, Morehead meet in Denver
• Princeton back in NCAA tourney to face another giant: Kentucky
• UPDATE: Senate leader challenges Gov. Beshear to debate Medicaid issue
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by second blast
• Two hit by vehicle in Union County following a fight, one hospitalized
• The halls are quiet, we hope you are enjoying your Spring Break!!! Remember that the HCC offices are open this week.
• Pencils ready: Selection Sunday has arrived
• Artist Within: ‘Disabling the Myth’ art exhibit proud to have eight years under its belt
• Lesson learned: Seven-year-olds can’t be trusted
• Riverport offers shipping option
• Boom town: Tri-county mines were under fire back in the '30s
• Road trips: Lawmakers flee to delay defeat
• Groundbreaking set
• Native American program this week: Chowtow Tribe member to visit local schools
• Court to hear kids' program proposal: Big Brothers-Big Sisters plans satellite office
• Preparedness begins at home
• 50 years, counting: Bend Gate Elementary celebrating anniversary with open house
• Letter: Anti-gun laws don’t stop crime
• Letter: Help Red Cross be available when needed
• Letter: Workers have right to unions
• Letter: Health care costs top inflation
• Union County Bicentennial event set April 2
• Two appointed to advisory council
• Question Box: Report abuse of Section 8 to housing authorities
• Downtown repaving coming soon
• Disaster’s effects felt by some Henderson natives
• Using good manners helps us glorify God
• UPDATE: Hundreds feared dead in Japan after quake, tsunami
• UPDATE: California, Oregon suffer some tsunami damage
• Pirates say they'll kill Danish family if rescue is tried
• Judge rules against Kansas parents in education suit
• Lamb leads Cats past Ole Miss 75-66
• Obama, McConnell agree — and disagree — on budget
• Feds convict all 55 rounded up in Kentucky drug sweep
• Feds convict all 55 rounded up in Kentucky drug sweep
• New light bulb rule sparking battle in Congress
• Iraq, Afghanistan veterans struggling to find jobs
• HCC Academic Team will participate in a meet on Saturday, April 9th, 2011 at Ohio University Southern at Ironton, OH. Be sure and let our Academic Team know that we wish them luck!!!
• Spring Break at HCC next week: Week of March 14th - 18th. Reminder: Move your clocks forward 1 hour at 2am, Sunday morning... spring forward
• Brescia adds another Lady Colonel to softball program as Garrett signs
• Settlement schools: Outsiders dedicated lives to improving Appalachian region
• Legislators offer mixed reviews: Prison reform earns praise; Medicaid hangup criticized
• Clinton calls on Cuba to release detained American
• Federal prisons running out of key execution drug
• UK presidential search forum to visit Monday
• Coffee tied to lower stroke risk among women
• Giffords to attend husband's shuttle launch
• Appeals board rejects one tax case: Later ruling promised on second Orrahood case
• U.S., Europe pressure Libya but ease off militarily
• Gibbens to speak at chamber luncheon
• Planned Parenthood: Should Congress vote to end its federal funding?
• Editorial: Jobs: Picture slowly begins to brighten
• Locally grown
• Planting intentions report due March 31
• ‘Sentimental Journey’: Chautauqua program to tribute Rosemary Clooney
• History lesson
• Congressman: ‘Rage and hysteria’ over terrorism hearing unwarranted
• Obama says he was bullied, knows what kids endure
• Ohio executes inmate with new death penalty drug
• English 101 12:30 pm class (Bill Gary - instructor) has been cancelled for today, Thursday, March 10th.
• Check out the cast of Much Ado about Nothing during a recent rehearsal. Henderson Community Theatre will present Much Ado about Nothing on Friday, April 1st and Saturday, April 2nd at 7:00 pm. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
• Kentucky police think mom struck toddler found injured on Interstate 24
• Missouri district knew nothing of former Kentucky teacher’s porn acting past
• Marquette tops West Virginia
• SEC tourney is the Bubble Bowl
• Crittenden ousted from Sweet 16
• Catching cancer: Knowing family history can be vital to beating disease
• Get ‘A’ jump on it
• Women in history
• Beth Strawn picked as new DHP director
• Henderson leads state in soybeans, third in corn
• BBC says staff subjected to mock execution in Libya
• Petraeus says tough summer looms in Afghanistan
• Cost for premature birth prevention drug skyrockets
• Women: Do men have role in the movement?
• Poverty: Welfare, immigration policies bear much of the blame
• Editorial: Theft Bad guys have eyes on your tax refund
• Four out of five U.S. schools may be labeled as 'failing'
• State road dept. issues high water warnings
• Today's QEP Rally was a rousing success!!! Thanks to everyone that showed up. If you didn't get a chance to attend the rally, you can still get a goody bag at the Financial Aid Office or the Library.
• Congressman King: Hearings on Muslims in America will be fair
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dead at 81
• Space shuttle Discovery lands, ending career as most flown spaceship
• AG Day facts: Did you know?
• AG Day is March 15th, 2011
• QEP Rally - Today, Wednesday, March 9th.... 11:30 am - 1:00 pm..... Student Center, Joe's Place... Drop by for a few minutes and grab a slice of pizza and a drink.
• Thanks to everyone that participated in Super Sunday. Watch this video and see pictures of Henderson Community College and Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church on Super Sunday.
• Christian Co. wins third straight region title
• Tri-County recycling board cuts coordinator
• Commission entertaining idea of golf carts on streets
• Local club gets insight into fitness wear
• Healthy Family Day set Saturday
• Police identify alleged car thief
• Libya: U.S. should be wary of any intervention
• 'Rango' is latest reminder that animated films are thriving
• Henderson Fiscal Court OKs weed spraying
• 'Choosing an eReader' class offered at library
• Montana asbestos victims consider $43 million settlement
• BP among targets of Mardi Gras revelers
• Girl admits to slaying in dispute over milk
• It's a mystery: Penatagon says troops not biting on extra pay
• Astronauts salute Discovery on eve of last landing
• Brad Paisley, Zac Brown Band lead second round of CMA Festival performers
• Brad Paisley, Zac Brown Band lead second round of CMA Festival performers
• Join us on Thursday, March 10th at 6:30 pm, in Room 310 of the Sullivan Technology Center Building for the latest film in the HCC Film Series... This week's film is the 1957 Swedish film, "Seventh Seal". The film centers around a tired cru
• U.S. population center nearing historic shift from Midwest to west
• UPDATE: Medicaid budget negotiations break down in Kentucky
• Anger brewing over government workers’ pay and benefits
• Kentucky lieutenant governor’s business partner gets state post
• Kentucky Senate leader not giving up on cold meds bill to fight meth
• Union upended by Maroons
• Henderson falls in region semifinals
• Fuel for thought: Gas prices about more than just oil
• 2 groups fighting air permit for plant: Sierra Club, Valley Watch sue state
• River crews keep eye on high waters
• Tornado drill set for today
• Safety first! Farmers urged to be careful around overhead power lines
• Kids Club set for Saturday
• Fitness campaign: First lady's critics would rather pander to their base than participate
• NFL: Taking year off not bad idea
• U.S., allies edge toward military options for Libya
• Gasoline prices are about more than just oil
• Local attorney Dax Womack found not guilty of drug charges
• Obama restarts military trials for detainees at Guantanamo Bay
• Weekend barn fire kills 19 horses in central Kentucky
• Sponsor concedes defeat of Kentucky bill aimed at curtailing meth ingredients
• Kentucky infant survives after SUV crashes into room, lands on crib
• Spring Break is near....... week of March 14th - 18th. HCC offices will remain open that week. There will be no academic classes that week. What are your plans for Spring Break????
• Quaker State sponsoring first NASCAR Sprint Cup race in Kentucky
• Henderson man jailed for alleged marijuana trafficking
• Kentucky man says he took ambulance because he needed a ride home
• Memorial High School girls win Indiana 3A state title | UPDATE | PHOTO GALLERY
• Crittenden wins region title
• Braves created own luck to reach semifinals
• Colonels in need of believers for semifinal showdown
• Daylight time starts next Sunday
• Sign law committee to discuss comments: Most who responded to chamber survey have negative view of current ordinance
• 'Monday with the Mayor' is this week
• City to debate golf carts on streets
• Lenten series begins Wednesday, March 16
• Romney tries to address health-care issue
• Democrats unveil counteroffer easing Republican cuts
• Daughter of World War I vet wants father to lie in Capitol Rotunda
• Mother of twins found in toxic truck charged
• New Jersey governor calls Illinois governor 'a disaster'
• With Lent season just around the corner, fish is on the menu
• Musical memorial: Hospital piano lasting tribute to Smith son
• Rising prices bad (and good)
• Leaving the nest: 4-year-old doesn’t want brother to go to college
• Guns ablazin': Would-be robbers met their match in night watchman
• Lighten up: Humor a much-needed escape from a mad world
• Diffendooferous! Literacy celebration perfect place for Dr. Seuss
• Success on both sides sows fear of Libyan civil war
• Cardinals kept the faith
• Bravettes fall in region semifinals
• On the defense: Girl Scouts learn how to fend off attackers
• God ready, willing to cleanse our hearts of sin
• Letter: Pet ownership a responsibility
• Letter: Johnson serves as inspiration
• Sandhill crane hunt bad idea
• Letter: Nation now most divided in its history
• Human rights meeting planned
• Police warn of Wal-Mart scam
• School district reaccredited
• Deer seeking higher ground continue to be a traffic hazard
• Kentucky smoking ban stalls: But Watkins will try again
• New Orleans expecting larger Mardi Gras turnout
• Honor guard rallies crowd to little-known veteran's burial
• Indiana officials probe leak of ISTEP question
• Coroner says Mississippi boy found in oven died from heat
• Powell, Williams win chamber ag awards
• Canoe Creek might flood if heavy rains hit this weekend
• Huckabee denies criticizing Portman pregnancy
• Big drop seen in child ear infections
• Beshear defends plan to balance Medicaid budget
• House Speaker begins effort to defend gay marriage ban
• Henderson Community College Workforce Solutions is once again offering coal mining classes. 40 hour Initial Surface Underground Mining Training Course and a 24 hour Initial Surface Mining Training Course will be offered. Registration deadline is March 16
• Kentucky lawmakers give final OK to crackdown on bath salt drugs
• Kentucky school bus driver dragged from bus and beaten
• High school basketball player collapses, dies after hitting winning shot
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Deer escaping floodwaters create hazard on U.S. 41 near twin bridges
• NASA: Rocket carrying satellite probably in Pacific Ocean after failed launch
• Braves knock out Blazers
• Bravettes gain new fan
• Henderson Elks offer $70,000 in scholarships: Award given in honor of Chase Trent to total $30,000
• Dax Womack trial begins
• Henning: Extension programs in area are a top priority
• Question Box: Some part-timers have city benefits
• Above, beyond: High school senior achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Editorial: Thelma: Board’s decision is a fitting tribute to wonderful lady
• Fashion or Fox: Gadhafi should have no trouble finding new career
• Economics 101: It will be up to our nation’s governors to lead us into recovery
• Suspect in day care fire had few credentials
• Harvard allowing ROTC to return to campus
• Navy admiral wants censure for lewd videos
• Four years after vanishing in Iran, former FBI agent proven to be alive
• Free Family Literacy Day event scheduled Saturday at HCC
• Southbound lane restrictions planned Friday on U.S. 41 twin bridges
• Gov. Beshear signs bill aimed at lowering Kentucky prison population
• Kentucky's chief justice warns courts can’t absorb more budget cuts
• Judge: States must continue to implement health care overhaul
• Official: Obama, Mexican president reach trucking agreement
• Kentucky's two senators join push to speed up coal mine permits
• If you would like to meet with Brescia University representative,Patrick Dezort on Tuesday, March 8th, regarding transfer information, please contact Cary Conley - (270) 831-9610 or by email, cary.conley@kctcs.edu to make an appointment.
• Final deadline for credential applications - March 3rd (today) at 4:30 pm. Stop in at the Admissions & Records Office to complete your application today.
• Grand jury gets sex charges against Kentucky high school secretary
• Not guilty plea entered for mother of injured child found on Interstate 24
• Kentucky police officers fatally shoot man who fired at them
• Braves playing their best, but get red hot Blazers in regional
• Colonels cruise past Storm
• Magical doctor: Seuss gave many their love for reading
• Kenergy: Savings could wipe out rate hikes
• 2,000 jobs: Economic developers tout five-year plan for region
• It’s ‘B’ week
• Maple leaving NW Kentucky Forward
• Fame: It puts some on path to appearing foolish
• Guest Column: On the offiensive: U.S. needs to challenge pirates with full force
• Cyber bullying, sexting class planned March 22
• Runway Red: Matthew 25 presenting charity fashion show, lunch
• Families invited to Family Literacy Day Saturday
• Gates says U.S. did 'lousy job' listening to Karzai
• Student files lawsuit over FBI's GPS tracking
• Diabetes cuts six years from 50-year-old's life
• School board names early learning center after Thelma Johnson
• Los Angeles police chief supports ban on high-capacity magazines
• Class cancelled for Wednesday, March 2nd - English 091 at 5:45 pm, instructor Gene Peck
• In honor of Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel’s birthday, children in the Henderson Child Care Center at Henderson Community College, will be treated this week to readings by volunteers from the college campus. Featured books include, “Green Eggs and
• Right-to-hunt amendment bill passes Kentucky Senate committee
• Summer schedules are in!!!! Stop in and pick up your copy. Current students can register April 1st - 29th. New students that apply by April 1st can register April 15th - 29th. New students that apply after April 1st will need to register during Open Regi
• Henderson Tri-Fest 2011
• Lady Cols' Jennings joins Brescia softball program
• Wildcats stay perfect at Rupp
• Colonels, Storm get rematch in regional
• Bravettes advance to semifinals
• Changes possible in county mosquito control
• Officials asking for removal of flowers from cemetery grounds for mowing
• Utilities seek rate increases
• 'Romeo and Juliet' staged Saturday at HFAC
• Chamber's ag breakfast reservation deadline today
• Young man's CD sales benefit children with special needs
• Area students in Tri-State Spelling Bee
• People, places gone, but memories of downtown linger
• Huckabee implies Obama grew up in Kenya
• Tucson park renamed for 9-year-old shooting victim
• U.S. launches new missile defense program for Europe
• U.N. says Libyan refugee crisis tops 140,000
• Man in custody in connection with Monday evening shooting near school
• The State Veteran Affairs Representative will be in the Sullivan Technology Center Building, room 220, 9 am - 3 pm, on Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011.
• Police investigate body found near Pennyrile Parkway in Hopkinsville
• Fort Campbell soldier killed during attack in Afghanistan
• Amish community buries four children in western Kentucky
• Bravettes to take on Hoptown
• Fritz to play soccer for Midway
• Josh's journey winding down
• Corydon fire cause unknown | VIDEO
• 'Historic' prison reform passes
• Plug pulled on PSC elections idea
• Local man pleads guilty to witness intimidation
• Lawmakers honoring young archers
• Lady Colonels' reign ends
• UPDATE: Webster man killed by police during standoff
• Distraction: In tough times, change subject
• Winning recipe: Noted conservative comes to defense of first lady's dietary campaign
• Man shot in alleged drug-related incident across from East Heights Elementary School | MAP
• Kentucky Senate passes resolution slamming federal EPA
• Better think positive: Pessimism can block therapy
• U.S. moves military units near Libya; Gadhafi digs in against rebellion
• High gasoline prices rattle both drivers and businesses
• Last U.S. veteran of World War I dies at age 110
• If you are interested in transferring to Bresica, Patrick Dezort will be meeting with students in AD206 on March 8th. You must make an appointment to meet with Mr. Dezort. Contact Cary Conley - (270) 831-9610 or by email cary.conley@kctcs.edu
• UPDATE: Weather service confirms at least two tornadoes in Kentucky
• "Fantastic Fellowship at Henderson's Greater Norris Baptist Church for Super Sunday"
• Starns thinks it still could be Colonels' year
• Lady Lyons first in Lady Colonels' path
• Tri-state acts shine in talent show
• Harsh reality: Cyber bullying, sexting a real threat for local teenagers
• Minor subdivisions on planning commission agenda
• Times were tense in Sturgis, Clay in fall of 1956
• Ms. Tailwagger: Despite cancer, other problems rescued canine still ‘a happy dog’
• Braving the cyclone: Henderson native describes massive Australian storm
• Bedtime prayers: Three-year-old covers everyone
• Team-building requires effort
• Not all sunshinie: Florida resists move to choke off pill pipeline
• Prison costs: How will well-aimed bill impact local jails?
• Persistence pays off: ‘Politicians and preachers’ teamed to fight gambling
• Neighbors collecting donations to help Amish after deaths of four children
• New Kentucky commission finding farm animal welfare not a simple issue
• Supreme Court to weigh dispute over police questioning in child-abuse cases
• Regional boys, girls basketball tournament pairings set
• Colonels keep crown
• Cats in crisis
• Rivers rising following rain
• Weather spotter training scheduled
• Accuride posts net loss: But sees 34-percent increase in sales
• Little Sturgis Rally still giving scholarships
• Street closing
• Letter: Digital reader could help bill accuracy
• Letter: Bible class bad idea for schools
• Letter: Partisan politics ‘reigns supreme’
• Letter: Tax enforcement is 'extortion'
• Letter: Budget cuts taget middle class
• FFA: Students deserve community support
• With our focus on Christ, we will never sink
• Clip it: Coupon club helping local families to save
• Libyan protesters fired upon; U.S. imposes sanctions
• As Wisconsin impasse continues, schools eye layoffs
• House GOP says shutdown would be irresponsible
• Google tweaks search to punish 'low quality' sites
• Government asks court to uphold 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Have TV viewers seen last of Charlie Sheen?
• New government database of product safety complaints about to launch
• UPDATE: U.S. prepares sanctions against Libyan regime, closes embassy
• Kentucky Senate prepares to take on Medicaid budget issue
• Lady Colonels claim district crown
• Streaks on line in boys final
• Cards' Wainwright out for season
• Evening rainfall causes some flooding
• Kentucky Bikerfest replaces Little Sturgis
• Happy Feet: Program fits needy children with shoes
• Talent show finals Saturday
• Free pet estate planning seminar set this Saturday
• Question Box: HMP&L trying to work on bike path lights
• Public unions: Do they serve citizens well or do more harm than good?
• Truman: We sure could use his wisdom today
• Black History event planned at Koch children’s museum
• Man trapped in elevator during downtown power outage
• Henderson Community College will sponsor Super Sunday at the Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church on Sunday, February 27, 2011. Church services begin at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Charles Johnson delivering the sermon. Dr. Kris Williams, President/CEO of Hende
• Stop in at the Sullivan Technology Center tonight, Room 310 @ 6:30pm, free admission and popcorn and join us as we watch and discuss the next film in our film series, “Casablanca.” The film centers around an ex-pat bar in Casablanca owned by
• Here's the link to watch shuttle pre-launch, lift-off
• Kentucky abortion-related bill stalls in House committee
• The Henderson Community College Bookstore will be closed Friday, March 11th, for inventory. We apologize for the inconvenience. We will reopen Monday morning, March 14th at 8:00 A.M.
• Massive sweep of Mexican drug gang suspects underway in U.S., Latin America
• Dr. Eric Blanchard has cancelled his classes for today, Thursday, February 24th, 2011. The classes are as follows: 9:30 am (208), 11:15 am (100) and 2:05 pm (Union County - Paul Herron Tech Class)
• Cardinals' Wainwright injures elbow
• Bravettes seek breakthrough
• Hogs edge Cats in OT
• KCTCS: Super Sunday helps brighten the future
• QUESTION BOX: Crews to look into blackbird problem
• KSP detective gets award
• One bypass flood basin is nixed; another on table
• District report cards now online
• Cha-ching! Lions Club hits jackpot with new auction format
• Quilting a trail: Henderson County joining unique landscape decorating project
• Government wants admissions from tobacco companies
• Huckabee: Romney should apologize for health plan
• Hawaii's governor signs civil unions into law
• Water rate hike won't affect county water district customers
• Storm warning: Very heavy rains expected on Thursday
• Two in custody after suspected meth lab discovered
• Thanks to all the participants and employer/recruiters who participated. The Health Career Fair was a big success.
• Obama administration drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Wisconsin governor duped by prank caller posing as billionaire donor
• Bill promoting carbon storage test projects advances in Kentucky Senate
• NCAA accuses Tennessee of basketball and football rules violations
• Ford to recall 150,000 F-150 pickups over air bags
• The next film in this semester’s HCC Film Series, “Cinema International: Films from Around the World” is the 1942 classic, “Casablanca.” The film centers around an ex-pat bar in Casablanca owned by Rick (Bogart) and a love
• Drug czar calls for crackdown on pill mills during Kentucky visit
• Union ends district drought
• Championship run didn't come easy for Union wrestlers
• Wildcats on the road again
• Knowles lifts Cards past Rutgers
• Rahm Emanuel elected next mayor of Chicago
• City OKs water rate increase: Panel hopes to ease impact on county
• Report: U.S. lags in paid parental leave
• Security Council condemns Libya crackdown
• Groups opposing bill to change PSC makeup
• 'There is hope': Masha’s Place speaker to talk about post-abortive healing
• Jury convicts Iraqi immigrant in 'honor killing'
• Finalists in talent contest announced
• Fire destroys Corydon home: Crews battle blaze most of the day
• Wisconsin: Union leaders being short-sighted
• The Icemen playeth: There's no shortage of action (or rock music) in pro hockey
• Kentucky gets supply of key execution drug, but executions still blocked
• Did you know that YOU can post right here on HCC's Fan Page? We want to hear from you! Have a question? Post here for answers! Want to share some good news? Let us know what's going on with you!! Tell us what we are doing right and, if we
• A gorgeous arrangement of roses arrived today to "HCC" from O'Daniel's Flower Shop. The card says "For all You Do!" What a beautiful way to brighten up the administration building and put a smile on everyone's face t
• HCC Health Careers Fair, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, 10:00 - 12:00 pm - Fine Arts Center. Over 15 employers will be participating. Everyone is invited to attend.
• UPDATE: Kentucky auditor says more than $81,000 unaccounted for in city of Corydon finances; report turned over to attorney general
• UPDATE: U.S. 60 traffic moving slowly through Corydon, Ky., after house fire
• Mary Ferley's English 102 at 2:00 pm has been cancelled for today (Tuesday, February 22nd)
• Dossett follows sister to play soccer with Oakland City
• Trojans, Braves open boys tournament
• South team comes together to win state middle school title
• Experience wins out for Bravettes
• Henderson School Board nixes school name
• Kentucky politician at center of clean air controversy
• Pennyrile Parkway extension opening soon
• Families invited to Literacy Day
• Gleaner phones, e-mail out
• 'Well Being' winners announced
• Sexism: Alive and well in American culture
• Social Security: Sacred entitlement program halts serious talk about debt cut plans
• HWU: After spending millions, rules could change
• Henderson man accused of soliciting someone to kill ex-wife pleads guilty
• Madisonville man faces hundreds of sex-related charges
• Gadhafi’s hold on Libya weakens in wave of protest
• Kentucky school employee pleads not guilty to rape and sodomy charges
• Parole deferred for 10 years in 1980s slaying
• Two veterans thankful for aid in buying Hopkins County, Ky., home
• Parole deferred for 10 years in 1980s slaying in Kentucky
• Arrest in Kentucky cold case murder rewarding for police
• Railroad crossing upgrades this week in Webster County, road closures expected
• City to vote on rate hike: Combined water, sewer would go up 5.45 percent in Henderson
• State auditor to release Corydon, Ky., report on Tuesday
• Funerals for Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011
• Slaughters man injured in accident
• Obituaries for Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011
• Bravettes wary of Lady Trojans
• Union Co. wrestlers win sixth state title
• Debate rages on region's best players
• Braves-Trojans looks like battle of styles
• 'Hansel and Gretel' at Glema Mahr on March 17
• States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• Scientists say Gulf floor still oily, dead
• Sons of Confederate Veterans look back 150 years
• Cosmic census finds crowd of planets in our galaxy
• Revolt in Egypt becomes global case study
• Art abounds: Three local exhibits opening this afternoon
• Wrong idea: Four-year-old has insight into Nativity
• Mayor recalls old downtown
• 'Get it checked': Hospital director offers first-hand heart health advice
• Wild weather: Folks walked on water during winter of 1936
• 'Push down': Cuts in D.C. pain at home?
