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
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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
Spooky Shakes
Photo by Jamie Alexander These Halloween themed Milkshakes are sure to be a hit with adults and kids alike! They are perfect for when it still feels a bit too warm outside for hot apple cider, but you’re wanting a treat that feels like autumn. It couldn’t be easier to make milkshakes at home, and
Autumn Baked Apples
Photo by Jamie Alexander INGREDIENTS: ›› 5 medium-sized apples ›› 1 1/2 cups rolled oats ›› 1/2 cup walnuts or pecans (replace with more oats if you don’t want nuts) ›› 1/4 cup brown sugar ›› 1 tbsp. ground cinnamon ›› Salt to taste ›› 1 stick butter, melted ›› optional: vanilla ice cream
Parent Profile: Jay Burgett
Photo by Darrin Phegley Tell us a little about yourself (Family, pets, etc.) My name is Jay Burgett, and I grew up in Mayfield, KY in far Western Kentucky. I attended Murray State University where I played football for the Racers and received my teaching degree in Health/Physical Education in
Henderson Family Favorites 2021
We are excited to announce the winners of our 2nd Annual Henderson Family Favorites contest, where you, our loyal and trustworthy readers, have the opportunity to make your voices heard. Hundreds of you cast your votes for your favorite local spots — from pediatrician to preschools, and sweet treats
7 Local Things To Do This Season
Crazy Crafting Tuesdays, August 3 & September 7 @ 5:30 - 7:30pm Henderson County Public Library Head over to the library the first Tuesday of each month for a fun and creative craft. You can get your crafting fix while visiting with other crafting addicts. For more information, please
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
#leadlikejeffe
Photo by Darrin Phegley “The impact it has had on students and teachers and still trying to teach content during the pandemic, it has been hard, but again, you just have to try. If you don’t try, you don’t know. You fail, you learn things from it. The teachers have helped each other, and that has
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