Photo by Jamie Alexander It’s the most wonderful time of the year for baking! These festive holiday treats require very little time and just a few ingredients. They can be wrapped and given as gifts (but are tasty enough that you might just want to keep them for yourselves). Kids will love helping
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New Year’s Confetti Dip
Photo by Jamie Alexander If you’re looking for an easy party recipe for kids, this confetti dip takes only minutes to make and is definitely kid-approved! While you may be familiar with a version of this recipe using cake mix, it can be risky eating unbaked mixes due to a possibility of bacteria.
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).
11 local things to do this fall!
2021 Dia De Los Muertos Celebration Saturday, October 30 @ 4 - 7pm Central Park Bring your family and friends to this free event to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. Highway 60 Yard Sale Thursday, September 30-Saturday, October 2 @ 7am - 8pm Highway 60 Don’t miss the 200 mile
Dining Guide 2021
Henderson is home to some delicious food. More and more restaurants are being added to our small, yet thriving, community each year. Choosing a place for dining out can be tough though — especially with kids. We asked our readers for Henderson’s most kid-friendly and date night restaurants. Here is
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
There’s A New Truck In Town
Local Couple Brings Trappin Chick’n Food Truck to Henderson Photo by Darrin Phegley Henderson native and 2006 graduate of Henderson County High School, Bryson Hatchett, discovered he had a knack for making crowd pleasing chicken wings while entertaining family and friends in his home. “I wanted to
Giving Back One Semi-Trailer at a Time
Photos by Darrin Phegley “I’ve been interested in trucks since I was a little boy. I loved the big trucks and that love never went away,” said Jason Cowan, owner of Silver Creek Transportation. Jason moved to Henderson at the age of 18 and bought his first truck in 1994 from a gentleman who was
The Road to Retirement
Taking a Look Back with Leo Peckenpaugh Photo by Darrin Phegley Leo Peckenpaugh is a well-known man in the community that has served in many capacities. Some know him as a teacher, some an administrator, some a broadcaster, and many as a friend. He is settling nicely into retirement, but he still
Cotton Ball Ghost Craft
Photo by Eric Bivens When it comes to Halloween crafts, there are so many to choose from. From toilet paper monsters to Halloween masks to painted pumpkins. Kids love being creative, and they also enjoy making something that can be placed for all to see. This ghost craft is extremely simple, yet
Calling all Hendersonians!