• City to vote on rate hike: Combined water, sewer would go up 5.45 percent
• Bahrain protesters return to capital square
• Egypt officially recognizes moderate Islamic party
• Lady Colonels close with comfortable win
• Colonels win on Neel's tip-in
• Five Union wrestlers reach state semifinals
• Ridely criticizes move to 'politicizes' utility regulation
• Local special needs students get a hand from volunteers
• HCC trying to improve diversity on campus
• 'A Fresh Perspective' call for entries
• Letter: Law-abiding citizens not Rambos
• Letter: Thelma Johnson deserves her name on school
• Letter: Youth are the future of pro-life
• Letter: America needs coal and jobs it can provide
• Make choices in life based on God’s will
• Nearly mailed puppy matched up with new owner
• NASA picks Thursday for Discovery's final launch
• Aide planning tell-all about time spent with Palin
• Washington inmate pleads guilty to 49th murder
• Firefighter too distraught to respond to Gifford shooting
• Bahrain security forces fire tear gas on protest
• Heavy hitters taking sides on drug bill
• Judge in Arizona shooting case to mull release of records
• Colts worry bill would prevent stadium gun ban
• Join us for Super Sunday, February 27, 2011, @ Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church, 937 Washington Street in Henderson.
• Eight Union wrestlers win in first round
• Henderson teams close regular season against Owensboro
• Lady Trojans beat Crittenden Co.
• They've got talent: Dozens of acts audition for contest to raise funding for Colonels to College
• Floral design class new, unique elective for Henderson students
• Artists honored for ‘Gallery Hop’
• Thomas family given annual ‘Heart’ award
• Library honored for history and design
• California narcotics agent suspected of selling drugs
• White House aims to revamp education law by summer
• Girl Scout deliveries, sales about to begin
• South Dakota rejects controversial fetus protection measure
• The college will be closed on Monday, February 21st for Presidents Day. Anyone have any special plans?
• Public broadcasting: Should Congress cut off funding?
• Deficit: Curious talk from the hawks
• Editorial: Spending: GOP can't have cuts and save jobs too
• Here are a few pictures from our annual Multicultural Feast and Dr. Prince Brown Jr speaking about The Underground Railroad and it's ties to Henderson.
• Financial Aid funds are currently being disbursed to students You will receive your funds based upon the option that you chose. KCTCS Higher One card – your funds should be available after 1:00 pm today, Thursday, Feb. 17th. Paper check –
• Cards, Pujols: No deal
• Bearcats beat Cards
• Professor traces escaped slaves, gives them a voice
• Health costs rising for city: Recommendation made to amend budget by adding another $560,000
• Commission meetings now on the Web
• Cigarette secrets: Truth might have saved a life
• Local police seeking help with cold case
• Spring fire season begins
• At war: And it has come to our home
• Waiting... How long will it be before budget leadership blooms?
• Editorial: ‘Curveball’: Iraq war source admits he lied
• 'Simply Cooking' class tonight
• Want to learn more about Financial aid? Join us for a Financial aid workshop at Henderson County High School on Thursday, February 17th, 6:00 p.m. in the Library. Students will receive information on Pell Grants, student loans and state aid. Paper appl
• Ky. House OKs proposed review of incentives programs
• Henderson Community College Campus will be closed on Monday, February 21st, 2011 in observance of President's Day. Enjoy your day off.....
• Stan 'The Man' again
• Webster coach Kettler resigns
• Cats sprint past State
• Fire station reduction still on table
• Cols hold on to beat Storm
• County, city look to extend bike path
• Bus drivers' contributions to students, community often selfless acts
• VFDs get new equipment from court
• Extremists drive out responsible political choices
• Bereavement support group offered
• Pet column: Estate planning for pets seminar coming up
• Louisville Leopards: Don't miss the pint-sized percussionists this Saturday
• Murray State student's lawsuit claims racial harassment
• Obama starts drive for medical malpractice reforms
• Injured dog stars at Kentucky Capitol rally for tougher animal cruelty laws
• Governors announce funding for Ohio River pedestrian and bicycle bridge
• Muslim Brotherhood plans to form political party in Egypt
• Dalai Lama's nephew hit by SUV, killed on Florida walk
• A victory to love
• Colonels visit Hopkins Central
• Lady Trojans beat Caldwell
• Amazing: Morganfield duo back for another season of CBS race
• Henderson, Ky., tax appeals board to meet
• Swimming pool seminar set for March
• Cairo lunch monitor enjoys dressing up for her kids
• DHP Awards Breakfast set Thursday
• Leaders of Egyptian uprising could learn from Mandela
• Will China's work ethic whip U.S. youth?
• Canoe Creek Neighborhood Watch meeting set
• South Middle School cheerleaders win first in Nashville competition
• City crews try to expel pigeons from downtown Henderson
• Ohio man found guilty in arson deaths of eight children, woman
• Federal drug czar taking on prescription drug abuse in Kentucky
• Kansas takes over No. 1; Louisville 16th; Kentucky 22nd
• Egyptian unrest echoes across region: Iran, Bahrain, Yemen
• General Motors hourly workers expected to get $4,000 bonuses
• At northern U.S. border, agents fight drug war on ice
• Energy drinks can pack risky punch for some kids, report says
• It's a gorgeous day in Henderson and the weatherman says we have a week that should be FREE of SNOW. Hope everyone is getting a chance to soak up the sun today!!
• Region's top players make impressive list
• Murray athlete dual winner in indoor meet
• Braves wrestlers win region
• Lady Colonels fall as LaRue Co. lives at free-throw line
• City eyes fire station reduction once more
• VFDs getting defibrillators
• Diversity lunch, talk
• Ky., Ind. I-69 bridge boosters hiring lobbying firm
• Checking up: Chamber offers health screenings for members
• Making it work: Living couple have been working together for decades
• Keeping dog in line isn’t easy
• Ruby Moon, rural wireless both growing
• Left-behind ‘property’: Feb. 26 seminar offered to help plan for pet after its owner dies
• Lady Colonels face LaRue Co. today
• Colonels fall to rival Christian
• Police seek man wanted for rape
• Side by side: Henderson ambulance service settling in at Starlite fire station
• Making room: Archery club expansion well on its way
• Tales & Scales fundraiser set
• God knows all desires of our heart
• Letter: Benson also helped Pee Wee Leagues
• Letter: Immigration laws being ignored
• Letter: Superintendent pay out of hand
• Two percussion events coming up
• Accidents cause jams on U.S. 41
• Annual backyard bird count coming up
• Two non-injury accidents cause traffic back-up on U.S. 41-North past the cloverleaf
• Beshear meets with protesters waging sit-in outside his office
• Scholarship Application Deadline!!!! Scholarships are available to attend HCC in 2011-12, but you must apply by February 15, 2011. You may apply in the Financial Aid Office, Administration Bldg., Room 121 or click the attached link to apply online. For m
• UPDATE: Biden calls Mubarak resignation ‘pivotal moment’
• National adventure racing event to be held in Kentucky this year
• Crews search for crash victim in western Kentucky
• Regional swim meet set for this weekend
• Henderson, Christian set for region showdown
• Little Sturgis Rally canceled for 2011
• Back to the books: With weather improving and one snow day left, classes resume
• Cloud of smoke: President’s tobacco habit, or lack thereof, shrouded in mystery
• Lockerbie: Bomber’s release ‘profoundly wrong’
• Migration program planned
• 'Everyday People' exhibit returns to Audubon
• Regulations may boost utility rates
• Black history musical Sunday
• ‘A’ week pick-up delayed by weather
• Alcan to get new furnace: Beshear says $37 million project to retain 488 jobs
• Henderson County Schools will be on regular schedule on Friday, Feb. 11
• March 3, 2011 is the Credential Application Deadline for ALL Spring 2011 Credential Applicants & Summer 2011 Credential Applicants who plan to participate in the May Commencement Ceremony. You must contact your advisor now to complete the applicatio
• UPDATE: Alcan announces $37 million investment at Sebree, Ky., smelter
• HCC Will open at 9:30 am today, Thursday, February 10th.
• Barnhart gets contract extension
• Wildcats 'refuse to lose'
• State House to honor Watkins
• Irish edge Cards in overtime
• A little snow makes big headaches: Slickened roads cause wrecks, close schools today
• Henderson native to rebuild after Aussie cyclone
• Zoning board OKs proposals to result in new apartments
• Governor to make Alcan announcement
• Editorial: Judges: President, Congress slow on vacancies
• Fruitcake diplomacy: Business, Obama finding ways to do business
• Love: It’s OK to skate on thin ice
• Little League coach accused of sexual abuse
• Judge dismisses Air Force Academy prayer lawsuit
• North Korea says no more military talks with South Korea
• Gleaner carrier charged with mail theft
• Henderson, Union County Schools to be closed on Thursday, Feb. 10
• Strokes are rising fast among the young, middle-aged
• Henderson Community College will close at 2:00 pm today - February 9th. All classes are cancelled for the rest of the today (Feb. 9th)
• ATTENTION: Henderson Community College will close at 2:00 p.m. today (Feb. 9) Classes (day and evening) are cancelled for the rest of the day (Feb. 9). Please be safe driving. For up to date information regarding weather related information and to sign
• District tournament schedule set
• Colonels easily trump Aces
• Lady Colonels add Murray to schedule
• Culture lessons: Pen pals meet, learn about one another
• City OKs Dozit contract
• Explanation on naming of school sought
• Henderson, Ky., water rate hike advances
• Tri-County Recycling Alliance board grills Pauline Allen over operations
• Lackey highlights Henderson City-County Airport's benefits
• Crisis in Egypt hardly a black and white situation
• Iran: Giving hikers day in kangaroo court
• Littering: It disgusts us, with one exception to chew on
• Hopkinsville, Ky., lands Japanese auto parts plant, 80 new jobs
• Kentucky Senate president gives up 60-inch plasma screen TV
• Ex-MSNBC host Keith Olbermann heads to Current TV
• House panel approves bill to allow ads on Kentucky school buses
• Be sure and check out our Events page for the latest happenings on campus.
• Colonels host Owensboro Catholic on senior night
• Henderson County missed worst of snow — once again
• Kenergy warns higher electric bills on the way
• Mayor's monthly Monday chats off to brisk start
• Coroner: Driver in New Year's Day fatal accident above alcohol limit
• Cambron appointed Union Co. trial commissioner
• Annual NSDAR tea planned
• Laska to receive award
• Schools, weapons: Sometimes 'zero tolerance' stance involves zero common sense
• Guest column: Now is the time for prudence in Egypt
• Super Bust: Troubles were endless for Texas hosts
• Maryland bill seeks to rename Negro, Polish mountains
• Judge affirms rejection of lawsuit over cross landmark
• Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign is one year old
• Company draws fire for immigration game app
• Trish Jordan's Communication class at Paul Herron Technology Center, 5:45 pm - 8:45 pm, has been cancelled for Monday, February 7th.
• Consumers borrow more money for third straight month
• Wintertime poll: Frisky folks choose snuggling over Snuggies
• Lady Colonels game canceled
• QEP
• Union Co. schools dismissed early because of snow
• Snow is falling, but the college is currently open. We will continue to monitor the situation as the day progresses and will post any cancellations here on FB. Also remember that you can get updates about closings through SNAP!
• Super Sunday will be held at Greater Norris Chapel Baptist, on February 27th @ 11:00 am.
• Kentucky governor candidate wants tea party to fight prescription bill
• Tuesday, February 8th is the last day to withdraw from a class and receive a 50% refund
• One dead, five injured in head-on crash in Union Co.: TV station
• Advertisers: Super Bowl spots well worth expense
• Union, Webster girls post wins
• Calloway holds off Lady Colonel comeback
• Colonels bounce back to beat Memorial
• Lincoln, Douglass meet again during Morganfield celebration
• Louisville Leopards returning to fine arts center
• Support the arts
• Monday mayor meetings begin
• City to consider water rate hike
• Looking up: Meet the mayor, fiscal court online among good moves
• Corydon: A final resolution will serve it best
• Driven to retire: Long-time teacher putting brakes on career
• Location of oil fill prevented engine damage
• Feeding the masses: In 1936, hunger was widespread problem here
• Greats, goods 5-year-old figuring out family structure
• Take in some fresh air: Winter wonders await at state’s arboretum
• Juror ordered to turn over his Facebook posts
• Juror ordered to turn over Facebook posts
• Kentucky mosque closes when it can't pay bills
• House Republicans go easy on cuts for Congress
• Snow, cold make Dallas feel more like Green Bay
• Sarah Palin: America is on 'road to ruin'
• Indiana lawmaker pushes Sunday sales of alcohol, cars
• U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty takes effect
• Some in Egypt's ruling party resign; Mubarak still in power
• Trojans hold off Braves
• It's Knight vs. Boynton as Gators host Cats
• Cols to face Memorial again
• Lady Cols to play at Calloway today
• Letter: ‘Shortchanged’ citizens here tired of waiting
• Letter: More handguns, lax firearm laws are not the answer
• Letter: Does Egyptian situation related to what is happening here?
• Leteter: Award jobs based on value
• Drum ensemble to perform at Presbyterian Church
• Public invited to Canoe Creek Neighborhood Watch
• Fiscal court OKs repaving
• Four Star resolves coal issue: State advertising entire park for potential new industries
• Snow alert (again)
• Henderson resident jailed in Webster Co. on drug charges
• Cop saves Vt. man trapped up to neck in snow pile
• Turmoil in Egypt: Obama flunks a major Middle East test
• Owensboro man posts about abuse, kills himself outside church
• Kentucky House unanimously approves ban on dangerous ‘bath salts’
• All-clear issued after shooting near University of Kentucky campus prompts alert
• Official: Giffords’ astronaut husband decides to be on shuttle mission
• Here is an interesting article about how Green Bay and Pittsburgh schools are embracing the football frenzy and hopefully teaching kids a lesson along the way.
• Super Bowl Trivia Question......... This year something will be missing from the sidelines for the first time in 45 years......do you know what it is?
• Lorie Maltby, faculty member at Henderson Community College, received the President’s Award for Diversity presented at the Martin Luther King celebration program , Tuesday, February 1st at the HCC Fine Arts Center. Lorie is a faculty advisor for
• HCC President Kris Williams speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
• Big Rivers, Kenergy may seek rate hikes
• Lady Colonels top Bravettes
• Lady Trojans roll past Storm
• Attorney: Thurby still mayor
• Super Fans: Steeler backer, daughter bound for big game
• ‘One dollar, now two’: Lions Club Auction almost ready to go with new format
• HCC's Williams seeks to keep local school on upward tick
• Looking for a few good bus drivers
• IRS warns of tax-time scams
• Editorial: Charlotte: A sign Democrats not playing it safe
• By shifting course, president makes right move
• RiverBend making a few changes
• Obama discusses his faith at National Prayer Breakfast
• Rand Paul invokes memory of Henry Clay during his first Senate speech
• Panel set: for review of sign law Chamber of Commerce makes online survey available to the public
• Officials revisit Dollar General decision: Attorney: One condition of rezoning can’t be met
• Kenergy sends help to Illinois
• Filing assistance: Free service makes annual chore a little less taxing
• RECYCLING: This is ‘B’ week
• Heroes: Recent acts show we have our share
• He's a man of missions: Niagara second-grader likes to help those less fortunate
• HCC faculty member wins diversity award at program
• Cards sign 20, 13 from Florida
• Phillips likes UK class
• Union's Hedgepath signs with Campbellsville
• Surging Bravettes will host Lady Cols
• Gunfire rings out in Cairo protest square
• Senator would exempt some pilots from safety rules
• Cult leader Charles Manson found with another phone in prison
• Is $3 million worth it for Super Bowl ad? Ask GoDaddy
• Astronaut's choice: Fly to space or stay with wife
• Mubarak backers, opposition clash in streets
• Man charged with theft of nearly 2,500 pills in Ill.
• Molasses spills on U.S. 60 in Livingston Co.
• Bill seeks to expand use of protective orders in Kentucky
• Study: Cost of Kentucky immigration crackdown bill could reach $89 million
• Attention Transfer Students! Thursday, Feb. 3rd is CollegeWeekLive Transfer Day. You will be able to chat live with admissions representatives and see live video presentations from people like Walter Bumphus, President and CEO of the American Association
• Join us for our next Biology/Science Club meeting on Thursday, February 10th @ 4:00 pm in the Library, on the second floor. Everyone is invited.
• Kentucky police say man blows .333 on breathalyzer, four times legal limit
• Kentucky House panel OKs ban on dangerous ‘bath salts’
• Police: Man admits stealing donated bike from boy with leukemia
• Too big to stop? Obama’s health care overhaul lumbers on
• Cathy Blackburn's Art classes have been cancelled for today, Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011.
• Western Kentucky teacher scores big on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Midwest buckles under massive storm, calls it a snow day
• Kentucky National Guard member wins lawsuit over job
• Career forum pays off for teens
• Bravettes win 11th in a row
• Riverfront power plant may get whole new life
• Lady Cols get payback
• HMP&L rejects request to re-bid on tree-trimming contract
• Warren, Ole Miss beat Cats
• Lifesaver: Deputy praised for heroic action on bridge
• County meetings on Web
• Fair warning: Groundhog might want to think before he appears today
• Foreclosure: Deployed troops deserve protection
• The Hill: WKU's sleep slopes presented winter hazards, fun
• HCC and the Admissions Office are excited to bring you CollegeWeekLive, a new FREE website that connects students interested in transferring from HCC to over 250 four-year colleges across the country, including many Kentucky colleges.
• Accuride Corp. appoints new president, CEO
• Cairo Airport in disarray as 18,000 frantic passengers try to flee
• Massive winter storm begins trek across Midwest
• Maroons knock off Colonels
• Hoyas, Wright stuff Cardinals, 62-59
• Eleven-year-old a hero in early morning apartment fire
• Tri-state may miss worst of winter storm
• Cardinal Ball will keep Red Cross supporters on their toes
• Flashing arrow truck involved in accident
• Saturday's archery competition results announced
• Lay off the ice cream: Obama needs to stick to budget diet
• Racism revised: Memory can turn history into myths
• Editorial: Change comes slowly to the Senate
• Six-man rotation OK with Calipari
• Girls district race will be settled this week
• Free diversity event takes place Tuesday
• Career, tech unit open house at HCHS is Tuesday
• Monster winter storm taking aim at upper Midwest
• Kentucky lawmaker promises scrutiny of immigration bill
• Family hopes YouTube song helps solve Kentucky woman's death
• Freezing rain causes wrecks, snarls traffic in central Kentucky
• Family rescued from burning building in Henderson
• Evansville man killed in accident which injures Henderson resident in McLean County
• Kentucky lawmakers hope to lift nuclear power plant moratorium
• Kentucky weighing options to resume executions
• Colonels renew rivalry with Madisonville Monday
• Bravettes extend winning streak to 10 games
• Lady Colonels end losing streak, beat Apollo 54-48
• Super dogs: Families urged to think ahead before adopting larger breed of puppy
• Socialism, she said: Prominent speaker came to address cause before enthusiastic crowd
• Farm prices up; Sitex turns 50
• GOOD FOR THE HEART: Hearty meals will keep your body warm, healthy
• Lessons from Bob: Four-year-old expanding vocabulary
• Bicentennial bash: Union County kicking off year-long celebration
• Loss: Another link to past is gone
• Recycling: Opportunity exists to do it even better
• Sign law may get a ‘tweak’: ‘Simpler’ code envisioned
• Fighting like Dad: Henderson native wages kidney disease battle she watched her father endure 40 years ago
• Possible ice heading our way
• Court to consider contract: Group looking at new lobbying firm
• Free tax help available
• Marsha’s Place banquet set March 3
• Bravettes thump Apollo for ninth straight win
• Sweet 16 could offer interesting matchups
• Comeback Colonels strike again
• KU to start hiring soon, before call center built
• Spec building on agenda for plan board
• Part of First Street will be closed today
• Talent show auditions Feb. 17 and 19
• Coming Sunday
• Bison in pilot project shipped back to Yellowstone
• Give Lord praise he is due
• Letter: Henderson’s communities alive, kicking
• Letter: Stop giving criminals rights
• Webster girls fall to Daviess
• Colonels-Trojans could have tournament feel
• DHP Awards Breakfast set Feb. 17
• College’s dental clinic is now accepting patients
• Closures planned today on twin bridge, Owensboro bridge
• ‘It seems like yesterday’: Horrific blast jarred routine of launches
• KU groundbreaking today; three job fairs scheduled
• Monopoly tournament canceled for this Saturday
• Shade of Red: Lunch, fashion show promotes women’s heart health
• Sputnik moments: Like it or not, most recent SOTU was full of them
• School solution? Simplest one is to teach boys, girls separately
• Senate headed for vote on secret ‘holds’, other delaying tactics
• U.S. missionary says gunmen killed wife in Mexico
• Kentucky judge rips state protection agency in child death case
• Snowstorm wallops Northeast, piling on the misery
• Hanged hooded figure spray painted on two Kentucky high schools
• Want to be heard? Gain Leadership skills? Meet fellow students? Join Student Government Association (SGA)! Our next meeting is Wednesday, February 2nd @ 3:15 pm on the 2nd Floor of the Library. See you there!!!
• Henderson Co. Schools operating on normal schedule Thursday; Webster Co. closed
• Lady Trojans won't back down
• Cards stun WVU
• Federal government: What should its ultimate role be in the lives of Americans?
• 11-year-old injured in accident
• Free tax preparation service offered
• Road crews find salt, sand mixtures in short supply
• Habitat chapter losing director
• Students only get two more ‘free’ snow days
• UPDATE: Police identify two women killed in three-vehicle wreck on Illinois 13
• Western Kentucky toddler drowns after falling into mop bucket
• Kentucky's Sen. Paul proposes cutting $500 billion in one year
• Heavy snow moving eastward across Kentucky
• Two members of Kentucky Parole Board fight over door painted red
• Henderson Community College will open at 9:30 am this morning. All faculty and staff should report at 9:30 am. All classes prior to 9:30 am are cancelled.
• Schools closed today in Henderson, Union, Webster counties; HCC to open at 9:30 a.m.
• Bravettes top Crittenden for eighth straight win
• Colonels rally past Huskies
• Man halts traffic at Spottsville bridge, claims structure collapsed in his dream
• Newburgh firm given labor contract
• Updated sign law sought
• Sorting of recyclables ends
• Flood board wants to meet with farmers
• Without reform, future is dim for China
• Other views: More study needed on switchgrass
• Driving me mad: Shoddy conduct on road seems to be on rise
• Red Cross appeals for blood donations
• Broadway actress to appear at USI
• Holiday World job fairs set
• Analysis: Obama, GOP frame debate for 2012
• States take different approaches to distracted pedestrians
• Nation's students not making grade in science
• Utah lawmakers debate making Browning M1911 state gun
• Kentucky considered same-day back-to-back executions
• Guantanamo detainee in embassy plot gets life sentence
• Don't forget you can stop by and have your student ID made in AD 103 this week!!
• Colonels end layoff by hosting North
• Webster knocks off Lady Colonels
• Sewer project running about seven days behind
• State parks commissioner praises park, outlines goals
• Rarely seen relics reveal different sides of Audubon
• Road crews in conservation mode due to salt shortage
• IRS to delay processing some returns
• Obama's legacy: President's ratings looking up
• Cardinal Ball ticket deadline Wednesday
• Dance teams advance to state
• High Court justice Scalia addresses tea party-organized event
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Arizona shootings
• Two states take aim at electronically distracted walkers, runners
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96; he brought fitness to masses
• Henderson Co. schools on 1-hour delay; Union, Webster on 2-hour delay
• Kevin Patton: Coach Cal's cussing amounts to nothing
• Mitchell Stinson: Lady Colonels take a tough ride
• Gleaner wins five first-place awards in news
• Career, tech unit open house planned
• Commission to consider bid awards: Fire department grant also on agenda
• Local diversity events planned
• Business, industry training group revived
• Share the wealth: Why not pass on your good recipes to friends?
• SHAKE OFF THE SNOW: And take in a local performance
• Clothes still make the man
• A safe place to go: Biggest need for foster homes falls after holidays
• Student ID Blitz Week!!! Do you need a student id? Stop in the Administration Buidling, room 103, during the week of January 24th - 28th (8am - 4pm), smile for the camera and receive your student id immediately. You will need your student id number to h
• Snow is in the forecast once again..... be informed about delays or closings at HCC.. sign up for SNAP today and get your information quickly.
