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Wildlife officials announced a special antlerless gun season in 21 counties, including Henderson, from Sept.

25 to 28 to manage deer density and boost Chronic Wasting Disease testing. Hunters must telecheck each harvest and bring deer heads with at least five inches of neck to designated drop-off sites.

Doctor Sharonda Cox (a Kentucky OB-GYN resident) will compete for the $1,000,000 prize on Survivor Season 51 'Open Era' airing tonight at 8:00 p.m. on CBS.

Jar Jar, an affectionate 8-month-old boxer mix rescued from a dog park, is in foster care at Sparky Pet Animal Rescue—his vaccinations and alteration are fully covered while he awaits a forever home, and local families can apply online.

Local historians examined Henderson County's eight lost cities including Mortallies (the White City), Marble City, and Tallmadge to reveal how promising community dreams faded over time.

The piece outlines key local developments and notable figures behind these abandoned ventures and invites residents to reflect on our county's unique heritage.

Henderson County Colonels showed strong offense and defense, beating Daviess County 42-3 in Owensboro Friday night.

Quarterback Brody Belt led with six total touchdowns, and the win improved their record to 2-3 as they prepare to host Central Hardin next week at 7 p.m.

The Henderson Imagination Library Committee invites families, businesses, and schools to celebrate Dolly Parton Day on Friday, Sept.

25 with reading events and fundraisers — while local friends rally to support Tennille Oliver with sparkling outfits and pink wigs.

On Saturday, the Colonels defeated University Heights 4-0 at Colonel Field with key goals from Owen Gillham, Jack Monroe, and Ross Plummer.

The win—boosting their record to 9-3-2—sets them up as region frontrunners for upcoming matches.

Henderson Municipal Power & Light celebrated its 130th anniversary this week during a special luncheon honoring its longstanding service to local residents.

The city-owned utility began with a coal-fired power plant in 1896 and now delivers low-cost power and fiber-optic internet (with displays showcasing its legacy).