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Daily editionThursday, October 8th, 2026

Good morning, Henderson.

The 5AM Henderson Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.

Community

  1. Over 100 nonprofits are serving deep-fried Oreos, pronto pups (and more treats) today on Franklin Street at the 105th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, drawing local families eager for a taste of community spirit.

    WBKRRead more

  2. Local dads Cody Williams and Steven Breivogel are competing in the Super Dad contest to donate a $25,000 prize to charity based on your vote.

    Williams would support Buddy Ball (a nonprofit providing accessible sports) while Breivogel plans to donate to Courtstrong, which helps families fighting cancer.

    WBKRRead more

Culture

  1. Christian singer Stephen McWhirter will perform a free concert at the Preston Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 24.

    Organizer Joey Davenport said all 900+ tickets are taken, but cancellations may let waitlisted community members attend.

    The HendersonianRead more

  2. Edwin Hodge was a prominent Henderson tobacco merchant and bank officer who linked our community with British markets, helped build the Park Theater, and served as treasurer at local Presbyterian churches for nearly 50 years — he lived here for 69 years before his death in 1932.

    Historic HendersonRead more

Real Estate

  1. Actoft at 502 Norris Lane is a historic brick residence built in 1904 for tobacco businessman Edwin Hodge and features tall brick chimneys & a columned porch.

    The property was transferred in 1991 and continues to reflect Henderson’s storied past.

    Historic HendersonRead more

Sports

  1. HCHS released its post-game football stats after game 7, showing key yardage and scoring details that highlight the team’s improvement.

    Local fans review the numbers as they prepare for upcoming matchups.

    The HendersonianRead more