• Henderson Community College students offered new textbook rental program. Barnes & Nobles partnership offers real savings to students. HCC students now have another option when it comes to obtaining textooks. KCTCS and Barnes & Nobles have teamed
• COLUMN: No need for Calipari to apologize for outburst
• Colonel Classic Archery Tournament rescheduled
• KU to build new facility, add 50 jobs: Building to house customer service, line tech crew
• Winter mix sticking around: Snow possible through next week
• Corydon mayor placed on leave: Allegations against city’s sewer clerk have both out of office pending audit
• Band holding dance fundraiser
• Theater auditions postponed
• Letter: Johnson’s name belongs on school
• Letter: More handguns not the answer
• Letter: Trade deals drop standards for Americans
• Sheriff's office: Woman arrested for falsely reporting incident
• Interesting article from ACT about improving retention rates at Two-Year Schools
• Henderson-Hopkinsville game canceled
• Join us February 27th at 11:00 am for our first-ever Super Sunday event. We'll be at Greater Norris Chapel Baptist @ 937 Washington Street in Henderson to share information about the college planning process.
• Ice clinging to roads making travel hazardous in some spots
• Union County man identified as victim in Thursday vehicle crash
• Did you know that HCC has a Dental Clinic? Our Dental Clinic is now accepting new patients on Monday, Wednesday and Friday , 8am - 5pm. Please call Karen Guess @ (270) 831-9708 for an appointment. College students, children under 12, adults over 65 - $35
• HCC is open on a regular schedule today, but the Grill will be closed
• We will be open on a regular schedule today! Please drive safely!
• RiverBend reschedules open house for January 27
• Chamber luncheon to feature women’s ‘Dress for Success’
• Death penalty: Tucson shootings will test beliefs
• Muslim Cosbys: It couldn’t hurt anything, and it just might help
• Snow gets another win over prep hoops
• Editorial: China: Hu-Obama summit offers no breakthrough
• Recycled fun: There’s plenty to be found at puzzle, game sale
• Merger of local agencies not being discussed: City, county still looking for ways to share services
• And now it’s going to get cold
• Day-long snow makes for dangerous driving
• Classes called off again but county teachers have no more snow days
• New GM product chief to focus on speed, quality
• Arizona shooting victim recalls judge's heroism
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• In addition to the college being closed for the rest of the day, Henderson Community Theatre has rescheduled tonight’s auditions for Much Ado about Nothing. The auditions will be held Monday, January 24, at 6:30 p.m. at the Henderson Fine Arts Cen
• HCC will close at 12:30 today due to inclement weather. All classes from 12:30 on are cancelled.
• Two indicted on arson conspiracy charge | PDF
• We are open today but will be monitoring the weather and road conditions throughout the day. For the latest on weather related closings please subscribe to SNAP, check the website and tune in to local media. Be Safe!!
• No school Thursday in Henderson, Union or Webster counties
• Lady Cols may face another snowout
• Calipari apologizes for cursing
• Tide gets 'all-out effort'
• Cards jolt St. John's
• Court seeks to hire new lobby firm: Services to be used on as-needed basis
• Drive safely: Road crews get early start as area expects three to five inches of snow
• OneCall system in effect today
• Chamber seeks nominations
• Editorial: Valentine’s Day: In Iran, it’s newest form of subversion
• Money remedy: Three steps toward avoiding economic devastation
• Leadership: Obama at his best in wake of Tucson shooting tragedy
• Curtain rising: Auditions accepted for Ohio Valley's Got Talent show
• We are monitoring weather forecasts that call for snow tomorrow. Closing or delay decisions will not be made until tomorrow morning when actual road conditions can be evaluated. Every effort will be made to keep the college open, but if a delay or clos
• Here it comes again....SNOW...do you want to be kept informed about delays or closings at HCC? Be sure and sign up for SNAP!!!
• State crews pre-treating Henderson-area roadways
• Bomb found at MLK parade sophisticated, potentially deadly
• WKU partners with Owensboro, Daviess County for startup businesses
• Update: Authorities release identity of man killed in Union County fire | MAP
• Henderson woman robbed in her Stapp Drive home at gunpoint
• Henderson woman robbed in her home at gunpoint
• County OKs personnel policy
• Wildcats fall short
• Area parkways getting scrutiny
• Cards are moving on
• City of Corydon to celebrate new fire station
• Daviess rallies past Cols
• Puzzle, game sale Saturday
• Bravettes win seventh straight
• RiverBend open house set
• The East End: 'Firehouse Willie' recalls the glory days of city's old working-class neighborhood
• Tree-cutting accident kills Hoosier man
• Proposal would rewrite many Kentucky drug laws
• First Peace Corps head Sargent Shriver dies at 95
• Rock promoter Don Kirshner dies in Florida at age 76
• Two men charged with stealing iPad users’ information
• Supreme Court removes roadblock to former Henderson resident's Texas execution
• Regis Philbin says he’s retiring from his morning talk show
• Snow could return by Thursday; two to three inches possible
• School board decides learning center name; media center named after Johnson
• The Academic Team will have practice every Tuesday at 3:30 p.m., in the Arts and Science Building, room 113, and would like to invite all students to participate. For more information students may contact Connie Booker - AS206, Lorie Maltby - AS208 or L
• Dr. Eric Blanchard is the new Instructor of Music at HCC. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music as well as music degrees from the University of Michigan and Utah State University. He is a
• Colonels, Panthers stage rematch
• School money tighter
• Speaker urges audience to pass on King's message
• North ends Lady Colonels' domination
• Holiday alters trash collection schedule
• Local man among first to undergo new heart procedure
• Tourist Commission unveils calendar, postcards
• WMDs: To fight future Glock shock, can't we do without high-capacity clips?
• Editorial: Whatever the cause earth is heating up
• Guest column: Gulf War changed military, Kuwait, journalism
• Auto union wants to organize non-Big3 plants
• Trial to begin in Mattel-MGA case over Bratz dolls
• King's peace legacy praised in wake of Arizona shootings
• New hope for those who suffer from hepatitis C
• Nun tells of healing after prayer to John Paul II
• Infant badly injured when Amish buggy hit by car in Southern Indiana
• Mayoral Mondays: Regular chats with citizens on Austin’s agenda
• Kentucky bill calls for random drug tests of those on assistance
• Bravettes beat Hoptown for sixth straight win
• Colonels crush Calloway
• Arizona shooting victim arrested after making threat
• MLK Day events
• Coming soon: Leadership program prompts trio of ideas for improvement here
• City battling 'anti-business' stigma
• Snow, sleet, rain likely in days ahead
• Mayoral Mondays: Regular chats with citizens on Austin’s agenda
• County will tweak personnel policy
• California man used Facebook to hack women’s e-mails
• Around the globe: HCC film series has foreign flavor
• We all have access to eternity with God
• Letter: 'Demand America be a beacon'
• Letter: Helmet choice
• Letter: City's true cost
• Offices closed for MLK Day
• MLK Day trash schedule
• Free to dream: Brooks shares his memories of King
• Eagle watch tours don't disappointed birdwatchers
• NW Ky. Forward plans fund-raising campaign
• Cats' Cal getting cranky
• Braves roll past Webster 48-33
• Ohio turns back Lady Cols
• Cols' win streak snapped
• Gun fair organizer acquitted in boy’s Uzi death
• UPDATE: Traffic restrictions move to southbound U.S. 41 bridge
• Required moment of silence back in effect in Illinois schools
• Kentucky woman finds grandfather’s remains 40 years later
• Industrial production, retail sales, consumer prices all rise
• Poll: Most see progress toward Martin Luther King's dream
• Kentucky teen found dead in apparent hunting accident
• Henderson Community College will be closed on Monday, January 17th, 2011 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Bravettes win fifth straight
• Aquatic Colonels top Maroons
• Lady Colonels, Ohio Co. know Sweet 16
• Surging Colonels hit the road
• Richey contract on board agenda
• Higher calling: Henderson native nominated to UCC leadership position
• Career Cruising: Web offers help with job choices
• A lot of fun: ‘Mr. Stinky Feet’ likes to involve kids in show
• Chamber seeks sign law review: Codes enforcement change also suggested
• Trust: Have Americans lost ability to work together? Can it be regained?
• Editorial: King: Tucson aftermath stirs the echos
• Guns: Should your local lawmaker be armed?
• Academic Scholarships are available.... Application deadline is February 15th, 2011. Any student who wants to apply for an academic scholarship for the 2011/2012 academic year, please apply now. A student must have a cumulative grade point average (GPA)
• Now that you have attended classes for a week..... tell us how things are going.....
• Please welcome our new Admissions Counselor - Cary Conley. With 15 years in the Henderson County Public School System teaching science and six years teaching math in the HCC Adult Learning Center, Cary has spent his entire career working with students.
• ‘Heaters for Henderson’: Program tries to keep up with heating needs
• Editorial: Vindication: ’05 Starlite purchase keeps looking better
• The discourse: Political rhetoric not behind Arizona shootings
• Juvenile injured sledding
• Legislative breakfast today
• School on one-hour delay; temperatures to stay cold
• Dangers lurking in winter weather
• Former clerk from Corydon to speak at memorial celebration
• Cards falter in Philly
• Mattingly will mold Dodgers his way
• Cats looking to go deep
• President says polarized nation needs healing
• Obama, Republicans gain in public standing
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Initial reports indicate 2010 Census accurate
• Henderson Co. schools on one-hour delay Thursday, Jan. 13
• California man arrested for threats against U.S. representative
• Winter storm buries parts of Northeast in two feet of snow
• Kentucky bill would ban smoking in cars with children
• Adrian Roberts, ENC 091 12:30 pm class on Wednesday, January 12th has been cancelled.
• Actor David Nelson of famous TV family dies at 74
• Snow throughout today, wind-chill falls below zero
• High court gets Kentucky case of wrong door leading to bust
• It is cold and snowy out there today, but the college is bustling with students, faculty, staff and community members! HCC is an exciting place to be!!
• City OKs another Starlite building
• Dana, unions to enter talks
• Easing fears: Families praise early childhood education program
• Reception today for new HCC president
• Texas-based industry buys Griffin plant
• Josh Terry in middle of rivals' wild finish
• Guest column: Infrastructure helps boost creation of jobs
• Cats tame Tigers
• Moderation: It's time to get grip on rhetoric
• Newbies: New faces showing up at gym with start of new year
• Arizona shooting victims remembered at public Mass
• Ohio school board fires teacher in crosses case
• Snow-slickened roads cause wrecks, keep schools closed
• Join us on Wednesday morning at 7:30 in the Henderson Fine Arts Center for a reception welcoming our new president, Dr. Kris Williams.
• WEATHER UPDATE: Plow crash blocks 1078; no school in Henderson County on Wednesday
• Arizona lawmakers vote to ban funeral protests
• Shooting suspect's troubles didn't prevent gun purchase
• Hendersonians caught in rare Atlanta winter storm
• Due to weather conditions, The Grill will be closed today, Tuesday, January 11th. Sorry for any inconvenience!
• Webster County salt truck overturns in Dixon; two taken to hospital
• Tonight's Henderson-Christian game postponed
• More snow expected today, tomorrow
• New computer system expected to benefit veterans in Kentucky
• Former Henderson resident set for execution tonight in Texas
• Schools closed Tuesday in Tri-county
• Henderson Community College will open at 11:00 am today, Tuesday, January 11th, due to inclement weather. All employees should report at 11:00 am
• Greenwell, Lady Aces trump Lady Colonels
• Study shows early education benefiting students
• Question box: Contract awarded for street 'dip'
• Take it easy: Roads may be slick from snow
• City, county updating documents
• Conditions of three in fatal wreck unchanged; one released from hospital
• Dance clinic planned at high school
• Eagle Watch coming up
• Climate of hate, fear turned Arizona into war zone
• Meth trade flourishes despite electronic tracking laws
• Southerners struggle to dig out from heavy snow
• U.S. abortion rate stalls after years of decline
• Still need to make it to the Bookstore and pick up your books for class? Our Bookstore will have extended hours the following days the week of January 10th: Mon (10th)-Thurs.(13th) 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. Friday, January 14th 8:00 am - 4:00 pm.
• Inspiration for ‘Band of Brothers’ commander dies at age 92
• The weatherman says there might be SNOW tomorrow! If you want to be informed about possible class delays or cancellations, make sure you are signed for SNAP!!!
• Snow expected tonight, tomorrow
• Man who broke into Kentucky home shot, killed
• New childhood center is win for community
• Kevin Patton: This could be telling week for Colonels
• Colonels hold on for win to extend streak
• Early education benefits seen in local children
• Commission meets Tuesday
• Junior Miss: Three Tri-county residents competing
• Impressive: City-county team off to good start
• It's raining birds: Some strange things going on, but not to worry
• UPDATE: Arizona shooting targets Congresswoman; six killed
• Win a big trip to Green St.?
• Taste of adventure: Trio of spirited gals hit the road in the 1930s
• 2011 outlook remains hazy
• Street fight: Homeowners put up disputed barrier to thwart pesky kids
• What’s ahead for 2011?
• Scientist says overfishing in U.S. will end
• Ford says culture change has led to success
• New rules may increase patients on home dialysis
• Classes start Monday. We look forward to seeing you on campus and having another successful semester!
• Bravettes turn back Webster
• Lady Colonels hold off Christian
• Colonels win eighth straight
• Man who lived here is faving execution in Texas
• State salt truck overturns
• Corydon seeks audit on accounts
• Alcoa to restart potlines
• Letter: What about UK on cable?
• Letter: We can take pride in our local school board members
• Letter: Isn't new tax math baffling?
• Letter: The trouble with Socialism…
• Letter: Seat-belt ticket stirs ire
• We can't achieve anything without God
• Kentucky Senate passes neighborhood schools, tax overhaul study bills
• Larue Road closed after accident
• Lady Cols look to snap skid at Christian
• Cols host Ohio, seek eighth straight win
• Snowfall expected by evening: Precipitation predicted to be an inch
• Water intake gets go ahead
• Joint body has some big ideas for future: City, county could share costs on more projects
• New training consortium meeting set
• Question Box: Fiscal Court committee members are volunteers
• Sleep tight...Exterminators say bedbugs becoming a worry
• A little advice: Radicals have not forgotten their war against the West
• The law: Never permanent, ever changing
• Editorial: Debt limit Treasury pleads case for prompt increase
• Hall of Fame calls Alomar, Blyleven
• Cards deck the Hall
• The Academic Team will be hosting an organizational meeting on Tuesday, January 11th in room AS113 @ 3:30 pm. Everyone is welcome...
• Costly CVB Christmas dinner fallout continues | VIDEOS, RELATED STORY
• Heroic, historic nurse: State’s most highly decorated female veteran of WWI will be getting historical marker here
• Question Box: With longer day, why snow make-up days?
• Walking, bike trail warning signs in place
• Two arrested at Job Corps
• Reception for new HCC leader
• Community theatre auditions set
• 'Tuesday Learning Classes' offered
• Editorial: Overdue As in new county personnel policy
• Obamacare: Built on lies, defended by lies
• Feds planning new emergency mine safety rules
• Need to buy your books for class? The Bookstore has extended their hours this week. Wednesday, January 5th 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. Thursday, January 6th and Friday, January 7th 8:00 am - 4:00 pm and Saturday, January 8th - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
• Open Registration today until 1:00 and then again from 4-6 pm this evening!!
• Hundreds of dead birds found near Murray State campus
• Two winning tickets sold for Mega Millions jackpot worth $380 million
• D.C. holiday pushes federal tax filing deadline to April 18
• Federal agent says Kentucky lost millions in taxes on cigarettes
• Lady Trojans fall at Christian
• Aquatic Cols dunk Bosse in dual meet
• Streaking Colonels get 26th straight win over Braves
• Four Star Industrial Park board reviews railroad overpass
• As Mega Millions pot grows, so does number of players
• Christmas cash card's owner found
• Henderson Girl Scouts now taking cookie orders
• Conditions of wreck victims unchanged
• Park program points toddlers to nature's 'Wild Side'
• Editorial: Watkins Park fitting tribute to late judge
• Holiday travel through Georgia is test of one's resoluteness
• Why do kids dress for June when it’s January?
• U.S. auto sales rise in 2010, but remain below highs
• Obama to sign bill to improve nation’s food safety
• Gadget show bringing fiercer competition to Apple's iPad
• Gavels sound, marking start of Kentucky legislative session
• Governors announce ideas to reduce cost of new Louisville bridges
• Obama returns from vacation to face emboldened GOP
• Body of U.S. military expert found in Delaware landfill
• March retrial set for Kentucky man in murder-arson case
• Giant alligator on display at Newport Aquarium
• 2010 shows drop in Kentucky traffic deaths
• Open Registration: January 5th, 2011. 9:00 am - 1:00 pm OR 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. You must have submitted an application by Monday, January 3rd to be eligible to attend open registration. Open Registration will begin in the Administration Building. See you t
• Colonels, Braves stage rematch
• Lady Colonels fall at Muhlenberg Co.
• County park named for Sandy Watkins
• Mills appointed mayor pro tem
• Fiscal court adopts new personnel policy
• Free firewood offer ending soon
• One injured in Pennyrile accident
• Master Gardener class to start Thursday
• True champion of college bowls is greed
• Congress: For next two years should Americans expect bipartisanship or gridlock?
• Proposal would make prison costs known to jurors
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• Investments place Facebook value at $50 billion
• Ohio boy, 10, faces charges in mom's shooting death
• Labs seek clues after 3,000 dead birds fall from sky in Arkansas
• Casualties for Fort Campbell's 101st Airborne tie 2005-2006 mark
• Today, January 3rd, 2011 is the application deadline for the Spring 2011 Semester.
• Three in custody after pursuit
• Coroner: Two killed in wreck in Henderson, Ky.
• Fiscal court may hold evening meetings
• Court to name new park
• County personnel plan ready
• SCHOOL NEWS: Back to the books
• RECYCLING: ‘A’ week collections made on Monday
• Misplaced gift: Man seeks rightful owner of card, money
• Texting while driving ban in effect
• Group working to maintain World War II writer's legacy
• Schwarzenegger may be out of a job but he's not going away
• Many companies bringing back 401(k) match
• Baby boomers facing potential retirement crisis
• Making changes: Shelter boosting adoption fees, reinforcing spay-neuter policy
• Steer clear of cabin fever: Check out these opportunities to keep you busy
• Mitchell Stinson: Lady Colonels, Bravettes get tested
• Cats kick the Cards
• City to fill board slots at meeting
• Fund set up to aid family of wounded Marine
• Coming Sunday
• A final goodbye: Recalling some who died in 2010
• UK seeks multi-tasker as president
• Cuts will not hurt the rich
• Letter: Helping fools
• Problem isn't gays, it's bigots
• Start year off right with God in your life
• Letter: Prepare for chaos from GOP
• No. 11 Kentucky handles No. 22 Louisville 78-63
• Man strips at airport checkpoint in protest against security procedures
• Afghan officials say Taliban commander killed in raid
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Three reported dead after tornado hits small Arkansas town
• Cols hold off Panthers, win tourney
• Bluegrass battle today
• Lady Colonels edged
• Woman who said she was 'Rosie' in World War II poster dies
• New Orleans moves to get rid of FEMA trailers
• Say what? Politicos’ comments keep us entertained
• A fresh start: 2011 is the first year of the rest of your life
• Editorial: New Year: Here’s to hoping theories are bust
• It's amazing how a scarf can ward off the cold winter chill
• Gulf oil spill AP’s top story: Health care overhaul, contentious elections follow in balloting
• WIFE, Insight reach agreement; 14 still on cable
• 48 mining fatalities is worst since 1992
• Hopes, goals: Local leaders share aims for new year
• Ohio child cancers confound parents, investigators
• Lady Colonels dominate Heath
• Colonels come from behind again to reach title game
• Rand Paul Senate victory tops Kentucky’s news during 2010
• KSP on lookout for drunk drivers
• ‘God had a plan’ Marine with family in Union County is now recovering from massive wounds
• Recycling delayed
• Question Box: 'Motor voter' law mandates registration query
• Editorial: Secrets: Who knew Canada is a friend to U.S.?
• Stuttering: Movie realistic in its portrayal
• Crying time: Incoming speaker of House drives columnist to tears
• Ill. man gets probation for killing dog owner
• Judge OKs plan to bet on re-shown races in Kentucky
• Louisville dancer accused of torching competitors’ delicates
• The Force is strong: 'Empire Strikes Back’ tapped for National Film Registry
• Yarn about psychic girlfriend named 2010’s top lie
• Celebration for Bill Monroe birthday to feature legends of bluegrass music
• Elderly Owensboro woman chases away suspect in 40 break-ins
• Post office marks new first-class stamps ‘forever’
• Kentucky stoneware butter churn sells for record price
• Colonels rally to win tournament opener
• Clark's defensive ace thwarts Lady Colonels in tournament loss
• Area doctors seeing plenty of flu patients
• Methodist Hospital going smoke-free
• UPDATE: Matthew 25 loses federal grant from CDC
• Many local offices closed for holiday
• Receptions will honor Wood, Matthews
• It's amazing how a scarf can ward off the cold winter chill
• Hawaii governor wants to reveal Obama birth information
• Ex-guard sues military contractor over bonus
• Commander: U.S. can't seal Afghan-Pakistani border
• E-mails, letters back pardon for Billy the Kid
• Ambitious Republican candidates rush to get into Senate races
• Owensboro, Ky., couple sues over injuries from drunken Bengals fans
• Louisville police say two UPS employees stole gift cards
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, they're overseas
• Colonel end layoff in holiday tournament
• Rodgers leads Lady Colonels to win in tournament opener
• Photographs offer glimpse of local soldier's war duties
• Holiday alters trash collection schedule
• Newman Park accepting Christmas trees for recycling
• Smith Mills home total loss in fire
• Publisher confirms Julian Assange book deal
• Ancient human remains found in Israel
• Sometimes the news is just too strange to believe
• That Santa feeling hasn't quite left shoppers
• Flights resume at New York airport following blizzard
• Poll: Obama and Hillary Clinton are ‘most admired’
• Former Kentucky chief justice may run for attorney general
• Judge’s death tops ’10 news
• Mt. Vernon, Ind., ethanol plant starts production after long halt on work
• Prosecutor: Kentucky man charged in murders draws graves of victims
• East Coast storm cancels about 150 flights in Chicago
• Looking back at 2010
• KEVIN PATTON: Sellers looks for 'fresh start' with Marlins
• Wonderland Winter: weather leaves mark but doesn’t interfere too much
• Corydon City council is set to be sworn in this week
• New Year’s means office, service changes
• Trash pickup also affected this week
• Armchair traveling: Readers give us a look at where they’ve been
• Judge’s death tops ’10 news
• Right at home Russian-born twins settling in well here, and they couldn’t wait for Santa
• Christmas treats? Lullaby turns into wish list for grandma
• Business year here not all bad
• Bombarding Fort Klee: Christmas prank shook many from their long winter’s nap
• Year ahead: An opportunity for partnerships
• Christmas cleanup: Kindness makes the Grinch look very small indeed
• Tours begin at mine exhibit
• 'She has a big heart': Hand-made gifts include memory of sister
• Snowflakes usher in Christmas: Church services, final rounds of shopping fill Christmas Eve
• Christmas gift: Veteran gives fellow vet home for holiday
• Road to casino strewn with wrecks
• Vatican releases text of Pope's Christmas message
• Coin dropped into Salvation Army kettle worth $1,400
• Pilgrims, clergy journey to Bethlehem for Christmas
• 2010 a positive, exciting year for Henderson Chamber
• Sexuality just isn't suitable for your resume
• Slow down, enjoy life's melody
• Gasoline firms playing Grinch
• Bill Edwards was a great man
• Secret Santa: NORAD tight-lipped about how it tracks St. Nick
• Russian parliament tentatively approves arms pact with U.S.
