Written by Katy Tierney Most of us raising children right now grew up somewhere between the late 70s and late 90s, when school was a place where we went to memorize lessons. You know, when hanging out with our friends in the hallway or at the high school football game was our main priority, cliques
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The Book Nook – December
All of these books are available for check out at the Henderson County Public Library. A Fairy Merry Christmas By: Julie Andrews & Emma Walton Hamilton It’s almost Christmas, and for Geraldine that means it’s time for snowflakes, presents, and decorations galore. When her mom suggests that
Teach Your Children to Give This Holiday Season
Giving to others is such an important part of growing as an individual. Providing your children opportunities to be on the side of giving, rather than receiving, builds character. It teaches the true meaning of humility, kindness and generosity. Here is a list of ways you can help teach your
Parent Profile: Bradley & Allison Hebert
Tell us a little about yourself (Family, pets, etc.) I (Allison) was born and raised right here in Henderson, Ky. I moved back in 2015. Bradley was raised in Waco, Tx (No, he doesn’t know Chip and JoAnna) and moved here in 2018. We met at Whims & Wishes in 2018 (two weeks after he moved here).
The Book Nook
All of these books are available for check out at the Henderson County Public Library. Splat the Cat: What was That? By: Rob Scotton It’s Halloween, and Splat’s friend Spike wants to trick-or-treat at the scariest house on the block. Splat doesn’t want to--what if it’s haunted? But when
What We Learned From Last School Year
In The Words of Teachers Last year, the roles of teachers and parents took an unexpected turn when schools across the country were put in a position to make decisions on how to proceed with the 2020-2021 school year after the previous school year ended with online instruction only. Parents
The Book Nook: Back To School
All of these books are available for check out at the Henderson County Public Library. Danny and the Dinosaur: School Days By: Bruce Hale Why don’t dinosaurs go to school? In Danny and the Dinosaur: School Days, the dinosaur gets curious and follows his friend Danny to school! But
The Book Nook
All of these books are available for check out at the Henderson County Public Library. The Night Before Father’s Day By: Natasha Wing It’s the night before Father’s Day, and Mom and the kids have a plan to surprise Dad with a special gift. When Dad goes for a bike ride, everyone gets to
The Book Nook
All of these books are available for check out at the Henderson County Public Library. Ollie’s Easter Eggs By: Olivier Dunrea Ollie watches the other goslings dye and hide eggs for the Easter hunt, but no one can find the eggs when Ollie decides that they are all for him. The Story of
A Happy Home
Pretty much as soon as flu season sweeps its way out of our community, many of us find ourselves infected with another “bug”: New House Fever. Happens every spring. (And the other three seasons, too.) Symptoms include spending hours wandering up and down the displays at the local home and
Calling all Hendersonians!