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Holiday travelers brace for snow, ice in Midwest
• Two plead guilty in Navy SEAL weapon smuggling case
• Fed panel: Oil spill evidence tests need to stop
• War rhetoric rises between North and South Korea
• Report: Treasury OK’d U.S. business with Iran
• Woman found dead at home of August Busch IV
• Stumbo, Williams to keep positions
• Winter wonders: Snow expected to begin falling after noon today
• Many Fort Campbell families apart for holidays
• On the front line: Father, son spending Christmas overseas
• State may widen ban on energy beverages
• A warning: Consumer Christmas may ruin us in end
• Christmas spirit: Americans come through in annual red-kettle giving
• Yes, Virginia: Santa Claus lives forever
• Accuride returns to NYSE
• Holiday office notes: Many offices are shut today, Friday; sheriff’s closure could affect tax payments
• ‘Check that spare’: Your vehicle needs to be in top shape for winter travel
• Free advice: Last-minute gift ideas for difficult recipients
• In-laws: Embrace them as your family
• Obamacare: What’s next for health reform law?
• Holiday artist: Bend Gate student draws winning design in JA Christmas card contest
• Tri-county jobless rates increased in November
• Cards trounce Hilltoppers
• Winthrop gets Lamb chopped
• Lady Cols close play in Classic with a win
• Ohio county hit by 'pharmaceutical atomic bomb'
• Two firefighters dead, 17 injured in Chicago blaze
• Lamb sets freshman scoring record as UK rolls over Winthrop 89-52
• Senate ratifies nuclear arms treaty with Russia, delivering win to Obama
• Abbott Labs recalling millions of diabetes testing strips
• Suspect sought in central Kentucky fatal shooting
• Family in awe of mom, newborn’s recovery from near death experience
• Baby Jesus figurine stolen from southwestern Illinois church display
• Rodgers powers Lady Colonels' win over Graves
• Kentucky approves Vectren power line
• New commission takes oaths
• Firewood program going well
• Pennyrile extension to I-24 may open in February
• Happy Feet Program hits the ground running
• Time will judge value of 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Guest column: Should Steele stay as party chairman?
• Christmas kitten: Feline saw his chance to escape from the barn
• Local doctor's hobby helps put Nativity back together
• Braves split two games in Tilghman tournament
• Obama secures enough GOP votes to ratify U.S.-Russia nuclear arms pact
• Kentucky okays Vectren power line project
• Census shows slowing U.S. growth, signals GOP gains in House
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• U.S. teen birth rate at all-time low; economy cited
• Health insurance rate hikes to face fresh federal scrutiny
• White Christmas chance increasing
• Long-time planning director retiring
• Voter registration deadline looming
• Crafting a tradition: Ornament-painting party not one to be missed
• Sewer work behind schedule
• Boehner needs to match Congressional votes with his tears
• Bravettes roll past Hopkins Central
• Gratitude: It's an attitude that can boost life
• Lady Colonels lose 15-point lead, fall in tournament opener
• U.S. gasoline demand should fall for good after ’06 peak
• 14-year-old driver crashes in Kentucky, passenger killed
• Obama pushes for arms pact passage as top Democrat stays upbeat
• Betty White voted AP entertainer of the year
• Audacity of ‘austerity,’ the 2010 Word of the Year
• Six-year-old girl dies, three others injured in Kentucky house fire
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Tiger Woods saga Sports Story of Year
• Bravettes turn back Daviess in overtime
• Lady Cols in holiday tourney
• Cards crush Gardner-Webb
• Lost lake: Central Park’s body of water was filled in long ago
• Christmas 50 years ago: Henderson was changing in 1960, but traditions continued as well
• ‘Safe haven’ Shop owners get feral cats spayed and neutered, then provide daily food, shelter
• Cats trounce MVSU
• ‘Dear Santa’: Bureau recommends adults check the privacy policy twice on sites
• School break starts Wednesday
• A real Goodfellow: Larry Pendergraft maintains service project through own illness
• ‘In God We Trust’ plate offered
• Austin ready to go to work: Mayor-elect wants to build bond with commissioners
• House hunting? Don’t look any further than these sweet smelling, ingenious creations
• Idea all her own: Toddler’s costume isn’t as it appears
• Greatest gifts: Much more than money — a good surprise helps
• Risk taking: It’s inherently part of pursuit of jobs
• Security Council to meet with S. Korea set on military drills
• Cobb wading through NFL options
• Braves roll to win over Caldwell
• Pitino mulls chance to coach Puerto Rico team
• Cal: Bring on the NBA
• Cols turn back Trojans
• Remember the reason for the season
• Letter of the law: Texting-while-driving ban about to start
• Cookie Caper: Students’ gingerbread men appear well-traveled
• You did it again! Donors top 2010 goal just in time
• Local woman appointed to state commission
• Brady elected to position with sheriff’s association
• Letter: ‘United we stand’ never more true
• Letter: Sheriff’s staff made kids’ day
• Letter: Symphony ‘wonderful’
• Two Henderson County residents jailed for suspected meth lab
• Army doctor sentenced for disobeying orders after questioning Obama citizenship
• Just a reminder! Henderson Community College will be closed, Monday, December 20th until Monday, January 3rd, 2011. The last day to apply for the Spring 2011 semester is Monday, January 3rd, 2011. Open registration will be on Wednesday, January 5th, 2011
• Colonels, Trojans could mark basketball's return
• Winter storm wasn’t so bad
• Missing Webster man’s body found
• School make-up days scheduled; OneCall Now equipment is fixed
• Card quest: Inmates across state getting deck of unsolved cases
• It’s a sing thing: Past County High choral students from Tommy Tate years getting together
• No Labels: History indicates that movement doesn’t stand a chance
• Health care:Overhaul plan has become Obama’s biggest nightmare
• Curbside recycling in Henderson postponed until Saturday
• ‘Pink Panther’ director Blake Edwards dies at 88
• Icy roadway blamed in deadly wreck on Interstate 64 in southern Illinois
• Kentucky 56 reopened at Union-Webster county line
• Ice still forming on roads in Henderson, Daviess counties
• No school in Henderson, Union or Webster on Thursday
• The college will open at 10 am today. Be safe!!
• Manning the new leader
• Cards' failure on the glass spells defeat
• Hall of Famer Bob Feller dies at 92
• Crews ready for wintry mix
• Historically, white Christmas unlikely
• What about school?
• Evansville Ballet staging ‘Nutcracker’ Saturday at HFAC: Henderson native appears in key roles
• Warm feelings: Warehouse of Worship hopes to give away hundreds of coats
• Health care: Judge’s ruling strikes a blow for liberty
• Triangulation: Faced with trouble, Obama turns to the expert, Bill Clinton
• Charlie Brown Christmas at HFAC reminder
• Gunbattle on border leaves agent dead
• Army 'birther' changes course, now says he'd deploy
• Tonight's graduation for Henderson County Academy has been canceled
• Census survey shows success locally
• Webster schools start hour later
• Round two: Snow, ice moving into area
• Utility companies accepting gift payments for others
• City website to get major makeover
• Bill of Rights: A day to honor hard-fought document
• Tax reform: Beware of pitfalls in Obama's plan
• President's letter: Downing responds with forgiveness, inspiration
• United Way sponsoring breakfast for tax volunteers
• All-Americans named
• Drexel shocks Cards
• Frigid air, blowing snow even causes some snow plows trouble
• NH parents object to book that calls Jesus vagrant
• The Mitten Tree Committee would like to thank all the faculty, staff and students who contributed to the Mitten Tree this year. A total of 71 pairs of gloves, 41 hats, 11 scarves, 20 hat and glove combos, 4 headbands and 2 glove and toe combos were donat
• UPDATE: Water main break being repaired; library reopens after gas leak | PHOTO GALLERY
• Consumer spending gives holiday shopping season a big start
• Boxes of toys found along road in central Kentucky
• Tonight's Henderson-Webster girls basketball game canceled
• Henderson-Webster girls game canceled
• Check out what is happening at one of our KCTCS Colleges
• West Kentucky teen charged after shooting friend in chest
• Lady Colonels eye 2-0 start in district play
• After 30-plus years, Ruth Bunch semi-retiring from Red Cross
• Reports: Rio Tinto may sell some plants
• Johnson's name again urged for new facility
• Board of education approves 2011-12 school calendar
• Christmas show a pageant of 'Peanuts'
• Henderson Angel Tree deadline extended
• Henderson on one-hour delay; Union, Webster county school districts to be closed on Tuesday
• Tax cut compromise bill wins test vote in Senate
• Louisville lawn care service owner shares Powerball jackpot
• Planned area code split abandoned for Western Kentucky
• Downtown's biggest booster stepping down and getting accolades
• Heavy snow in northwest Indiana traps some motorists
• Brutal cold statewide, heaviest snow in eastern Kentucky
• It is cold and slick out there, but HCC is open and operating on a normal schedule. Stay warm and stay safe!
• Tri-county schools called off Monday as roads will worsen overnight
• Snow storm creates blizzard conditions in much of Midwest
• Downtown's biggest booster stepping down and getting accolades
• First chance: Local teacher making critical thinkers out of students
• Drive to succeed
• UK's Hartline suspended for bowl game
• Running behind: Goodfellows needs push to meet goal
• A 'great' victory for Cards
• Election candidates spent less this fall
• Damtown: It sprang up quickly, but served workers well
• Cats trample Hoosiers
• Winery hoping to expand here
• Colonels lock down Braves
• 'Warehouse of Worship': Unorthodox church is testament that God supplies
• A transition: Looking ahead: New leadership in many sectors
• ‘There will be cookies!’ Kids’ letters to Santa rekindle Christmas spirit
• Long johns, sweaters and dresses adorn Carol Gatlin's tree
• Cols hit road, take on Union Co.
• Lady Colonels find free-throw touch, top Union 62-50
• Historic
• County wood giveaway to begin
• Henderson County Academy graduates 15
• 'Proud of who I am' Academy, boxing helping turn teen's life around
• Animal hospital hosting remembrance service today
• Dinner for underprivileged residents planned Dec. 18
• Letter: Firefighters stand ready to sacrifice
• Letter: Coal keeps us moving forward
• Letter: Extend welcome to HCC leader
• Leter: Early childhood site will be an asset
• Axing lobbyist a great move
• Audubon State Park's curator not surprised by record book sale
• Attorney general demands access to data grabbed by Google
• Owensboro man pleads to federal explosives charge
• Finals are over...now to get on to the good part of December...what are your holiday plans??
• Nature’s coming attraction: Geminid meteor shower
• California high school mourns eight deaths in Iraq, Afghan wars
• Jury convicts Elizabeth Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity defense
• FAA loses track of ownership records for 119,000 aircraft
• Two jailed in Henderson County after altercation with police
• After decades in storage, Custer flag hits auction block
• University of Kentucky quarterback Hartline arrested
• Fort Campbell soldier charged in wife’s murder
• Hoosiers on the rise
• Colts turn back Titans
• Wannstedt to coach bowl vs. Cats
• Lady Cols, Bravettes in early showdown
• Warm thoughts: Quilters make much-needed donation to women’s shelter
• Obama's compromise: President right to reach out to Republicans on taxes
• Cyber threats: U.S. response to WikiLeaks surprisingly weak
• Subway, J&B owners win chamber awards
• Wrong direction: Business publisher offers comments on America
• ‘Wonderful gift’: HCC says good-bye to departing leader
• Local Red Cross needs assistance
• GOP offers grand charity to wealthy Americans
• Christmas celebrations on tap this weekend
• Protests, cyber-skirmishes rage over WikiLeaks
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Obama, family light National Christmas Tree
• Ohio couple's house robbed as woman gives birth
• Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
• Senate Republicans block repeal of military's 'don’t ask, don’t tell' policy
• Johnson & Johnson recalls several types of Rolaids products
• Wesley Snipes will find life different in Pennsylvania prison
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in Kentucky; vaccination recommended
• Daviess County educator named Superintendent of Year in Kentucky
• Last day for finals!!!! You have made it!! We have treats for your enjoyment in the Administration Building, cookies and hot cider. Stop in and celebrate!!
• UK downs Notre Dame
• Cats in new Champions Classic
• Aquatic Cols finish first in tri-meet
• Tar Heels rout Aces
• Defense saves Cardinals
• Christmas tradition: ‘Children’s Nutcracker’ to be staged Sunday at Henderson Fine Arts Center
• Traffic alert: Lane closure on northbound U.S. 41 is planned for today and Friday
• Lake reception this afternoon
• Turkey Trot results
• Officials investigating burglaries
• Tax compromise: Deal between Obama, Republicans somewhat promising
• Elizabeth Edwards: A life filled with grace, courage
• Budding artists: Students display ‘genuine talent’ at Art Expo
• Judge upholds California’s affirmative action ban
• Tax cut compromise offers enticements at all income levels
• Florida football coach Urban Meyer resigns
• Kentucky ponders deer hunts at parks to raise revenue
• House bill to give Social Security recipients $250 is defeated
• Note from the Financial Aid Office: Monday, December 20th, the KCTCS Financial Aid Office will send emails regarding satisfactory academic progress to all students who received financial aid this fall. HCC's Financial Aid Office will mail letters to
• Hackers strike back to support WikiLeaks founder
• Day 3 of finals and yes we still have treats out in the Administration Building for you to enjoy. Stop by between 9am and 2pm and enjoy some cookies and hot cider..
• HCC classes will end this week with final exams, but HCC offices will be open the week of December 13th - 17th, 8am - 4:30 pm. KCTCS President, Dr. Michael McCall has announced that all KCTCS offices and colleges will close December 17th instead of Decem
• Several daytime home burglaries reported in Henderson County
• Fort Campbell will honor 13 fallen soldiers at ceremony
• Braves improve to 3-0 with win at Lyon Co.
• Lady Colonels top Castle
• Fire destroys half of duplex
• County discussing ideas on wood distribution
• Henderson Fiscal Court fires lobbyist
• UPDATE: Turnipseed stepping down as executive director of DHP
• Police: Christmas shoppers must be on alert for thieves
• Elizabeth Edwards gravely ill with cancer
• Obama assassination poet headed to prison in Kentucky case
• Winter weather blasts deep into the Southeast
• Women Leading Ky. will be accepting applications for college scholarships through Feb. 1st. The group will select approximately 8 students for $1,000 and $1,500 scholarships. Applicants must be female freshmen, sophomores, or juniors enrolled full-time a
• New Facebook program speeds transformation of e-mail
• Pitt, Kentucky to play in BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham
• Two adults, two children killed in Kentucky house fire
• Stop by the Administration Building - outside the Welcome Center between now and 2pm for some yummy treats!! Celebrate the end of the semester with us!
• Controversial zoning request back on block
• Tar Heels clip Cats
• The learning process on for Lady Cols
• Cols lose big lead, take their first loss
• Braves and Bravettes triumph
• Union 911 more equipped: Residents needing ambulance can call center starting Monday
• 'HMP&L' is now official: City formally adopts popular name
• Downtown parade kicks off
• HMP&L may sell surplus power
• Ahoy! Delta Queen may get moving again
• A good fit: Thelma Johnson and new early childhood center
• 'Big' government: City council went through some wild fluctuations
• 'You need to talk': Strength in numbers idea behind cancer support group
• Pet service coming up Saturday
• 'Charlie Brown' set at fine arts center
• Elm Street home on display in upcoming Christmas tour
• EAPs benefit both company, workers
• Party animal: Mouse moves into bread cabinet
• North Carolina 'Secret Santas' dole out $100 handshakes
• Everyone ready for finals week? Study hard this weekend and be sure and stop by the Administration building between 9 and 2 Monday - Thursday for some treats and cider!!
• Bicycle rehab hits bump
• Bike path is paved and ready for traffic: Enthusiasts hope project is first of many in county
• Season of Light: Start your day with pancakes and a parade
• Bicycle rehab hits bump: Law requiring auction of city property won’t stop donation program
• County Farm Bureau honored
• Letter: Arming youth, educating them would be plus
• Letter: Harvest photos left questions
• Letter: Our mayor's nobody's sissy
• Letter: Thurby views on credit card are disputed
• Christmas is about hope in Jesus Christ
• Another Kentucky city votes against smoking ban proposal
• Boy, 11, survives after head run over by tractor
• Former Georgetown, Ky., minister faces 296 sex charges
• Cats bracing for tall Tar Heels
• Cols roll past Devils
• Lady Cols outmuscled
• WikiLeaks: Curse of the Aussies wished upon the document leaker
• Security: Seeking line between theater, real danger
• Angel Food ending here
• Obama sighting: Henderson native's family meets First Lady
• Finally home: Stained glass window returned to local church
• State's chief justice visits county high
• Pile of timber could be free firewood
• Barnhart seeks massive upgrade of UK's Commonwealth Stadium
• Sen. McCain calls study on gays in military flawed
• Snow expected in eastern, northern Kentucky this weekend
• 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' with the David Benoit Quartet
• Cards stay unbeaten
• Cols to help open OHS gym
• NRA Going to battle to arm our youth
• Outdoor burning clarified
• Henderson burn ban lifted
• Bus routes won’t run during parade
• Words of inspiration: Candy wrapper cancer messages hit close to home
• Weekend offers plenty of holiday events
• Number of meth labs sets record
• McConnell predicts extension of tax cuts for all
• Elizabeth Smart storms from court as doctor testifies
• Baby born at Evansville McDonald's healthy, doing well
• Belarus says it will give up nuclear material
• U.S., China close to agreement on key climate issue
• Are you ready to sell back your books? HCC Bookstore is buying books now. A student id is required. If you do not have your student id, stop in at the Welcome Center (AD Building) and have one made. The first one is free, a replacement will cost you $5.0
• School board approves construction bid
• Braves open season with win
• Rain helping to dent drought
• Cats breeze past Boston U.
• Cols win season opener
• MSHA plans coal dust hearing
• Southern humor sequel comes to local theater
• Henderson native guest exhibitor at art show
• Riddle me this: Attempt to solve brainteaser turns out to be just a joke
• Believe it or not we are entering the home stretch for the Fall 2010 semester! What has been your BEST experience at HCC this fall?
• Column: GOP resistance to START puts us at risk
• Editorial: There's no figuring North Korea's next move
• Midterm casualties vacate seats but still must vote
• EU probe delves into heart of Google's business
• Lesbian nurse expects Air Force reinstatement
• Diplomatic memo leaks complicate North Korea picture
• U.S. cuts access to files; Interpol seeks WikiLeaks founder
• Obama, GOP promise to work on differences on taxes
• Three from New Jersey killed in Interstate 64 crash in Kentucky
• Scholarship program offered to female Kentucky college students
• Still fighting: 'That AIDS thing' affects many in this community
• Architect vote stirs city flap
• Improvement seen on college-readiness tests
• Health officials conducting survey today
• Colonels open season tonight at Memorial
• Want to help name new facility?
• Burn reminder issued
• Column: Going unwashed is latest trend
• Column: Why wouldn't Sarah Palin take shot at 2012 presidential race?
• Editorial: Leaking secrets shouldn't be done lightly
• Police investigating Kentucky deer hunter’s death
• Rain, colder weather moving into Kentucky today
• Two jailed after allegedly disposing of drug lab behind Henderson shopping center
• New Braves coach inherits veteran squad
• Corydon city credit card use questioned: Mayor defends policy allowing reimbursement
• A good feeling: Young bell-ringer has made a habit of helping
• Traffic alert: Lane closures planned Monday on U.S. 41-N, Shawneetown bridges
• 'Homes for the Holidays': American Cancer Society tour set Dec. 11
• 'Charlie Brown' set at fine arts center
• Jobs report has good news
• Tough voting: Wrestlers making their way onto ballot
• Smokin' mad: 100 years ago, two-headed men went to court over lost pipe
• Deer me: White -tailed wanderers are thick this year
• Pension costs: Mandated rate hike will hit city and county
• Matrimony Matters: Couple wed 70 years defy recent marriage survey
• Country Christmas: Nashville flooding couldn’t foil Opryland’s holiday festivities
• South Korea says sound of artillary heard on island
• Lady Trojans must start from scratch
• Trojans blessed with experience
• Bravettes continue steady climb upward
• Story familiar for Colonel basketball teams
• Lady Colonels' streak in hands of young squad
• Colonels have firepower, but will it be enough to unseat Christian
• Iran's nuclear plant to go online by January
• Troops buck historical trend, say gays in military OK
• Teens adrift at sea say they almost lost hope
• Iraq says no need for U.S. troops to stay past 2011
• Unselfish Cards off to 3-0 start
• Cards eye bowl bid
• Can Cats snap streak?
• Christians must work together to serve God
• Mine disasters a stark reminder
• Letter: Health care law: Many questions with no choices
• Letter: We’ve missed an opportunity to honor vets
• Deadline for letters to Santa is just around the corner
• City expecting to hire architect
• Going abstract: ‘Six Painted Ladies’ open new exhibit Thursday
• Big bargains make long lines worth the wait
• ‘Geared up and ready’: Black Friday shopping requires specific plan
• Illinois man believed to be brain dead wakes up
• U.S. briefs allies about next WikiLeaks release
• Pennsylvania Douglas fir is White House Christmas tree
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, 20 tons of marijuana
• Obama gets 12 stitches in lip after suffering basketball injury
• Lawsuit may change how special sheriff deputies are used in Kentucky
• Police stop Princeton, Ind., man holding child under water in tub
• Holiday tradition: Rain can’t dampen spirits at Thanksgiving Turkey Trot
• Cards' bowl hopes on line
• Buy local: Gov. Beshear urges consumers to shop at home on ‘Small Business Saturday’
• 2011 Pet Calendar on sale
• Homecoming for Tee Martin
• RECYCLING: Saturday is the day for ‘B’ weekers
• Deficit hitmen target NASA's post-shuttle plans
• Woman, son reunited after four decades
• Three teens rescued after 50 days adrift in South Pacific
• Thanksgiving sales bring out shoppers — and some grumbles
• Judge has many options in DeLay sentencing
• Honeymoon death suspect faces two murder charges
• Obama asks country to help make tomorrow better
• Dinosaur die-off cleared way for gigantic mammals
• Second-hand smoke kills 600,000 yearly
• South Korea defense chief resigns after clash
• UConn knocks off UK to win Maui Invitational
• Hydrant near fire not open for use: Incident prompts probe of other units installed in last two years
• Season of generosity: Goodfellows donation drive kicks off for 2010 party
• New drug makes local appearance
• Recycling delayed because of holiday
• Letter: Merits of marriage: Most still believe children best in two-parent families
• Jobless rate in single digits
• Letter: Let's take back our holidays
• Letter: Show gratitude for our country
• Chevelle's story: Two-year-old defies odds, surprises team of physicians
• 'Dancing' event grosses more than $70,000
• Probe leads investors to wonder: Is game rigged?
• Paul tells Obama he wants 'civil discourse'
• Watch this video for a powerful message about the value of education!
• Worker dies when tire explodes at Kentucky steel plant
• Wildcats reach Maui final
• City suggests naming child center to honor Thelma Johnson
• Sheilley: Henderson now must sell itself
• Top turkeys: Students, teachers gobble up cash for Thanksgiving food baskets
• Thanksgiving weather could be wet
• Canoe Creek work almost complete
• Husbands grocery shopping on Thanksgiving Eve must work together
• East Heights holding literacy night
• Map leads to arrests in killing, brutal assault
• Snowstorm pummels Pacific Northwest, Rockies
• U.S., China disagree on more nuke talks with North Korea
• DOJ appeals lesbian's reinstatement to Air Force
• Full-body scanners popping up at courthouses
• What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
• Former UK grad student appeals handgun lawsuit’s dismissal
• Death reported at Kentucky coal mine after vehicle overturns
• Planned Red Skelton museum in Vincennes gets $1 million boost
• Editorial: For now, air travel security must trump convenience
• Twitter tirades test limits of freedom of speech
• Lady Colonels win scrimmage at Graves Co., 47-44
• HWU seeks 65 percent, multi-year rate hike
• Henderson tourism industry wins awards
• Former Gamco president dies
• Henderson schools start Thanksgiving break Wednesday
• Law enforcement patrols increased for holiday
• Butterball blunders: Thanksgiving dinner isn't always easy as pie
• Guest column: Maybe France is on to something, and not just with retirement
• Column: Body scanners are ineffective distraction
• Editorial: For now, air travel security must trump convience
• Canine division added to benefit race
• Hadi Shrine Circus starts Thanksgiving Day
• Kentucky Sen.-elect Rand Paul writing tea party book
• Where’s the love? Baby boomers unhappy about sex
• EPA proposes new rules for 'clean coal' carbon dioxide storage
• Jury convicts Guandique of murdering Chandra Levy in 2001
• The Holidays are upon us...... there will be no classes scheduled for Wednesday, November 24th (HCC will be open on Wednesday). HCC will be closed on Thursday and Friday (November 25th & 26th)...... Share your plans with us, are you cooking, shopping
• Reward doubled for information about WKU professor’s murder
• Cadmium, lead found in drinking glasses with comic, movie characters
• Motorists seeing lane restriction on southbound U.S. 41 twin bridge
• Gutsy Colonels held their own
• Industries offered free webinar series
• City commission to hear financial report
• Service planned
• GRADD can feed money-hungry ventures
• Nov. 2 big day locally for GOP: Minority party here still made presence felt
• A real cowgirl: Local woman dreams of life on open range
• Loving care: Workers at year-old hospice inpatient unit treat patients, families like their own
• Running behind: Preteen finds perfect solution to problem
• 'Love and live each day': Thanksgiving helps us focus on the greater things
• Scams pop up online, in mail
• Air of mystery: Couple saw odd craft in the sky dispersing unknown substance
• Colonels win scrimmage with Graves Co.
• UPDATE: Firefighter suffers heart attack battling county fire
• Cats rout Portland 79-48
• Heartbreak for Cols
• Now open Local cinema a hit on first day
• Parade sign-up deadline Tuesday
• Handy Fest named top 20 event
• MSHA cites Dodge Hill mine
• Letter: Give local kids the advantage
• Letter: Appalling news about holidays
• Letter: Should the GOP be celebrating?
• Take time to thank God for your blessings
• MSNBC suspends host Scarborough for GOP donations
• Threat investigated at Henderson County High
• Sarah Palin book takes aim at some new targets
• Kentucky prison official blames poison ivy for indecent exposure charge
• FDA pulls painkiller Darvon off the market due to safety risks
• Louisville shooting range fined $372,000 for unsafe lead levels
• Western Kentucky University blasting for new Music Hall
• Jury awards $42.75 million in Madisonville, Ky., nursing home death
• HCC Student Government is sponsoring a “Barnyard Christmas” float for the Henderson Christmas Parade on December 4. Anyone interested in assisting with assembling and decorating the float should meet at the lakeside entrance to the Sullivan
• Unsung heroes
• Colonels look for redemption at Male
• Haven of hope: Rotary hears importance of Matthew 25 in community
• Editorial: School plan: Fulfilling objectives will test all of us
• Accuride completes reverse stock split
• Holiday changes to trash schedule
• Holiday photo event Saturday
• St. Anthony's Hospice hosting holiday grief support group
• Winner picked in Trot contest
• JROTC team wins state competition
• Williams named HCC president
• Woman files suit saying debt collector harassed her on Facebook
• Report says raising retirement age hurts poor, increases disability claims
• Couples’ math skills add up to more wealth, study finds
• Rand Paul volunteer pleads not guilty in scuffle with protester
• Henderson Community College is happy to welcome our new President, Dr. Kristin Williams.
• Local, federal authorities arrest Henderson, Ky., man
• ATTENTION FALL 2010 STUDENTS - Friday, Dec 3rd, 2010 is the last day to drop a regular semester on-campus/and or on-line course at the instructor's discretion.
• Kristin Williams selected as new HCC president
• Three injured in Kentucky mine accident, two airlifted
• Dozens tested after Kentucky health worker contracts TB
• Showtime in Henderson
• Tough NCAA tourney choices expected
• Cards right at home
• Male has Cols connection
• Cookbook signing set for park
• Go green: Two recycling events coming up
• Grand jury listing for November 18, 2010
• Henderson man allegedly accused of choking baby
• Man indicted for threats
• Finalists at college questioned: Board hopes Lake successor has been named by Thanksgiving
• For Kentucky mom, it was: Pull over, honey, here comes No. 5!
• Gifted children council moving to Western Kentucky
• Racy 'gun bunny' photos taken at Kentucky fire station investigated
• Defense wants confessed Louisville child killer’s life spared
• Portion of park returning to mine
• Fiscal court to revisit generator question
• Commission fine-tunes riverfront zoning
• Union Co. election records to be audited
• Soil below demolished school rated 'poor' quality
• School district wants input on improvement plan
• Colonel swim team wins season's first meet
• Canadian broadcaster McLean latest humorist who delights
• HCHS Madrigal Dinner Dec. 4
• Southbound bridge lane may be closed
• Countywide burn ban lifted
• Eight Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• Pennsylvania slaying highlights dangers facing game wardens
• Reid, McConnell stay in Senate's top party posts
• Ban on alcoholic energy drinks may move forward this week
• Apple says iTunes will sell music from Beatles
• GM raises stock price range due to investor demand
• Top 10 finish will send Norman to second stage of Q-School
• Dorsey, Hedgepath win district awards
• Water rates may be rising
• Southbound bridge work to resume
• 'Drumometer' claims local man world's fastest
• Police investigating rock-throwing incident
• Fine arts center welcomes new exhibit
• Send us info on holiday events
• California woman charged with aiding terrorists
• Alaska Sen. Murkowski says Palin lacks leadership to be president
• Report says General Motors will raise IPO stock price range
• Man long-ago declared dead arrested in kidnapping
• Dog brought from Afghanistan mistakenly euthanized
• E-mail called secondary as Facebook revamps messaging
• Semi carrying drugs stolen from rest stop in Kentucky
• Rangel walks out of his ethics trial after request for delay rejected
• Kentucky Bar Association wants to regulate ads on social networking
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on three others
• Henderson woman dies after accident
• Turkey Trot 5K Benefit Run
• Lady Cols get tough test from Mercy in scrimmage
• Webster County's Ashby finishes eighth in state cross country meet
• Fireworks kept coming in Colonels' win
• College president finalists visiting: Meetings set Wednesday on campus
• Bottom-line: Diabetic says education is best tool against disease
• Teachers take charge to save ailing public schools
• Area students tackle recycling head on
• Recycling events coming up
• Southbound lane to close
• Lyrical mistake Three-year-old ponders song of God’s love
• Industry looks at city again
• 'The Little Fighter': Chastity Gibson captured hearts, charitable fund preserves her memory
• Mail call: Friends can have two legs or four, feathers or not
• Partnerships: Will city, county find more of them
• Colonels beat Fern Creek 56-35 in shootout
• Braves' season ends
• Wildcats roll in opener
• On Veterans Day, programs pay tribute to those who served
• Zoning, sewers on city agenda: Commission set to tackle riverfront land
• Test run: HCHS students get peek of possible HCC future
• Sheilley honored for regional development
• 'Taste of Homemakers' event set today at Expo Center
• Letter: Snowflakes don't say Christmas
• Letter: Early education center blessing for community
• Letter: World exisits by grace of God
• Letter: We don’t need planned dog park project
• Letter: McConnell works only for himself, not Kentuckians
• Hero pilot criticizes new FAA rules on fatigue
• Lawmakers settling in for long fight in Minnesota governor's race
• Cindy McCain differs from husband on military gay policy
• Three men indicted in New Mexico swastika case
• Michigan porn shop sells winning $129 million Powerball ticket
• GOP challenger concedes to Chandler in Kentucky congressional race
• Supreme Court allows gay military ban to stand for now
• Webster County men jailed after drugs located
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to one year in custody
• Third Republican considering run for Kentucky governor
• U.S. 60 reopens after a gas leak shuts down both lanes
• Police: 86-year-old Columbia Sportswear leader helped foil robber
• Kentucky woman not guilty of trying to poison grandfather
• Former baseball coach in Kentucky found guilty of nine sex counts
• Seventh-grader Haynes makes big meet
• Colonels' Shutt making most of second chance
• Colonels start 'free football' with Fern Creek
• Robbery suspect accused of scaring woman to death gets life sentence
• Police: 86-year-old Columbia Sportswear leader helped foil robber
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day to face consequences
• Funerals for November 12, 2010
• Bill Monroe, Owensboro to be featured in Times Square ad
• Obituaries for November 12, 2010
• Doktor Kaboom! encore performance Saturday
• Operation Christmas Child collection Nov. 15 to 22
• Other views: The vote: Early projections serve no purpose
• Office Depot relents on restaurant
• Two who helped start South event saluted on 30th anniversary
• Four educators in line for post
• HCC's Lake thanks many for progress: Retiring school president is honored at ceremony
• Four finalists named to fill post as Henderson Community College president
• De Laurentiis, pivotal producer of ‘Serpico’ and ‘Barbarella,’ dies
• UK center Enes Kanter ruled permanently ineligible by NCAA; school to appeal
• Commission leaders say cutting deficit will hurt
• DNA tests cast doubt on executed Texas man's guilt
• 1,350 Kentucky National Guard troops to assist in Iraq withdrawal
• Some of pledged U.S. rebuilding money headed to Haiti
• Fire destroys mobile home in Henderson County
• Murkowski camp cries foul in Alaska write-in ballot count
• Groups hope Pentagon study on gays helps sway Congress
• Henderson City Commission allows more time for development
• Offices closed for Veterans Day
• Cruise ship fire strands 4,500 passengers
• No charges for destroying CIA interrogation videos
• Post-election: What happens next following the Republican tidal wave?
• Ex-Marines arrested in weapons scheme
• After the fight: Honoring veterans, aiding their battles
• Holocaust survivor funds raided for $42 million
• Parent academy planned Tuesday
• Missouri court considers immigrant’s adoption appeal
• Relay for Life kick-off meeting scheduled
• 'Holiday Pops' tickets on sale
• Funerals for November 11, 2010
• Football team sponsoring food drive
• Obituaries for November 11, 2010
• Funerals for November 10, 2010
• Young man of letters: North sixth-grader outlasts spelling bee competition, moves to Tri-state round
• Obituaries for November 10, 2010
• Plants honored for expansions, jobs
• Crop yields plummeting
• Region has building deficit: Consultants say most prospective industries look for existing facilities
• McCormick: County leads in rural water installation
• Solemn tribute: Veteran always makes point to honor deceased military
• Sept. 11 memorial approved
• Fern Creek seeks redemption
• Ceremonies across county will honor nation's veterans
• Cats' Locke ready to return
• Man pleads not guilty to intimidating witness
• Cats land another top class
• Resort parks set to trim schedule
• Elizabeth Smart testifies about day she was found
• Offices to close for Veterans Day
• Fort Hood hearing won’t include defense evidence
• New Dollar General store rezoning passes despite concerns
• California man says he is giant emerald’s true owner
• Webster sweeps 2-A regional cross country titles
• Vermont barber says he's not good at cutting blacks’ hair
• Officials destroy old artillery shells found in area
• Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Mexico
• Rare Halloween party invitation creates a costuming emergency
• Guest column: Take time to express gratitude to veterans
• I-69 study for Purchase Area scheduled
• Two guards stabbed at federal prison in southern Kentucky
• Lane closure scheduled on southbound twin bridge
• Funerals for November 9, 2010
• Obituaries for November 9, 2010
• Send us info on holiday events
• Library workshop to focus on downloading materials
• Guest column: On Veterans Day we'll celebrate a diverse group
• Journey to accept award becomes odyssey for Audubon Park staffers
• Jungle Jim's
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Son of former Henderson, Ky., banker killed in Afghanistan
• House Republicans getting in place for transition
• Kentucky 77 reopened in Red River Gorge two weeks after wildfire burned 1,600 acres
• Southbound U.S. 41 bridge lane closure postponed again
• Three Henderson County, Ky., residents jailed in Webster County drug bust
• A better life: Shelter staff seeking to make positive impact on animals’ futures
• Boo-boo is serious situation for child
• Wolf’s restaurant to reopen Monday
• Good citizens: Lesson on voting was worth a try
• Tuesday tally: City, county governments win endorsement
• Salvation Army kettle kick-off
• Two recycling events coming up
• Doktor Kaboom! returning
• Postcard: Jungle Jims
• Henderson educators on the right track
• Community Thanksgiving service planned
• Covered in prayer: 'Prayer Tree' project takes root in Henderson
• Honor them: Veterans day event planned throughout county
• Hedgepath makes the big plays for Braves
• Proposal to erect a 9/11 memorial
• Funerals for November 7, 2010
• Speaker finds education realities can't be ignored
• Obituaries for November 7, 2010
• ‘Red Front Cash and Carry’ Sureway chain has deep connections here
• Funerals for November 6, 2010
• Help: People need to come together and give love, aid
• Senior Day at library set
• Winners of literary magazine
• Jobless receive unemployment insurance payments by direct deposit
• Child shields infant in wreck
• Independence Bank starting construction
• Decorative, lighted snowflakes
• ‘He has left his mark’ New mine will carry name of tireless energy evangelist John Dunaway
• Braves romp to playoff victory
• Breeders' Cup: Chaos at Churchill
• Jones sparks Wildcats' romp
• Obituaries for November 6, 2010
• Braves set for playoff opener
• Theft from western Kentucky Red Cross nets woman probation
• Braves ready for playoff opener
• New book coming out about Kentucky soldier at Iwo Jima
• Potts named second-team All-State
• Dozen congressional and gubernatorial races still to be decided
• New Jersey train conductor who burned Quran sues over firing
• Road work continues
• Nearly one in three U.S. births are to unmarried women
• Dog on duty: Canine helps Air Force staff cope
• C-4 seized in Colorado in Navy SEAL smuggling case
• Job fairs today, next week
• Bones in Los Angeles area canyon may be missing student’s
• Public urged to attend Rally 4 Education
• Funerals for November 5, 2010
• New HFD station pondered: Officials tour Owensboro facilities to get ideas
• Obituaries for November 5, 2010
• Niagara Veterans Day event set
• Final downtown walking tour of season is this Saturday
• McConnell: Is that really his No. 1 goal?
• Bar set high for Wildcats
• NBC suspends Olbermann for making political donations
• Death toll from Indonesian volcano climbs to 92
• GOP candidate in Illinois governor race concedes
• It's Breeders' Cup Ladies' Day
• Victims remembered one year after Fort Hood shootings
• Sparky Anderson dies at 76
• Landmark castle in the Bluegrass is for sale
• Election nearly wipes out white Southern Democrats
• Confusion, fear as Haiti camps evacuate for storm
• Rescued Chilean miner prepared for NYC marathon underground
• Your guy lost? Here's some reasons to be thankful
• What now? What the GOP should do is cut, cut, cut
• Back to brushes Local painter rediscovers artistic side, showcases work in gallery hop
• 'On Stage' event set
• Funerals for November 4, 2010
• Obituaries for November 4, 2010
• Ferry between Kentucky, Missouri going to winter hours
• Bailey is first-season star
• Obama drops 'cap-and-trade' plan to limit global warming gases
• Lookin At Lucky a survivor
• Snow flurries possible in Kentucky late today, Friday
• Racers loaded this season
• University of Kentucky presidential search committee to meet
• Jody Jenkins is returning as Union Co. Judge-executive
• Kentucky horse industry says gambling amendment push possible
• Southbound bridge work delayed again
• Study: Special CT scans modestly cut lung cancer deaths
• 'Celebration of Lights': Snowflake lighting set during Gallery Hop Friday
• Chandler’s GOP challenger seeks vote recanvass in House race
• Life lessons: School program gives students base to grow on
• Canadian couple donates millions from lottery win
• UPDATE: McCormick wins full term as county judge
• Jenkins wins top spot in Union County; Heady wins judgeship.
• UPDATE: Mills leads city commission vote; Taylor wins seat
• Fifth U.S. citizen killed in Mexico this week
• Watkins defeats DeSpain for state representative
• Huge volcanic blast spurs more Indonesians to flee
• Webster County has big voter turnout
• See me, Obi-Wan Kenobi: Scientists seek 3-D video
• Young wins mayor's post in Morganfield
• One Kentucky Democrat hangs on, four GOP incumbents back to Congress
• Johnston tops Toerne for District 2 school board seat
• Republicans make gains in Kentucky Senate, House
• Puttman, Warren claim fiscal court seats
• Murkowski, Miller set for another ballot showdown in Alaska
• University of Kentucky drug research manager faces marijuana charge
• Farmer killed in tractor-train crash in Warren County
• Henderson, Ky., woman jailed after DUI accident
• UPDATE: Rand Paul seals big tea party Senate win in Kentucky
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• The runnin' Redbirds
• Zenyatta 'something special'
• Nine Cols named to Big Eight Super 25
• UPDATE: Austin tops Baity to become new mayor
• Youth center tops building list
• Incumbent Thurby keeps seat as Corydon mayor
• PPL completes acquisition of KU, LG&E
• Johnston returning to Henderson County school board
• Polite politics: Author says you can discuss without cussing
• Puttman will keep seat on Henderson Fiscal Court
• Henderson County polling locations listed
• Warren claims District 1 seat on fiscal court
• It's E-Day: County judge, mayor among local decisions on ballot
• Lexington burglary suspect falls through ceiling, collared
• New river cruise boat to make stops in Louisville
• Voters out before dawn for Election Day 2010
• Kentuckians head to polls to settle heated U.S. Senate race
• Henderson County polling locations listed
• Police: Gun fired at Coast Guard office in Virginia
• It's E-Day: County judge, mayor among local decisions on ballot
• 11-year-old 'Lion King' actress Shannon Tavarez dies from leukemia
• Austin tops Baity in race for Henderson mayor
• Toyota asks court to dismiss acceleration lawsuits
• McCormick stays in county judge’s chair
• There will be no lane restrictions on 41-North bridges Tuesday
• Incumbent Watkins returning to Kentucky House
• New art exhibit opens in library
• Mills tops city commission race; challenger Taylor joins top four
• Obituaries for November 2, 2010
• Funerals for November 3, 2010
• There will be no lane restrictions on U.S. 41-North bridges Tuesday
• Obituaries for November 3, 2010
• Three juveniles charged in local burglaries
• Incumbent mayor of Dixon, Ky., dies on eve of election
• Funerals for November 2, 2010
• Deputy spots mountain lion along southern Indiana highway
• U.S. issues mail bomb advisory, tightens cargo scrutiny
• Western Kentucky woman who lost home to fire wins lottery
• Kentucky launching new child ID initiative
• Tennessee skydiver killed in Kentucky accident
• Henderson JROTC places 6th overall at meet
• Striving 4 the best: Rally a chance to take a stand for education
• Politics and sports: Telephonic flashback a refreshing surprise
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Annual Trot benefits brain injury camp
• Soldiers say work helped after Fort Hood shootings
• Poll: Dems split over handing Obama ’12 nomination
• W. Ky. city looking to create bluegrass center
• Closures continue on southbound bridge
• Rally 4 Education rally scheduled for Saturday
• Supply, demand: Grassroots effort on mission to alter Kentucky educational system
• City races dominate local ballot
• Light-weight champ: Infant fights against bacterial meningitis
• Colonels-Devils' fantastic finish was real treat
• Biz property sales take care
• Dr. Kaboom! coming back to Henderson
• Fortune knows all: Cookie says Holiday World trip in future
• Revelation Trail: County High graduate takes his love of film to higher level
• Bulldog defense bracing for Cats
• Tomas becomes hurricane, threatens east Caribbean
• In election’s shadow, rally draws laughs, activism
• Funerals for October 30, 2010
• Obituaries for October 30, 2010
• Letter: Hate messages most harmful to our children
• Letter: Accident assistance appreciated
• Letter: Stop in Henderson memorable
• Letter: Audubon Park, museum draw Alaskan praise
• Downtown gallery hop staging comeback
• Steelworkers reject offer
• Lost cable channels can be recovered
• Government makes appointments/reappointments to HCC board
• DHP Halloween costume winners
• Local ghouls, ghosts come out to socialize; hit candy jackpot
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Cols edge Red Devils
• Honduras: At least 14 massacred on football field
• Braves roll past Hopkins Central
• Religious undercurrent runs through US Senate race
• F.O.P asks for help funding annual Cops and Kids program
• Obama: Terrorist explosives found on jets bound for U.S.
• Sign ups begin Wednesday for Thanksgiving assistance
• U.S. and Russian forces team up for Afghan drug bust
• Obituaries for October 29, 2010
• Congresswoman says some planning deaths to avoid estate tax hike
• Funerals for October 29, 2010
• Arrest made in revenge beating of priest
• Magic ruin Wall's NBA debut
• Judge rules 4-year-old can be sued in bike crash
• Giants romp 9-0, take 2-0 lead
• Ohio McDonald's gives voting advice with paychecks
• Cols' senior class shines
• KERA program helps hundreds every year
• UPDATE: Explosive-laden packages heighten terror fears
• A God-sent angel: Many grateful for school resource centers
• Fire continues to spread in Red River Gorge
• 'Clara's Tea Party' set Nov. 21
• Pink motorcycle stolen from charity recovered
• Treat yourself
• Ten Commandments ruling appealed to Supreme Court
• Ellis Park to be open on July 4th next year: Track adds four days to 2011 racing card
• Imam unmoved by Saudi criticism of proposed NYC mosque
• DC-area gunman have have grievance against Marines
• Suzuki, Mitsubishi issue recalls on crossover vehicles
• Campaign spending
• Money makes political world go 'round
• Bird dog field trial events set
• Another treasurer leaves O'Donnell campaign in Delaware
• Holy Name honored for recycling program
• Kentucky Senate rivals make their pitches to conservatives
• Volunteer center accepting donations for Thanksgiving
• Ringleader guilty in slayings of wealthy Florida couple
• Retirement: While the French fume, Americans are toast
• Notre Dame student filming football practice dies when tower topples
• McDonald's: Fast-food entity offers Obamacare lesson
• Indonesia tsunami toll hits 343 as more bodies found
• Round one to Giants
• Iwo Jima mementos bring closure to Japanese family
• SEC foes steamrolling Cats
• 88-year-old Kentucky woman fends off intruder with kick to 'vital spot'
• Cols, Devils to carry on rivalry
• 88-year-old Kentucky woman fends off intruder with kick to 'vital spot'
• Miracle migration: Tagging helps track monarchs’ magnificent journey
• Kentucky students face charges after school bus fumes incident
• Ethics panel drops Thurby reprimand
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
• Chamber offering Halloween pictures
• Outside money also pouring into state and even local races
• Haunted weekend could be beautiful
• Actor who played Danno on ‘Hawaii Five-0’ dies
• Two in running for District 2 school board
• Nissan recalls 2 million vehicles worldwide
• KU-LG&E sale to close Monday
• Ellis Park granted four extra racing dates in 2011
• Tests warned of cement troubles before BP blowout
• Funerals for October 28, 2010
• New Mexico Indian pueblo bans trick or treaters
• Obituaries for October 28, 2010
• Jury convicts Smith’s psychiatrist, boyfriend
• Cats will face run-first Relf
• U.S. air travel rules spark debate in Europe
• Library group hosting Mark Twain program
• Grizzly bear numbers hit new high in Yellowstone region
• Famous sayings can amuse, enlighten ... or admit ignorance
• Prosecutor: Encouraging suicide is not free speech
• Lane closures on twin bridges to resume
• UPDATE: Miner killed at River View
• Two vie in Corydon mayor race
• New Kentucky Web site will make child support information handy
• Storms result in spotty power outages
• Traffic starts on first stage of new Terre Haute bypass
• Canoe Creek mowing sheduled to begin
• TV commercials shrink to match attention spans
• City panel amends tax board
• Kentucky students sickened by chemical fumes on bus
• Injured motorcyclist found three days after crash
• Worker killed in accident at W. Kentucky mine
• Virginia man charged in fake bomb plot against DC subway
• Funerals for October 27, 2010
• Obituaries for October 27, 2010
• Rally 4 Education set Nov. 6
• Republicans, confident of big gains in Congress, ready their agenda
• Knight scores 37 in Wildcat scrimmage
• Massive storm brings second day of snow, rain, wind
• Cards center Dieng cleared by NCAA
• Security set up around doomed Gulf oil rig
• Storms leave 60,000 in Indiana without power
• U of L plans to cover basketball ticket fee for state lawmakers
• Kenergy reports 290 outages following storm
• Kentucky Senate foes press cases in final debate
• Funerals for October 26, 2010
• Obituaries for October 26, 2010
• Local man accused of breaking baby's legs sentenced
• Church secretary reflects on past 50 years at post
• Third-graders recipients of The Dictionary Project
• Creator of TV cartoon Rocky and Bullwinkle dies
• Carrollton crash survivor kicks off Red Ribbon Week
• Google executive pushes tool to address privacy concerns
• Commission candidates focus on jobs, Canoe Creek
• Cholera fears spark anti-clinic protest in Haiti
• Indonesia hit by deadly tsunami, volcanic eruption
• FBI: Same gun shot at Pentagon, Marines’ museum
• Jaguar escaped in hurricane blamed in Belize death
• Giant storm spreads across midwestern states
• Three people arrested in Henderson after traffic stop yields drugs
• Local man accused of breaking baby's legs is sentenced
• Band, guard take sixth place
• Weekend blaze in Cairo, Ill., destroys 3 businesses
• Poll: One-third of voters may still switch candidates
• Gunmen attack Mexico drug rehab center, at least 10 die
• Two southern Indiana men die after SUV crashes during police chase
• Man who was once youngest death row inmate dies
• School bus flasher gets five years
• NPR chief sorry over handling of Williams’ firing
• Italian town says no to miniskirts that are too mini
• Huff and puff: Wind advisory in effect for Tuesday
• Cards pitch shutout
• The Giants win the pennant!
• Colonels' defense dominates in big win
• Pulling to make a difference: Teams get truckin’ to raise funds
• Local kids can have double the fun this year
• Commission to consider revising tax appeal board
• Lane closures planned on U.S. 41 twin bridges
• Six VFDs fight field fire spread over 20-plus acres
• Mayor's race here focused on business climate, jobs
• Funerals for October 24, 2010
• Obituaries for October 24, 2010
• Quilt block trail gets warm welcome in Union County
• Don't peek Three-year-old’s mess makes mommy’s eyes, ears hurt
• Stick 'em up! Bank robbers’ MO was to put people in the vault
• Seafood eatery stuck at depot
• Dial-a-vote: Just hang on (or up) — it will all be over soon
• Less mess: Self-service dog wash offers alternative site for pup bathing
• Dawgs crunch Cats
• District 1 to get new magistrate
• Braves roll to 56-0 win over McLean Co.
• Phillips' tax conviction rejected: City rebuked for lack of appeals process
• HCHS routs Apollo 56-7
• Shark that killed surfer was likely 18 feet long
• MySpace sharing user information with advertisers
• Many Christians suffer from ‘malnutrition’
• Funerals for October 23, 2010
• Obituaries for October 23, 2010
• Red Ribbon Week
• HWU offering free leaf cleanup bags
• HCC road, room named for Watkins
• Outage planned in Balmoral
• Election countdown: Obama should listen to his most accurate critic — himself
• Democrats have no one to blame but themselves
• Wildlife art and wine tonight
• Obituaries for October 22, 2010
• Dad accused of murder: 'I didn't hurt my babies'
• Funerals for October 22, 2010
• Nevada Supreme Court denies O.J. Simpson appeal
• Accuride aims to boost stock price
• Homeland Security near decision on 'virtual fence'
• Child stuck by discarded needle
• Republicans set sights on two Kentucky seats
• District 4 candidates state cases
• U.S. boosts Pakistani military aid by $2 billion
• Colonels still have incentive against Apollo
• Judge says suspect in Elizabeth Smart case can get fair trial
• Judge upholds District 4 ballot
• French Senate votes to raise retirement age from 60 to 62
• Season ends for Colonels
• Rand Paul says he'll take part in final debate with Conway
• Kentucky teen convicted in four deaths, but of lesser charges
• Florida pastor picks up new car for canceled Quran burn
• Former Owensboro, Ky., youth minister convicted of sex abuse
• Bodies, mass graves found on Iwo Jima
• Obama’s 4-day campaign swing is his longest yet
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' policy is back with military
• Southern China braces for deadly typhoon
• Teacher in cross-burning case ends challenge to firing
• Federal law takes on crimes against Indian women
• Police say woman drove around with mummified body for months
• Stepmom of missing NC girl deemed flight risk
• Doctor says he learned about octuplets after they were born
• Change of 'stars'
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally: None were produced in Princeton, Ind., company says
• School’s out Friday
• Markland Locks to get new doors next summer
• Two seek county's top job: Judge-executive hopefuls have insurance tax, jobs on agendas
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in 9/11 memorial donation box
• Baity, Austin eye many shared priorities
• Crittenden County authorities looking for vehicle which caused fatal accident
• Apollo shakes off offensive struggles
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Colonels shoot for 3-peat in soccer regionals
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop
• City hopefuls talk issues
• DOT rejects $135 million Ohio River bridges grant request
• Caldwell ends Lady Colonels' season
• Obituaries for October 21, 2010
• Funerals for October 21, 2010
• Navy picks submarines that will carry first women
• Pet photos with Santa
• Study: Low-dose aspirin may cut colon cancer risk
• Diabetes coalition comedy show
• GOP tries to move beyond idol worship, witchcraft
• Register for spay-neuter clinic
• U.S. bracing for major leak of several Iraq war files
• DeSpain, Watkins hash out issues at debate
• Troops discharged for being gay trying to re-enlist
• Coal severance projects listed
• Teen’s trial begins over deaths of four friends
• Fiscal court pursuing $761,000 for projects
• Ohio state park is searched for missing Kentucky teen
• Lady Colonels face Caldwell in volleyball semifinals
• Jupiter watch scheduled Saturday
• Colonels reach soccer finals
• Chemistry Day coming Sunday at Evansville museum
• Judge hears arguments in ballot dispute
• Holiday cooking class set
• 'Ghost Hunters' program on tap Oct. 25
• Deadline for Turkey Trot logo contest entry set
• The music may last forever, but the delivery system won't
• Funerals for October 20, 2010
• Obituaries for October 20, 2010
• Thomasson column: Time to leave Afghanistan in now
• Editorial: France balks at working past 60
• Octomom’s fertility doctor testifies to save license
• Rangers batter Yankees 10-3
• Pentagon trying to change culture to allow gays
• Cobb apologizes to Wildcat fans
• Student heads police in Mexico drug corridor
• Senate candidate visits Henderson
• Crystal Cathedral teeters on the edge
• Lawyer: Kentucky psychiatrist to plead guilty in sword attack
• Judge bars litigious Kentucky prisoner from filing future lawsuits
• ‘Happy Days’ dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Funerals for October 19, 2010
• Obituaries for October 19, 2010
• KMEA contest tickets are on sale
• Candidates hold public debate today
• Mom of hiker jailed in Iran expects November trial
• HCC classroom will be named for Sandy Watkins
• Study shows surgery checklist saves lives
• AP students turn instructor for elementary energy day
• Colleges more diverse but racial gaps persist
• Soccer Colonels begin quest for third straight region title
• State lawmakers preparing citzenship legislation challenge
• Lady Colonels eliminated in soccer regionals
• Government offers $680 million to Indian farmers
• Henderson childhood center plans ready
• Justice Clarence Thomas' wife tries to contact Anita Hill
• Lady Colonels dominate volleyball regional opener
• Judge likely to deny government delay on gay troops order
• Gunmen on loose after Tennessee post office attack
• Gunshots hit Pentagon, causing temporary lockdown
• JetBlue attendant in famous meltdown pleads guilty
• Mexican authorities seize 105 tons of U.S.-bound marijuana
• Santa Claus 'picture postmark' making return
• Complimentary circus tickets to be on hand for military families
• Christmas assistance available from Salvation Army
• New exhibit featuring fiber artists opening at Audubon State Park
• 14-year-old boy killed in Indiana hunting accident
• Report: Dozens of Facebook apps breached
• Two workers killed in west Tennessee post office shooting
• Four inducted into Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
• GE to invest $432 million to revamp appliance business
• Fort Hood witness describes death of pregnant soldier
• Taking root: Crooks family bringing hops to Henderson
• In the bank: Henderson deposits up 5.5 percent to $627 million since mid-2009
• More intellectually disabled youths go to college
• State of Kentucky, coal group sue EPA over permits
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• Lawyer says Octomom implanted with 12 embryos
• Taking root: Crooks family bringing hops to Henderson
• City races: Relatively speaking, all's quiet—for now
• Obituaries for October 17, 2010
• Funerals for October 17, 2010
• 'Facing Tomorrow' Former athlete inspires book about grief
• On the move: 6-year-old has no qualms with leaving
• By the numbers: Horse lovers, voters and birthdays all add up
• Numbers game has good news
• Murder in the park: Out-of-town officer gunned down bringing horse thief to Henderson for trial
• Foster parenting information sessions have been planned
• Work in progress: Garden of the Season is an ever-changing experiment
• Green St. lane closure scheduled
• In the bank: Henderson deposits up 5.5 percent to $627 million since mid-2009
• Think again: Misconceptions keep many from trying foster program
• Home, garden show's first year is sparse
• Fuel supplies low as French protest pension reform
• Caldwell favored to repeat in volleyball regional
• Lady Colonels face defending champions in first round of soccer regionals
• As Democrats’ message lags, GOP awaits huge wins
• Colonels rout Marshals, claim district crown
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver’s TV mom, dies
• Oil change reignites debate over GPS trackers
• Funerals for October 16, 2010
• Obituaries for October 16, 2010
• Follow the trail
• We should treat churches with respect
• Letter: Darla Jones' name should be on ballot
• Foster parenting information sessions set
• Vectren reworks Ky.-Ind. power line application
• Struggling: United Way director sees economic impact
• 'Living United': New video might help push the organization toward its goal
• Drought status elevated here
• Lady Colonels open volleyball regional against Fort Campbell
• Union cruises to 46-16 win over Webster
• Value of home: Local children in need exceed foster parents now available
• Funerals for October 15, 2010
• From Ellis to silver screen
• Boil water advisory in effect for area of Kentucky 416-West
• Seventh Street School ready for demolition
• Video shows Rand Paul discussing possible Fair Tax
• Sandefur Center is named 2010 Industry of Year
• Court ruling or no, gays know not to tell
• Foster parenting information sessions set
• Feds oppose California Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Colonels try to stay sharp for entire game against Marshals
• Indiana teen who killed brother could face life in prison
• Maroons top Lady Cols, claim third straight district title
• Kentucky man found dead after fall from horse
• 'You do the best you can' Foster parents assume challenge because kids have a need
• Increases in business inventories called positive sign
• Colonels take district crown
• GM recalls 300,000 Impalas over seat belt problem
• Mitochondrial DNA used to ID WWII airman from Evansville
• Reid, Angle trade barbs in Nevada Senate debate
• Freedom of speech
• Al-Qaida's Inspire: Here’s hoping terrorism journal is complete flop
• Take a ghost tour this weeeknd
• Author to address war's 'green' cost
• Antique Show set for Saturday
• Thurby admonished over mailing
• House to vote on Social Security bonus payment
• District 4 ballot contested
• Paul, Conway debate in western Kentucky
• Pentagon in limbo on gays-in-military court order
• Afghan peace council chief: Taliban ready to talk
• Wounded soldier could not leave fallen Fort Hood comrade
• NATO: Seven more service members killed in Afghanistan
• Wildcats' defense struggling
• Cols roll, reach final
• Girls' district final tonight
• Marshals in customary spot
• Judge: Kentucky case shows execution system unreliable
• Home, garden show this weekend
• Judge: Kentucky case shows execution system unreliable
• Obituaries for October 14, 2010
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policies in Kentucky
• Funerals for October 14, 2010
• Gov. Beshear headed to India on economic development trip
• Claim your prize
• Hearing set on man accused of killing 23-year-old by setting him on fire
• Precious ones: Hospital ceremony honors lost babies
• Judge: Suit over health care overhaul can go to trial
• Paul cites Reagan optimism
• Indiana man charged in 1979 rape, death
• Archers win big at world contest
• Man charged in death of Morganfield resident
• Crews discover fuel-contaminated soil at downtown project
• In US, Hispanics outlive whites, blacks by years
• Storm postpones soccer tournament
• Despite violence and warnings, Mexico still drawing Americans
• Redbanks buys land from city
• Kentucky town to reconsider mosque proposal
• Lady Colonels win district title
• Police officer cleared in shootings in Illinois, Indiana
• Military court hears Fort Hood shooting 911 call
• Mexican officer investigating shooting of American decapitated
• Sharing info on Facebook, other social media invites ID theft
• Funerals for October 13, 2010
• Obituaries for October 13, 2010
• Performing art season continues with Charlie Brown
• Peanuts comic strip turns 60; Schulz family plans future
• Web site ranks Kentucky dead last, but other states are contenders
• Letter: Trophies top opportunity
• Vectren hearing postponed
• Trick-or-treat hours set
• Fall fun: Ghosts, goblins, corn mazes all in the works
• Lady Colonels advance in soccer tournament
• Dramatic endgame nears for trapped Chilean miners
• University of Kentucky hockey player dies after crash
• Pope takes his biggest step yet to revive Christianity
• Defense seeks delay in Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Obama administration lifts six-month oil drilling freeze
• Rand Paul would ‘get rid’ of federal income taxes, IRS
• School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line
• Power outage planned in Balmoral Acres
• Celebration set marking Habitat's 50th home here
• 'We'll work it out': New Habitat qualifier says friends, family are key
• Obituaries for October 10, 2010
• Funerals for October 10, 2010
• Funerals for October 12, 2010
• Obituaries for October 12, 2010
• Words to avoid: Certain phrases may spell dome for Democrats in November
• Editorial: This year's vote may need sorting
• New downtown arena in Louisville set to open after years of work
• Emergency fishing rules lifted at Lake Cumberland
• Witnesses to recall Fort Hood attack at hearing
• UPDATED: Obituaries for October 10, 2010
• 62-year-old charged with shooting Louisville teen in back
• Test shows Chile mine rescue shaft works
• Bill Clinton campaigns for Senate hopeful Conway in Lexington
• Three win economics Nobel for job market analysis
• Google tests cars that can steer without drivers
• Soccer Colonels eye another deep postseason run
• 'Up-and-down' Lady Colonels try to take soccer district title
• Fairy tale gone awry: Storybook wedding that didn't happen left questions about woman, her 'count'
• Colonels dug down for comeback win
• Peabody pulled $17M surprise
• Patriot Coal to mine Pleasant Hill Road
• 7-year-old excited about his chance to actually ‘see’ Abraham Lincoln
• Yuck: That's one reaction to TV political ads
• Question, questions: Water from the sky? Cooperation in government?
• Audubon art gala, auction scheduled
• Audubon Park starting gardening club
• Making it official: Fine Arts Center dedicated
• Pet column: Pet chickens provide entertainment — and eggs
• Archers in top five at world meet
• Tri-County Council of Labor honors residents at dinner
• Youngster gives hospital fundraiser boost
• Lady Colonels playing to host volleyball regional
• Home, garden event October 15–16
• Letter: Ignore polls; get out, vote
• Funerals for October 9, 2010
• Obituaries for October 9, 2010
• One Life Church opens Sunday
• City could sell Zion Road land: Redbanks eyeballing entire tract
• As America moves on from oil spill, Gulf Coast feels abandoned
• McCormick recuses self from board
• Hiker freed by Iran appeals for friends' release
• Braves' entrants out of state tournament
• U.S. often weighed North Korea nuclear option
• MSHA cites Dotiki for fall: Company objects, notes feds found no roof warning
• Space double: Astronaut twins to join up in orbit
• Girls district soccer tournament begins today
• Fans celebrate 70th anniversary of John Lennon's birth
• Fourth-quarter TDs send Tilghman past Union
• A way out, at last, for Chile’s 33 trapped miners
• City settles Vectren dispute: Fire Station No. 4 to be sold to allow for new line route
• Abducted aid worker killed during rescue attempt in Afghanistan
• Colonels rally for victory
• Iran acknowledges espionage at its nuclear facilities
• Armed University of Louisville student faces three charges
• Letter: Even lawyers won't take on 'King Coal'
• Letter: Actions speak louder than words
• Obama 'beyond comprehension'
• Lincecum pitches Giants past Braves
• Report finds U.S. bomb-sniffing dogs not up to snuff
• Proposal approved by water board
• Escape shaft nearly reaches Chilean miners
• Labor Council plans rally, awards dinner
• Nevada family's secret life unravels
• ‘Little miracle man’ Lost cat likely travels 10 miles in two months to find way home
• Jailed Chinese dissident wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Small world: Continental gaps bridged by World Equestrian Games
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Lady Colonels drop marathon match
• Bedbugs found in Hopkins County hospital, motel
• Catholic shuts out Lady Colonels
• Kentucky reports first flu case of season
• Peabody top bidder on land: AEP's 4,745 acres going to Cyprus Creek Land Co.
• City of Henderson, Vectren settle dispute over power line plan
• Colonels look to take control
• 72,000 stimulus payments went to dead people
• Chile list says which miners should go first, last
• Michigan man puts off heart procedure to watch game
• Henderson native singing at On Deck
• Obituaries for October 8, 2010
• Report finds Dotiki should have done more to prevent fatal mine accident
• Funerals for October 8, 2010
• Police officer arrested in Indiana and Illinois shootings
• Rocket with U.S.-Russian crew blasts off
• Government touts National Guard mission in Arizona
• Search for missing tourist thwarted by drug gangs
• Contractor says activity on busy rig obscured key data
• City, utilities, Vectren may have settlement: Both sides seek to delay hearing later this month
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Judge bars key witness from Gitmo detainee’s trial
• Bill Clinton lobbies for earthquake aid to Haiti
• Mom arrested for abducting daughter 25 years ago
• New Jersey senator calls for anti-bully law after suicide
• Funerals for October 7, 2010
• Obituaries for October 7, 2010
• Cols, Eagles eye lead in district
• Lady Cols drop volleyball match to Catholic
• Caldwell's Talley state golf champ
• Audit finds Kentucky was overbilled for prison food
• Phillies' Halladay no-hits Reds
• Prosecutor: Three arrests made in Indiana casino sting
• Yankees rally past Twins 6-4
• Lawyer jailed for refusing to recite Pledge of Allegiance
• In the round: Silo living appeals to some, but only to a certain age
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Archery students compete in Orlando
• New flights coming between Atlanta and Louisville
• Veterans recognition night
• Poll: Technology brings connection, added stress for college students
• Deer alert: Officials urge drivers to be extra cautious
• Kentucky woman dies after saving five children from burning home
• Fountains will be shut down for season Monday
• Heavy equipment showcased at Newman Park
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU festival on hold
• Annual downtown Halloween event coming up
• Bundles of cash fall out of armored car, into downtown Indy traffic
• Pakistani pastor appeals to Hendersonians for flood aid
• Facebook offers new way to sort friends, copy information
• Double hand transplant patient to leave Louisville hospital
• Trio wins chemistry Nobel for key chemical bonding tool
• Supreme Court hearing military funeral protest case
• Henderson man indicted for alleged solicitation to have ex-wife killed
• Huge Henderson County land auction scheduled for today
• Murray State president vying for top University of Tennessee job
• Funerals for October 6, 2010
• Obituaries for October 6, 2010
• Some fall-breakers hit sandy shores; others seek roar of trains
• Soccer Cols claim 4-0 win over Marshals
• Lady Cols out at girls state golf tourney
• Cols stay, Braves move in realignment
• Owensboro police officer fired for using excessive force
• Kentucky doctor sentenced to five years in wife’s death
• Funerals for October 5, 2010
• Obituaries for October 5, 2010
• Utilities: Formula provides hometown advantage
• Firefighters let home burn down; owner didn’t pay fee
• 'On Stage' performances set
• Bank bailout supporters struggling for re-election
• Wildcats look to fix little things
• Tea Party of Nevada chairman quits after tape flap
• Europe claims the Ryder Cup
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Army updates espionage rule book after WikiLeaks
• HCHS band come out on top
• Australian police say 13 Taser shocks were too much
• Head Start program wins grant
• DEA prescription collection nets 121 tons of unwanted drugs
• Tax Ease sells two foreclosures
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• County still needs election poll workers
• Toyota says most recalled U.S. cars and trucks fixed
• Flu clinic numbers are low
• Nobel physics prize awarded for ultrathin carbon discovery
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Obama holds first summit on community colleges at White House
• Casino owners, senators charged in Alabama bingo probe
• Toyota says most recalled vehicles have been repaired
• Nevada Senate GOP candidate trashes party on tape
• British in-vitro pioneer wins Nobel Prize in medicine
• Japan joins U.S., others in issuing European terrorist alert
• No laps for warm laptops: Skin damage is possible
• For first time since 1944, no Kennedy on November ballot
• Pakistan, U.S. tensions spike over border closure
• Natural Gas week set
• Two for two: Lady Bugg wins calendar contest for second straight year
• Soccer Colonels tie twice in tournament
• Andy's anniversary: Henderson collector will honor day with soulful lesson
• Lady Colonels beat Tilghman 4-1 in home finale
• Mustangs were no match for Colonels
• Funerals for October 3, 2010
• Diamond girls
• Obituaries for October 3, 2010
• 2011 events sought for tourism Web site
• Class offers ideas on good foods to make in advance, then reheat later
• Pancreatic cancer victim faithful to mission
• Don't say it, grandma!
• Small world: Justice is met atop the ridge
• Good deeds can reach across a thousand miles
• Theater will open on time
• 100 years ago, Ringling Bros. brought 'World's Greatest' to town
• Voter registration deadline for Nov. 2 election Monday
• US may issue warning on public places in Europe
• Funerals for October 2, 2010
• Obituaries for October 2, 2010
• Trust that God always knows what is best
• Speeders need to slow down
• Put school project to vote
• Ku Klux Klan is still alive today
• Emergency awareness day set
• Police plan new interviews in JonBenet Ramsey case
• Local church stretching out Highway 60 Yard Sale
• Stop-sign cameras catching California drivers off-guard
• Contributions help JA save its program for third grade
• Osama bin Laden softens tone, but to what end?
• Drought expands; fire season begins
• San Franscisco considers ban on Happy Meal toys
• Tilghman beats Webster 41-21 in district contest
• Rand Paul rally helped by two tea party stalwarts
• Braves shut out Heath 49-0 for fifth straight win
• One month before election, parties recalibrate strategies
• Lighted snowflakes to seasonally adorn downtown streets
• Kentucky grandmother gets 10 days in jail for leaving child in car
• Colonels maul Mustangs
• Thousands gather in Washington in support of Democratic agenda
• Free speech cases at top of Supreme Court’s docket
• A full slate: No shortage of fun things to do this weekend
• American balloonists believed to have died in crash
• Murray MBA classes begin
• One large trader led to May 6 stock market plunge
• Voting registration deadline
• Settlement reached in Wisconsin amusement park accident
• 'I think it's important' Student encourages voter registration at County High
• CNN's Sanchez fired after calling Jon Stewart a bigot
• Colonels try to keep rolling against winless Mustangs
• South Middle students plan downtown parade today at 1 p.m.
• Henderson wins 1-0 at Apollo
• Kentucky man suspected of killing parents caught
• Progress between Vectren, city seen: Most officials involved won’t offer specifics
• Mighty rains deluge cars, close roads in Northeast
• E-gals spoil Lady Colonels' senior night
• Consumer spending and incomes both rise in August
• New sex education funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Elena Kagan takes her place on Supreme Court court bench
• Psychiatric experts argue over 'parental alienation'
• U.S. officials think bin Laden involved in European terror plot
• Blessing of the animals
• Funerals for October 1, 2010
• Editorial: Congress: Heading home, its job unfinished
• Compromise: Contrary to actions of Congress, it need not be a dirty word
• NCAA says Kanter must stop practicing with UK basketball team
• Muhlenberg's Mustangs are sputtering
• Lady Cols top district rival Union
• Wildcats look to put wraps on Masoli
• Instant Racing stirs debate in Kentucky
• Family Day art winners announced
• Funerals for September 30, 2010
• Running club being organized
• Gardening demonstration set
• Bridge classes beginning
• Kentucky regulators tentatively approve utility takeover
• Horsemen schedule trail rides
• Facebook founder’s story is no longer his alone
• Silo living: Everyone wants a peek at this unique home
• Kentucky auditors find sex offenders living in foster homes
• Ag 'Warrior' Kohl to speak here
• Media moguls urge Congress to reform immigration
• Local flu clinic set
• Kentucky police say $50,000 in pills stolen from pharmacy
• Crop yields down, but not a 'horror'
• Public invited to official opening of Louisville's new downtown arena
• Lackey ascends to state aviation position
• Senate votes to turn down volume on TV commercials
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in western Kentucky
• Union teammates qualify for state golf
• Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
• Obituaries for September 29, 2010
• Sarah Palin granted protective order
• Band fares well at contest
• Senate hopefuls ambivilant about federal agency
• Real Quiet dies at age 15
• Veterans' health care could cost $900 billion
• Trucks, machines event set
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing on child policies
• 'Christmas Belles' auditions scheduled
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Rotary Club Field Day winner announced
• Man chokes up asking Obama about Marine father and VA care
• Chicago, Chicago: Need for morning java brings heartbreak, delight
• NATO confirms senior al-Qaida commander killed in Afghanistan
• Station Two: New name honors Newman leadership
• Bin Laden evidence readied at Guantanamo detainee's New York trial
• Boring to begin at Green Street
• Kids’ science kits may take hit from safety ruling
• Three transportation staff members honored at conference
• Step carefully: Dirty laundry defining some candidates
• Craft fest, 200-mile yard sale on tap this weekend
• Parents, caregivers warned to stop using infant sleep positioners
• Arthur Penn, director of ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ and ‘Little Big Man,’ dies
• Jail implementing policy change
• Ashby, Belt set records in Challenge
• Financial woes place more emphasis on Matthew 25's annual AIDS Walk
• Lady Col volleyball team falls to Caldwell
• Funerals for September 29, 2010
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Obama says Democratic voter apathy ‘inexcusable’
• Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper nominated for Rock Hall of Fame
• Months after winning $1 million in lottery, man wins $2 million
• Obituaries for September 28, 2010
• Lady Cols, Boonville tie 2-2
• Church, Newsome qualify for state golf
• Cols look to end drought in regional golf
• NFL great George Blanda dies at 83
• Time running out on voter registration
• School HQ bids rejected
• City, utilities to deal with Vectren jointly
• Station Two power plant now carries name of former mayor
• Wolf's Tavern and Restaurant to reopen
• West Kentucky woman convicted of stealing dead sister’s identity
• EPA holding power plant waste hearing in Louisville today
• Henderson man sentenced in child abuse case
• Emergency Services Awareness Day is this Saturday
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Crystal meth worst of worst
• The Depot Community Room offering guided walking tours
• Meier crowned local Junior Miss
• Funerals for September 28, 2010
• Fort Campbell medal winner tells of foiling Afghanistan attack
• Kentucky to auction off state equipment Tuesday
• Performer in critical condition after collapse at equestrian games
• Report: New U.S. regulations would make Internet wiretaps easier
• Obama: Money alone can’t solve school predicament
• ‘Titanic’ co-star Gloria Stuart dies at 100
• Some U.S. executions held up by shortage of drug
• Raiders say Hall of Fame quarterback George Blanda dies
• Vatican probes group tied to scandal
• Equestrians: It’s all about the horse, of course
• Storm shreds aging tents in Haiti earthquake camps
• Jailer Ron Herrington: Just what the heck is he looking for anyway?
• Girl sizes up place in world
• Illinois anti-war activists targeted by FBI speak out
• Open mic: Local comedian perfects craft, helps organization
• North Middle School band concert on Tuesday
• Obituaries for September 26, 2010
• Funerals for September 26, 2010
• Maid of the Mist! Rockin’ boat tour of famed falls is definitely worth the wet
• JUNIOR MISS Winner announced
• Family Day
• A look at racism: Local history provides good starting point for discussion
• Audubon gala, auction coming up
• Business sale requires a plan
• Happy, healthy: Corydon gets perfect weather for annual event
• Gators chomp Cats again, 48-14
• City readies for meeting on Vectren power line
• Racist messages pose quandary for mainstream sites
• County alters disposal policy
• Kentucky jury rejects caffeine defense in murder trial
• It's all Colonels, 52-7
• Woman found dead at Owensboro homeless shelter
• Obituaries for September 25, 2010
• Alabama school board won’t change grade for UK star Bledsoe
• Wounded in Iraq, double-amputee returns to fight in Afghanistan
• Poll: Repeal? Many wish health care overhaul went further
• Health reform will add taxes, benefits: Complicated act is 'big endeavor'
• Funerals for September 25, 2010
• Obituaries for September 24, 2010
• Letter: IRS cautions small nonprofits
• Letter: Children are being robbed
• Letter: Investigation in order here
• Garden of the season fall reminder
• Prostate screening reminder
• Turn 'em in: KSP will help dispose of unused prescriptions
• County codes chief is leaving post
• Running Club organizing
• Lady Cols finish second in three-team match
• Efficient Cats have been error-free
• Grab a mug: Coffee party holding convention in Louisville
• Calipari thinks Kanter will play for Cats
• Four reported injured in blast at Kentucky charcoal plant
• Fire damages four structures
• In latest blow to policy, judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• Drug disposal event coming up
• Virginia puts woman to death in rare U.S. female execution
• Tea Party attendants challenge Watkins
• Poll: Democrats disliked, but so are Republicans
• Fall into fun: Kick up your heels at area events
• Man linked to 23 kids with 14 women gets prison in support case
• Colonels' plan for district: Win them all
• At least one injured in Henderson County ATV accident
• Health reform will add taxes, benefits: Complicated act is 'big endeavor'
• 1950s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• Colonels finish season unbeaten at home
• LST leaking oil-water mix into Ohio River
• Letter: Pet accident painful for all
• Letter: Fortis closing story omitted family history
• Obituaries for September 24, 2010
• Funerals for September 24, 2010
• "The Special Birds of Audubon Park" lecture
• Attorney says shooting was self-defense
• EKU police report second flashing incident this week
• Genealogy workshop at library
• Republican ‘Pledge’ makes closing argument to voters
• County health department will hold flu clinic Oct. 5-7
• Sesame Street pulls Katy Perry performance from show
• Tea Party Patriots to hear from candidates
• Paul, Conway agree to Fox News debate in October
• Schools gain under 'No Child': In Henderson County, all but two are meeting goals
• U.S. restricts, Europeans ban controversial diabetes pill
• Attorney indicted on drug charges
• Number of unmarried, live-in couples jumps this year
• Funerals for September 23, 2010
• Obituaries for September 23, 2010
• Theater auditions scheduled
• Toddler nature program coming up at state park
• Letter: Volunteering benefits seniros, agencies too
• Letter: Daddy Daughter Dance a winner
• Congress sends small business assistance bill to Obama
• Economy: A better focus for Dem campaign
• Senate GOP again blocks campaign finance disclosure bill
• Health care reform: Here's a preview of change that won't happen in coming years
• Seniors face double-digit hikes in Medicare prescription premiums
• After four outings, Panthers a mystery
• ACLU asks Kentucky city to reconsider mosque rejection
• Wyndham well-known for wallop
• Police say Fort Campbell soldier commits suicide
• Arts, music fest never has a dull moment
• Book Drive under boil advisory
• Holy Name Fall Festival this weekend
• Traffic roundabout planned near Owensboro
• Better bridges still court's goal
• Lady Cols cruise past Apollo
• Kentucky Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Complaint has county in muddy situation
• Government's financial bailout chief announces resignation
• Lady Colonels win again
• Five Fort Campbell troops killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
• Abbott recalls infant formula Similac due to bug contamination
• Obama boosting benefits of health care law at six months
• Field fires close Green River, WK parkways near Beaver Dam
• Funerals for September 22, 2010
• Obituaries for September 22, 2010
• The D-Team: There are some players whose fate is to never play
• Three corn mazes open
• Boil water advisory issued for Book Drive residents
• Junior Miss program set for Saturday
• Funerals for September 21, 2010
• Obituaries for September 21, 2010
• Safe Kids chapter inspecting child car seats at events
• Safe Kids: 'Sandy would be thrilled' by effort to keep pantries full
• MSHA: Two area mines cited
• School project running behind
• Henderson cruises past Webster in volleyball
• Father sorry for storming onto school bus to confront bullies
• Colonels jump on Union early in 10-0 win
• Kentucky man, WKU ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan attack
• Susie Watkins eyes political future
• Tickets for UK’s Big Blue Madness available Oct. 2
• Lady Colonels blank Bravettes
• 750 artists expected at Louisville’s St. James Court Art Show
• Nine NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• UK police issue alert after armed robberies near campus
• Police: Two Indiana children died after 10 hours in closet
• Chemical company to pay $800,000 penalty to Kentucky, feds
• Kentucky hosting ’Facebook Friday’ on child seat safety
• Carolina police chief pleads for help in finding daughter's killer
• Henderson County man assaulted in graveyard
• Henderson woman jailed for DUI with child in vehicle
• Kentucky 56 reopened in Union, Webster counties after oil spill
• Plea deal reached in Kentucky case of FBI informant’s death
• In Philly, it’s 2 cheesesteaks to go for Obama
• Local program to honor U.S. Constitution
• Police: Man jumps from Casino Aztar garage, dies
• Kentucky man claims caffeine insanity in wife’s death
• Newshound: Another reader always welcome
• Local industries eye expansions
• Mad stone? Local couple passed on using hairball to treat rabies
• Tea Party political forum Thursday
• School board advance
• New tax collection dates
• Timeless fun part of bicentennial event
• Cols the best in Soccer Classic
• Seminar here will clarify health-care implications
• Wildcats zap Zips 47-10
• Beavers turn back Cards 35-28
• Obituaries for September 19, 2010
• Wild at Art: National show draws talent from far and near
• Hoosiers roll past Toppers 38-21
• Warm welcome: First painting entry for local man arrives with a bang
• Bird buddy: Old rooster has special place in woman’s heart, home
• Kids offer some food for thought
• County park plans: Full realization of worthy project may take some time
• Letter: Have to pay cash to eat inside?
• Letter: Turn dogs loose on fuel moguls
• Peace With Justice annual event set
• Braves romp past Ohio County 47-27
• Colonel Soccer Classic is today
• Kentucky not overlooking Zips
• Mattingly named Dodgers manager
• A busy evening: 'Simply Sinatra', art exhibit at HCC
• Artist in residence: Henderson native bringing his talents to Riverbend Academy
• ACLU to help Kentucky man seeking to open mosque
• Ozone alert issued today
• Lexington opening new shelters for homeless during Equestrian Games
• 51 state counties officially in drought: Area burn ban remains in effect
• As BP oil well nears death, one more pressure test needed
• Funerals for September 18, 2010
• Obituaries for September 18, 2010
• Jesus saves those who don't reject him
• Clay Days festival coming up
• Letter: Stop bickering, work for good
• Fortis Plastics to close: sixty workers losing jobs
• Get lost: Corn mazes opening soon
• Funerals for September 17, 2010
• Obituaries for September 17, 2010
• Heroes night on October 1
• Monarch mysteries bids farewell to migrating butterflies
• Get lost: Corn mazes opening soon
• Birds of a feather: Wildlife artists offer up 120 pieces, 80 of which will be in local exhibit
• Lady Col soccer team falls to Red Devils
• Lady Colonel golfers cruise past Apollo
• Former Louisville Cardinal Covington killed
• Wildcats shake up their kicking duties
• 'Million Moderate March' vs. 'March to Keep Fear Alive'
• Bicentennial celebrations starting up again
• British police: Five arrested in alleged threat to pope
• You're invited! United Way campaign kick off today
• Kentucky couple plead guilty to child abuse in pinching case
• Fortis Plastics to close: Sixty workers losing jobs
• Lawsuit over Louisville high school football player’s death settled
• Corydon council meeting keyed up: Mayor defends city's purchase of old school
• Mother says Indiana teen joked after killing his young brother
• Man pleads guilty
• Letting cuts expire will hit taxpayers at every level
• Bank on it: Colonels’ Corner gives County High students a little financial experience
• Free Prostate Screening Event September 25th
• Flu vaccine is readily available this year: Health department stands ready to go with immunizations
• Poll full of encouraging signs for Republicans in electon
• Southbound bridge lane will close again today
• Census: One in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Jobless claims fall; wholesale price increases stay tame
• Former Louisville football player killed after downtown fight
• Police searching for missing Henderson teen
• Fortis Plastics to close Henderson plant, lay off 60 employees
• ‘Quiet on the set!’: Part of short film shot at local Sureway store
• Baby party
• Funerals for September 16, 2010
• Obituaries for September 16, 2010
• Wildcats sharing the spotlight
• Peyton recovering from pounding
• Colonel golfers top Hancock
• Scam circulating locally
• Fall break event planned
• 95-year-old Morganfield woman gives every day her all
• Chamber accepting 'Industry of the Year' nominations
• Rehabilitated barred owl given second chance
• CDC: One-third of sex education omits birth control
• Man arrested for manufacturing meth
• Coal miners rally in Washington against Obama administration
• DHP proposes new bike racks, holiday lights
• Miner from Corydon injured at River View Mine
• Colonel golfers top Union
• Ohio County teen accused of threatening Obama, others
• Colonels fall to rival Madisonville
• House Democrats deeply divided over Obama tax plan
• Cols get ready to tackle district
• Chuck E. Cheese recalls rings and toy eyeglasses
• Business tax revision possible
• Lane closures planned north of twin bridges
• Lady Colonels recover from slow start to beat Madisonville
• Tea party scores Delaware stunner over GOP candidate
• Funerals for September 15, 2010
• Obituaries for September 15, 2010
• Stan The Man shined on field and is inspirational when off
• Symphony performance season opening soon
• Puttman named District 4 magistrate
• Lane to be closed on southbound bridge next two days
• Braves' kicker earns his time in spotlight
• Small-business credit clears Senate hurdle
• Lady Colonel golfers top Madisonville
• Dead Sea Scrolls debate spurs criminal trial
• 100 marijuana plants seized
• Bike racks, Christmas lights on the way
• Lady Colonels rally to beat Webster 4-2
• Bat at Owensboro house tests positive for rabies
• KSP arrests Job Corps students in Union County
• Westbound lanes of South Green reopened to traffic
• Funerals for September 14, 2010
• Obituaries for September 14, 2010
• Garden demonstration day set for Oct. 2
• RiverBend offering Tiny Notes, other classes
• Dancing With Our Stars contestants named
• Obama urges students to ignore bullies, be tolerant of each other
• JFK Center to host gala event
• Feds seek to halt Kentucky inmate’s thousands of lawsuits
• Wildlife art exhibit opens Saturday
• New NCAA president supports tougher penalties for rule-breakers
• Rare owl to be released in park today
• Doctor gets six-month jail term in death of abortion patient
• New Murray MBA program starts soon
• Small business credit measure clears Senate hurdle
• Judge to hear legal arguments in lawsuit over Obama health plan
• Kentucky State Police, DEA to collect expired medication
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in three states
• The burp defense? Personal knowledge of judges at issue in Kentucky case
• One more time: The GOP vs tea party challengers in primaries
• Lane will be closed again on northbound bridge
• Japan foreign minister apologizes to U.S. POWs
• Imam says resolution to New York City mosque debate in works
• Paul says Republicans share blame for deficits
• Monday marks beginning of end for Oprah show fans
• Senate opens rare impeachment trial against federal judge
• Southern Indiana teen pleads guilty to strangling 10-year-old brother
• Average scores on SAT college entrance exam hold steady
• Tax appeals board coming: Court critical of local levy process
• Housing weak, recovery slow
• Land's sake: Property issue once caused political uproar in city
• Around Kentucky: Need a break from government? Take a road trip!
• Here we go: Taylor and others on campaign trail
• Groundhog gets a new nickname
• Answer is 'yes': Local center ready to aid needy
• Fall learning: Autumn is great time to expand horizons
• Obituaries for September 12, 2010
• Funerals for September 12, 2010
• Bicentennial picnic kicks off at noon today
• City may seek development grant: Funds related to new industry that may locate in Henderson
• 'A huge honor': Henderson native part of Emmy-winning team
• Meeting needs: 1,500 attend Help Henderson
• Graves ties Henderson 2-2 with late goal
• McCormick takes his oath as judge
• Reidland slips past Trojans 10-7
• Relative: Spat began rampage that left six dead
• Braves pull out 16-14 victory
• Conway critical of Paul at church picnic
• 'A different world': Campbell recalls terror attacks, changes they brought
• UPDATE: Nation marks Sept. 11 with rituals of sorrow
• Colonels hold off Maroons 33-21
• Perry County judge stabbed in restaurant
• Rand Paul warns of dire consequences due to deficit
• American woman caught in middle of Iran power struggle
• Unusual bond heals wounds over Japan's WWII POWs
• Sept. 11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• Funerals for September 11, 2010
• Obituaries for September 11, 2010
• Citizen Column: Cost: It's most crucial health-care issue
• Letter: Local festival brings British back
• Ky. corn crop down
• Question Box: Blame drought for water's funny taste
• Twin bridge lane closures scheduled for next week
• Debt: When in doubt, Obama plays add-on
• Time to celebrate Bicentennial events kick off Saturday
• Bidding coming up for project: Preliminary meeting set at location of soon-to-be early childhood ce
• Board: Younger kids need more: Prichard Committee touts investing in our children
• Chamber: Ky. needs to control its costs
• Lady Colonels fall to Daviess Co. 10-0
• Little Colonels Cheerleaders performance canceled
• Lady Cols show no rust in win over Hopkins Central
• Four dead, 53 homes destroyed in massive California fire
• Colonels hold off Daviess Co.
• Report: U.S. must deal with domestic terrorism threat
• GOP names magistrate nominee
• Judge stops contribution limits in Kentucky school board races
• Colonels look to bounce back
• Large interfaith service planned for 9/11 in Louisville
• Judge halts Kentucky execution set for next week
• Funerals for September 10, 2010
• Obituaries for September 10, 2010
• Archery logo contest open to local students
• Rare Audubon book up for auction: Complete copy of expensive treasure already on display at Henders
• Taxes: Would higher rates damage an already fragile economy?
• Bob Park and Friends featured tonight at RiverBend Academy
• Rainfall could create slick driving conditions
• Bluegrass fans heading to Owensboro for Bill Monroe celebration
• Military bans sale of violent Taliban combat video game
• Funerals for September 9, 2010
• Obituaries for September 9, 2010
• Nutcracker auditions set
• Maroons will visit Cols Friday
• Lethal little backs lead UK, WKU
• Ellis Park to seek 2011 racing dates
• Poole has ‘Harvest Daze’ fun coming up
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for condemned Kentucky inmate
• Birth dearth: Recession has many saying, 'Later, baby'
• MSHA: More mine safety records now available online
• HCC work may affect U.S. 60
• UPDATE: New York mosque investor declines Trump’s buyout offer
• Help is here: Saturday event aims to spread love, care
• Storm that killed two in Texas continues north
• Appellate court hears net-profits tax case
• Florida officials worried about public safety over plan to burn Quran
• Hopes rise as jobless claims fall, trade gap eases
• Bristol Palin to speak at Louisville benefit for single mothers home
• What's in a name? Lustful Court residents tire of sinful street address
• 7 a lucky number for dog left at Kentucky shelter
• Hermine swamps Texas, prompts search for victims
• University of Kentucky President Lee Todd stepping down
• Funerals for September 8, 2010
• Obituaries for September 8, 2010
• Canada has plenty of McDonald's, but they love their 'Timmy's'
• 2010 Senior Games start today
• Inmates have raised tons of veggies
• Four Star discussing overpass with CSX
• Burn ban in effect locally
• Local GOP to make magistrate choice Thursday
• Colonels surge to 8-0 win over Aces
• Hancock runners sweep Colonels' three-team meet
• Providence, Ky., man dies in Christian County accident
• Democrats pick magistrate nominee
• Colonels repeat as champs
• One southbound lane of 41 Bridge to be closed Wednesday
• Daley dynasty coming to an end in Chicago
• Kentucky state vehicles going up for auction
• State of Kentucky wants rent reduced for government offices
• Battle royal expected over health care repeal if GOP wins
• Henderson County imposes ban on outside burning
• Two Henderson County residents injured in Lyon County accident
• Funerals for September 7, 2010
• Obituaries for September 7, 2010
• Numbers prove hard times being felt in this region
• Majority of local kids on free, reduced lunch
• Local woman exemplifies revolution in journalism
• Head-on vehicle accident lands woman in Union County jail
• Strong wants Cards to erase costly mistakes
• Jockey's comeback continues with win in Guilliams Handicap
• Former county clerk Martin recalled fondly
• Horse of course
• Henderson County teen injured in accident
• Former Henderson County Clerk dies at age 69
• Funerals for September 5, 2010
• Would you like to meet a greyhound?
• Fiscal court to award bids
• Planning commission advance
• Variety of events planned for bicentennial celebration
• Lady Colonels claim two shutout wins
• Fumble-forcing hit had Braves buzzing
• Obituaries for September 5, 2010
• Christian's quick Colonels could be state contenders
• Evening of Sinatra planned
• Giving back: Nancy Rice enjoys volunteering, service to others
• 'Old humans' not welcome at school
• Watkins' 'job': It gave him great pleasure, produced great results
• Change in the air: As seasons turn, seize summer while you can
• Blockbuster out, Family Video in
• The play's the thing! Audubon show in 1935 was a hit
• District 4 Magisterial mystery tour
• Henderson to host greyhound gathering
• Pet column: Foster homes needed for retired racing greyhounds
• Allow God to work in your life
• Tribute concert coming up
• Letter: Too much value placed on SAT
• Letter: All who knew Sandy Watkins will miss him
• Letter: Mosque protests all about fear
• Whitfield to christen GOP headquarters
• Calipari appearance canceled
• Taking it all in: Indian dignitaries visit area, gather data to take home
• 42420 bids sad farewell to Watkins
• Braves dominate second half in 35-19 win over Madisonville
• Key Gulf oil spill evidence raised to surface
• Honoring Sandy: Hundreds attend visitation to remember Watkins
• U.S. Muslims seek tolerance at approach of Sept. 11 anniversary
• Hickey leads Christian to 42-14 win over Henderson
• BP: Crews lifting key device face delay
• Cats and Cards to clash today
• Obama pledges to work for thriving middle class
• U.S. says goodbye to Earl as storm spins into Canada
• Possible talks with Afghan insurgents draw closer
• Obituaries for September 4, 2010
• Funerals for September 4, 2010
• Funerals for September 3, 2010
• Obituaries for September 3, 2010
• KET show to feature local wildlife
• Amazing! Former Miss Kentucky, father paired in “Race’
• Cols, Hoptown play to 2-2 draw
• Lady Cols play Maroons to tie
• Cols fighting injury bug
• Ground game key to Cats-Cards
• Senior Games to get going on Wednesday
• PPL reaches settlement
• W. Ky. drought declaration issued
• City won’t give Vectren easements
• McCormick selected to run in judge's race
• Court dismisses challenge to execution by Kentucky inmate
• Hurricane Earl sideswipes Outer Banks, heads for Northeast
• Bedbugs found at Kentucky elementary school
• Pearl Harbor marks 65th anniversary of the end of World War II
• Summer to rank among five hottest
• Hot and dry: Kentucky farmer’s corn pops in field
• Knight Township Fire Department to close at end of the year | POLL
• KU customers restored to power after combine accident
• UPDATE: Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion
• Feds shut down company involved in Kentucky crash that killed 11
• 'Sandy's Pantry' Safe Kids pays tribute to Watkins with food drive
• State fair attendance tops 600,000
• Obituaries for September 2, 2010
• Funerals for September 2, 2010
• Occupational tax: Business owner puzzled by city’s enforcement
• Lady Col golfers top Daviess County
• Bosse sweeps Lady Cols
• Colonels to clash again
• Cards-Cats in 'big time' stadium
• Paul makes Sebree visit
• Army: Chaplain slain in Afghanistan is first killed in action since 1970
• School out on Friday
• More Democrats buck plan to let taxes increase
• Offices closing for furlough
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Hurricane Earl nears U.S.
• Reds' Chapman an urban legend
• County given grant to start two-mile trail
• Watkins' funeral planned for Saturday
• Number of illegal immigrants in U.S. now declining, study says
• McCormick chosen as interim judge
• Judge denies two requests for stay of Kentucky execution
• Panel will meet Thursday to pick Watkins' replacement on ballot
• Combine accident causes KU, cable outage
• Island evacuations start as Hurricane Earl takes aim at East Coast
• New York City man plunges 39 stories, lands on car and survives
• Incumbent Alaska senator's defeat marks major tea party win
• Kentucky student charged over Facebook posting
• Richie Farmer agrees to be David Williams' gubernatorial running mate
• Obituaries for September 1, 2010
• Sandy could inspire laughter even when he wasn't trying
• 'Hopeless romantic:' Watkins took seriously his marriage mission
• Lady Cols win second straight
• Aces are wild for Lady Cols
• Hartline, Froman efficient leaders
• Huge local land auction set
• UK hoping to build up access to doctors
• School district levies full tax increase
• Sen. Mitch McConnell talks economics at gathering
• Catholic impressive in win over Henderson Co.
• Sandy Watkins visitation, funeral services scheduled
• Watkins 'lived life to the fullest'
• Henderson man accused of assaulting woman, 3-year-old
• Authorities: Man who solicited beating wanted his wife killed
• Funerals for September 1, 2010
• Retiring Texas warden was last voice heard by 140 inmates
• Americans’ economic confidence ticks up slightly
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Hugh McCormick named acting Henderson County judge-executive
• Hugh McCormick named acting Henderson County judge-executive at emotional fiscal court session
• Condemned Kentucky inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Obituaries for August 31, 2010
• Union County man in serious condition after vehicle accident
• Seven American troops die in bombings in violent south Afghanistan
• U.S. grappling with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Time to get your flu shot, but just one this year
• Rodents, other contamination found at two egg farms
• Food vendors sought for community yard sale
• EDITORIAL — Sandy Watkins: His leadership gifts built strong legacy
• Camper drowns in Kentucky Lake
• Judge Watkins dies at 58: Popular 17-year officeholder was at California conference
• Judge Watkins dies at 58: Popular 17-year officeholder was at California conference
• Filling Watkins' shoes may take awhile
• Mexico launches federal probe of migrant massacre
• Funerals for August 29, 2010
• A happy HIKE: Local man learns life isn’t same along storied Appalachian Trail
• Lightening loads: Couple lead program to help teens ease life's burdens
• Kidstuff: Daughter: Dad should know better at his age
• Crossroads: Summer has seen unusal visitors
• Robby Mills: Will broader view on taxes hurt him?
• Industry frozen by uncertainty
• He did what? Local jail break had unique twist
• Cols hammer Huskies
• Lady Cols claim first win of year
• Soccer Cols win 2-1 at Mater Dei
• 'Billion-to-one shot'
• Food vendors sought for sale
• Watkins — 'Everywhere he went, he was working for this community'
• CERT classes scheduled in September
• Crossroads: Summer has seen unusual visitors
• Letter: Man's words will live on
• Governor orders flags to half staff
• Frog Follies opening includes tribute to long-time member
• Tangible signs of life arrive at New York City 9/11 memorial
• Politics on tap today at picnic
• $677 million jury verdict shakes up nursing home industry
• Marsha’s Place Walk-a-Thon is today
• Man waiting for ‘ghost train’ is killed by real one
• Cols looking for more
• Obama says Iraq war ending; Baghdad will chart own future
• Big crowd gave Cols a boost in opener
• Louisiana residents stage symbolic burial of Katrina
• Maroons cruise past Trojans
• W.Va. governor wins Democratic primary for Byrd Senate seat
• Rister, Foster lead Braves' 54-13 rout
• Ticket sales increase for world equestrian games in Lexington
• At D.C. rally, Beck says U.S. has ‘wandered in darkness’ too long
• Henderson County Judge-executive Sandy Lee Watkins dies at 58
• Obituaries for August 28, 2010
• Funerals for August 28, 2010
• Citizen column: Phone fix: Recovering telecom junkie tells all
• Letter: No positive spin on mosque
• Letter: Muslims should show tolerance
• Harvest Daze festival coming up
• Archery event planned
• Obituaries for August 27, 2010
• Funerals for August 27, 2010
• Clerks office to be closed for state furlough day
• Cross-country journey with horse about 'slowing down'
• 'A Change of Heart' Conference teaches women to overcome hardships
• Mayoral foes admit similarities: Candidates address Tea Party Patriots
• Trojans, Braves hit road
• Two brushes with death not enough to keep trainer from track
• Kentucky education leader Robert Sexton dies
• Lady Colonels turn back Daviess Co. in close one
• Facebook sued in California over teen endorsements
• Prevention is the key: County High program helps students discuss suicide, depression
• Woman steps in front of semi, killed on Interstate 65
• Huskies' offense robust
• Kentucky puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Help a friend by talking
• GOP Maintain mantra of ‘just say no’
• Editorial: Afghan war: Deadline gives enemy hope
• Kentucky court upholds case of inmate seeking to die
• Toyota recalls 1.1 million Corollas, Matrixes
• Funerals for August 26, 2010
• Obituaries for August 26, 2010
• CLASSIC CARS: Annual Frog Follies coming up
• Lady Cols fall to Bowling Green
• Will WKU's football woes end?
• Braves better than they looked in opener
• Location of missing persons tour changed in Madisonville
• Bicyclist treated, released after being hit by truck
• Tea Party forum set
• New Web site answers legal system questions
• Unemployment rate within county falls
• Top safety official warns: Don’t tip off miners about surprise inspections
• Kentucky man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Mexican drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• Lady Colonel golf team beats Apollo
• Palin-backed candidate has Alaskan incumbent on the ropes
• Castle edges Colonels 1-0
• Jury convicts Kentucky doctor in boating death of wife
• Cross country numbers still not adding up for Colonels
• Proposed mosque in western Kentucky rejected
• Missing Mastiffs: Owner thinks large dogs may have been taken
• Attacks on gays decried in northern Kentucky city
• Beware e-mails that say a friend is in trouble and needs money
• Wal-Mart asks court to overturn ruling in discrimination suit
• Louisville surgeons perform bilateral hand transplant
• No real pattern seen in latest primary voting
• Funerals for August 25, 2010
• Obituaries for August 25, 2010
• Audubon park activities set
• Hummingbird painting one of highlights in 'Views of Audubon'
• Southern Ontario resembles both Kentucky and the broader world
• Flood board gives OK to spending grant funds
• Kentucky governor sets execution date for convicted killer
• Farmers advised on options concerning Vectren line
• Part of North Water St. closed Thursday, Friday
• City adopts tax rate on 4-1 vote
• Missing Mastiffs: Owner thinks large dogs may have been taken
• Kentucky dog owner to get jail time in animal abuse case
• Funerals for August 24, 2010
• Obituaries for August 24, 2010
• Senate hopeful Rand Paul visits drug facility in Dixon
• Nationwide tour for missing persons coming to Madisonville
• Heat wave water use estimated for some
• Do you know a cook who knows how to celebrate holidays?
• Everyone pulls together to cope with sewer work
• Southern Indiana city joins foes of Ohio River bridge tolls
• Prep roundup: Lady Colonels fall to Caldwell Co., 2-0
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam veterans begins Thursday
• HWU OKs bonds for sewer project if needed
• Mayfield, Ky., mosque proposal up for vote
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Agriculture Department
• State inmate escapes from western Kentucky jail
• Kentuckian slain in Afghanistan: Fight for freedom 'all worth it'
• Appeals court upholds convictions of jail guards for allowing rape
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to Top' education funding
• Bedbugs are back! Hotels, planes, cruise ships most prone
• Marine from Lexington killed in combat in Afghanistan
• Two people allegedly jump into Ohio River from Henderson railroad bridge
• FDA chief: Enforcement of food safety too limited
• Storm knocks down tree that cheered Anne Frank
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Northern Kentucky soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Man sentenced to eight years in prison for fatal U.S. 60 accident
• Indiana ruling halts patients' choice of caregivers based on race
• Woman drops suit challenging Nebraska flag-mutilation law
• Obama stem cell regulations temporarily blocked by judge
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Passions heated at dueling New York City mosque demonstrations
• Joy and fear: 33 miners found alive may be stuck for months
• Farm Bureau planning two public forums
• Colonels, Gators tie
• Kidstuff: Holy Name student's prayer gets 'A' for effort
• Should Henderson take a look at merged governments study?
• Kitchen makeover still a memorable adventure
• Yesterday's news: New theater had city buzzing 75 years ago
• Shop owners relieved street work is finished
• Markwell Dance Studio marking 70-plus years
• Bee aware: Couple share hive knowledge with public
• City may seek firefighter grant
• Final paving set to start on U.S. 60-West
• State champion baseball team was like band of brothers
• Colonels amazed many with strong outing against Reitz
• Tough night for Lady Colonels in 7-0 loss to Ohio County
• Reitz holds off Colonels for 34-20 win
• Audubon Photography Competition brings out wild side
• And they're off! Wiener dogs train hard for Ellis races
• Funerals for August 22, 2010
• Rescue group sponsoring clinic to help make dent in homeless pet population
• Funerals for August 21, 2010
• Obituaries for August 21, 2010
• Letter: Trip brought back good memories
• Letter: Early childhood center too costly
• Turnovers costly to Braves
• Hall of Fame class to be inducted tonight
• FOP Lodge #9 to hold fundraiser for "Shop with a cop" program
• Marsha's Place Walk-a-Thon coming up
• Toyota moving 32 to full-time
• Police nab three for shoplifting
• Corydon Civil Defense wins $76,000 grant
• Candidate forums set: Chamber, Tea Party each hosting events
• Indiana mom charged with starving 4-year-old to death
• 2000 state championship baseball team built for success
• Layoffs begin among state political appointees
• Soccer Colonels surge past Storm
• Kentucky won’t budge on lethal injection drugs
• Powerful Reitz up first for Colonels
• Kentucky man gets life in 1994 slaying, dismemberment
• Football preview: Trojans looking to turn the tables
• Recall expands to more than half a billion eggs
• Football preview: Future is now for confident Braves squad
• Department of Defense releases final report on Fort Hood shootings
• Local stores, restaurants not involved in egg recall: Several states report outbreaks of salmonella
• Fugitives arrested at Arizona campsite after nationwide manhunt
• Football preview: Colonels aim to start strong
• Henderson woman injured in accident on U.S. 60-East
• Judge rules ex-Kentucky lawmaker can face death penalty
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Church giveaway Saturday: Public invited to attend
• Honey Bee Awareness Day at Farmers Market Saturday
• Funerals for August 20, 2010
• Obituaries for August 20, 2010
• Trip the light: Daddy/Daughter Dance is Sept. 17
• Funerals for August 19, 2010
• The next chapter: Ministry calling has Hendersonian headed to Chile
• Free Multi-Cultural Festival set Saturday in Owensboro
• HFAC: Another season of hits underway
• Mail collection boxes relocating
• Reitz ready to repeat?
• Al J. Feix was girls sports pioneer
• Brett's back with Vikings
• Coaching topic of chamber lunch
• Crackdown: Campaign aims to keep drunk drivers off roads
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• Angel Food MInistries improving
• Tennessee sees second day of heavy rain, flooding
• Poll: Growing number incorrectly believe Obama is Muslim
• Dog dragged behind van for miles; Kentucky woman charged
• Jobless claims rise to highest level in nine months
• Two police officers suspended in Owensboro
• Obituaries for August 19, 2010
• Commissioners press Wiederstein for more data on drug court
• County seeks grant for special needs emergency shelter
• Fiscal court holds steady on property tax rates
• Proffitt ruled the pool
• Soccer Colonels drop opener to Owensboro
• Volleyball home opener spoiled
• Hot and dry: At least two summer records being challenged
• Lady Colonels lose opener to Hopkinsville
• Oldest Civil War memorial moved to Louisville museum
• Poll: Obama's marks at new low for handling economy
• Poll: New York voters opposed to mosque near ground zero
• Two Kentucky counties still want Ten Commandments
• Missouri man gets 30 months in prison for Obama death threat
• Old-style coal power plants expanding across country
• Kentucky deputy had been stabbed several times before shooting suspect
• Woman due in court for hitting U.S. senator in face with pie
• Archery parents seeking donations for students to participate in world tournament
• First-hand lesson: Student accompanies former hostage to Middle East
• State fines Alliance Coal $410,000 for Webster County operation
• Original Audubon play to be performed here Thursday, Friday
• Henderson water board mulls bond issue
• Obituaries for August 17, 2010
• Study: One in five U.S. teenagers has slight hearing loss
• Honey Bee Awareness
• Sheriff: SC mom killed kids, dumped car in river
• Audubon Play reminder
• Funerals for August 18, 2010
• First-hand lesson: Student accompanies former hostage to Middle East
• Obituaries for August 18, 2010
• Hall turned love of game into coaching career
• Memories of dorm life drift back at this time of year
• County High graduation requirements toughened: Three more credits needed for diploma
• Quilt exhibit Sept. 10-Oct. 22
• National Quartet Convention returns to Louisville
• Blue Collar Comedy Tour's Engvall coming to Madisonville
• China surges past Japan as No. 2 economy; U.S. next?
• Agriculture one of many attractions at festival
• Judge: Law aimed at protests at soldiers' funerals unconstitutional
• Nine races contested this year; several others also on ballot
• Shrimping season in Louisiana reopens after oil spill
• Fancy Farm: Makes hopefuls say darnedest things
• Lorillard says it's not liable for smoker's addiction
• Wear a wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not if you're in the Class of 2014
• State Fraternal Order of Police backs Conway in Senate race
• Authorities say Alaska couple had 20 names on hit list
• Kentucky deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Body of missing swimmer found
• Funerals for August 15, 2010
• Knight scores 31 as Kentucky wins Canadian exhibition
• Child Lifeflighted after Henderson County ATV accident
• Some oppose plan to build northern Kentucky mosque
• Boil advisory lifted
• Kentucky woman thrown to her death from atop car
• Workshop to focus on drug program
• Questions and answers on mosque planned near ground zero
• Fiscal court plans to set tax rates
• Haynes was elusive runner for Colonels
• Colonels seek three-peat
• Nine races contested this year: Several others also on ballot
• Obituaries for August 15, 2010
• Climbing Kilimanjaro: Local group scales Africa’s highest summit
• 'Miracle man' Illness puts couple's marriage to early test
• Looking sharp! Four-year-old’s new shoes catch grandma’s eye
• Just my luck: Twists and turns of fate hard to fathom
• Murray MBA deadline near
• Miss Trixie: Henderson's own LeMae was poured from Mae West mold
• Workshop to focus on drug program
• Fiscal court plans to set tax rates
• Jenkins' impact on local sports felt for many years
• Lady Colonels hope new coach has winning prescription
• Agriculture one of many attractions at festival
• Top vaulters soar in street vault
• Letter: Who polices the police?
• Morgan Book in fair talent contest
• Quite a spread: Kentucky State Fair has something for everyone
• Bluegrass festival continues today
• Final plug on Gulf oil leak still days away
• Feeling effects: Hospital treats several people for heat-related symptoms
• Many voters, many views of upcoming election season
• Paul vows to challenge Obama every step of the way
• UPDATE: Swimmer missing off Newburgh Beach
• Search is on for missing swimmer in Ohio River
• Bodies found at bottom of Nevada mine shaft
• Obama says Republicans trying to destroy Social Security
• WikiLeaks says it won't be threatened by Pentagon
• Funerals for August 14, 2010
• Obituaries for August 14, 2010
• Audubon art shows set
• Letter: Store workers wear their pride
• Letter: Speeder could have hit child
• Guest Column: Education TEK an opportunity for Kentucky to re-commit to its children
• Lady Cols volleyball team wins at Union
• Mark Norsworthy reached heights
• Woods falls back to pack in PGA
• Coaching diversity on the rise
• International Paper earns grant to help with upgrade
• Henderson man killed when truck hits tree
• Music and more: Bluegrass in the Park Folklife Festival kicks off
• Boil water advisory issued on Kentucky 416
• Draw sets ballot positions
• Movie times for Aug. 12
• Juniors top Kentucky averages on the ACT
• Kentucky corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Case of Kentuckian accused of killing brother sent to grand jury
• Obama signs $600 million border security bill into law
• Longshot Democratic Senate candidate from South Carolina indicted
• Outdoor Expo at Zion Baptist Church on Saturday
• Funerals for August 13, 2010
• Obituaries for August 13, 2010
• Watch your step... Don’t look now, but calendar says it’s Friday, the 13th
• Auction planned for Sunday SkiDay
• Obituaries for August 12, 2010
• Funerals for August 12, 2010
• Wildcats' practice less than perfect
• Cards' sweep of Reds oh so satisfying
• PGA is Players Gone Amok
• Early trash pickup extended
• Two miles a day: Peabody moving huge dragline to new location
• Audubon outdoors: Murray student's play features famed artist
• Advocate optimistic about I-69: State moving ahead with construction despite bridge issue
• Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• U.S. 60 near Henderson-Union County line reopens after tractor fire
• Doctors discover sprouting pea in Massachusetts man’s lung
• Jurors in Blagojevich trial say they agree on just two of 24 counts
• Movie times for Aug. 12
• Wealth, opportunity: Northwest Kentucky Forward on right track for region
• Paul apologizes for disparaging Fancy Farm church picnic
• Obituaries for August 11, 2010
• Booth space rentals available for DHP community sale
• Negotiations continue for Barret house
• Bluegrass festival packed with musical memories for 25 years
• Corydon mayor pleads guilty to trespassing
• Lady Colonels win volleyball opener
• City hires law firm for Vectren dispute
• Kentucky man swims across Ohio as rescuers search
• Primary winners highlight value of political inexperience
• One dies after collision at Shawneetown Bridge in Illinois
• Two in custody, accused of Union County theft
• Former Rep. Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois dies at 82
• U.S. Marshal says Arizona fugitives may be in Arkansas
• Funerals for August 10, 2010
• Obituaries for August 10, 2010
• Patty Loveless tickets still on sale
• WNIN radio has some Handy blues for you
• Hot issue: Stretch of high temps spurs warning
• Line problem leaves schools, others without power
• HWU wades into fight on Vectren power line
• Experience a plus for Lady Colonel volleyball team
• Official: School supplies coming
• Huge ice island breaks off from glacier, could pose threat to oil and shipping
• Funerals for August 11, 2010
• Miss Verna: Being a sharecropper's wife meant a life of constant labor
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Vatican pleased plaintiffs seek to dismiss Kentucky sex abuse lawsuit
• Angry airline flight attendant lands in front of judge
• House approves more agents, drones on Mexican border
• UK's Coach Calipari to speak at HCC in September
• Henderson police investigate robbery
• Applications accepted for citizen's academy
• Honda recalling nearly 400,000 Accords and Civics
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn in Owensboro
• UK's Coach Calipari to speak at HCC in September
• Lane at U.S. 60-Kentucky 425 to be closed this week
• Oscar-winning actress Patricia Neal dies at age 84
• Kentucky animal cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Slight delays possible on U.S. 41-Bypass in Henderson
• Big crowd turns out for home's auction
• Highly popular Street Vault expanded to two-day event
• Funerals for August 8, 2010
• Delk, McCarty follow coaching trail
• Obituaries for August 8, 2010
• Lady Colonel golf team blessed with experience
• Local hall is hot spot to hone skills, or just hit the floor and learn
• Election filing deadline is Tuesday
• Obama dominates spotlight at Fancy Farm
• Larry and Cindy Jones now enjoying their slower pace
• Sealing out disease: Concrete dog runs at shelter undergoing total makeover
• Gulf seafood industry tries to shake an oily image
• Boy likes his corn in rows
• Madison's turn: 20-year-old paying it forward with CD
• Jail and $$$: How long before the black ink turns red
• The hot spots: Highway work zones see surge in accidents
• Diner changing its size, looks
• Unison: Much-protested facility came and went without incident
• Applications accepted for citizen's academy
• City to consider buying boat
• Up river: Brothers paddle back to Ohio
• Colonels golfers young, talented
• Big projects push permits total higher: Cinema, church bring total to $2.7 million
• California governor urges same-sex marriages to resume
• Conway, Paul trade barbs in Paducah
• Funerals for August 7, 2010
• Obituaries for August 8, 2010
• Letter: Where's pride in personal appearance?
• Letter: County address not the place for picture joke
• Letter: Republicans aim only to obstruct
• Letter: Paper needs diverse opinions
• Police are still searching for local missing woman
• HCHS: Know your school
• It's all in the family
• Meet the Colonels is tonight at stadium
• First day of school
• Jazz Fest set for Central Park Saturday, Aug. 7
• Obamas hit Spanish beach, with help from police
• Funerals for August 6, 2010
• Obituaries for August 6, 2010
• Franken apologizes for irritating GOP leader McConnell
• West Kentucky teen dies from lightning strike
• Toddler found wandering in road; mother charged
• New al-Qaida attack planning leader knows U.S. well
• Applications being accepted for next Inside Henderson program
• Hopkinsville mother pleads guilty to child abuse
• States respond in health care overhaul lawsuit
• Power usage setting records
• 100-degree temps returning
• To the rescue: County acts to save Juvenile Drug Court
• Loveless tickets still available
• District takes weather cautions
• Schools are getting extra 10 minutes
• KSP still searching for Sturgis convenience store thieves | PHOTOS
• Positive focus: School staff urged to be accountable
• Docs told to avoid 1 flu shot brand for small kids
• Six Kentucky high school football players hospitalized due to heat
• Dead animals found in abandoned Kentucky pet store
• Hold the salt: No cursing allowed at Fancy Farm picnic
• County High's Meet the Colonels Night is Friday at stadium
• Legion team finishes third at state
• Jury now weighing decision
• A-Rod connects for No. 600
• Favre in full-throttle flip-flopping
• Funerals for August 5, 2010
• Obituaries for August 5, 2010
• Birds of a feather: Mama abandons turkey trot across road, flies to safety
• Accuride reports improving sales
• Coach drums up support
• Henderson's region run ends
• Prosecutors rest case in Pitino extortion trial
• KU offers tips for reducing power consumption during heat wave
• County jail woes loom after inmate cuts
• Henderson restoring juvenile drug court
• Clothe-A-Kid program has children in need
• High of 102 expected in Henderson again Wednesday
• Are Americans becoming more honest about their weight?
• Funerals for August 4, 2010
• Obituaries for August 4, 2010
• Redbird Nation: St. Louis fans wear their loyalties on their backs
• History lesson: Though it feels bad outside, things could be worse
• Talks begin with new industry
• Rickard clinches City title
• Summer coming to end for Henderson students
• U.S. auto sales rise in July, fueled by ads, credit
• Justice gives Arizona sheriff deadline in rights case
• RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE
• Employee of the Year 2009-2010 Sherry Paris, RN, Telemetry
• Henderson woman claims big lottery prize
• Funerals for August 3, 2010
• Obituaries for August 3, 2010
• Counties to receive coal mining refunds
• Don't expect your air conditioner to keep up with today's heat
• Forecast says heat index will hit 110 today
• Henderson man accused of stealing drug patches off nursing home patients
• Rickard claims City title
• Schools counting on new program for math
• Rickard widens margin
• Funerals for August 1, 2010
• Obituaries for August 1, 2010
• First-day Traditions: Photos, special breakfast can make all the difference
• Of potties and tar balls: Actually, Gulf Coast vacation trip not so bad
• Happy trails: Morganfield man can’t get enough of singing cowboy
• Her angel Small good deeds can mean a lot
• We may land a seafood place
• Opening up a ‘can’ Police spat got heated, but didn’t turn out to be much
• Green St. projects on agenda: Planning commission will also look at rezoning U.S. 41 property
• Taking root: Groups share bounty with garden projects
• Classes start Thursday
• Rain pushes back regional games
• Henderson in final three of state tournament
• Summer program provides lessons from Bible, golf course
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• HCC fall semester sign-up continues until Monday
• Barret home: Steeped in legend and history, noted house will be auctioned
• Informant says WikiLeaks suspect had civilian help
• eMeeting: School district ready to go online with public forums
• Squabbling companies must cooperate to plug well
• Henderson teams shutout in regional play
• Panama prosecutor: Jailed American admits five slayings
• City tournament crowded at top
• Letter: Let tax cuts expire, wait
• KU announces rate increase: Average resident to pay $7 more monthly
• Letter: Big federal programs a blessing
• Letter: Opinion page is now biased
• Big federal programs a blessing
• Letter: Local Lions do great works
• Obituaries for July 31, 2010
• Funerals for July 31, 2010
• Rand Paul softens rhetoric in bid for Senate seat
• Growing number of economists see Double Dip recession
• Death toll in Pakistani flooding surges past 800
• China economy set to overtake Japan's
• Sleep Lab Finds a New Resting Place
• da Vinci® Surgical Robot Arrives at Methodist Hospital
• Emergency Department "Goes Live" with Meditech
• SUITE 103: Great For Patient Convenience!
• Henderson Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Henderson County Fair
• W.C. Handy Blues And Barbecue Festival
• Henderson Tri-Fest

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