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Henderson native Taylor Hanley named new vice president
Henderson Economic Development has selected Taylor Hanley as its new vice president. Hanley will lead business retention and expansion, workforce development and economic development initiatives, according to a community announcement. A Henderson native, Hanley previously worked as a customer material analyst at DANA Manufacturing, where the announcement said Hanley gained experience analyzing customer demand, anticipating market trends and risks and developing long-term relationships. Hanley said the manufacturing background provided firsthand experience with Henderson's local industries. “I’m incredibly honored to join Henderson Economic Development and have the opportunity to serve a community that means so much to me,” Hanley said. “Henderson is home, and I’m excited to play a role in its continued growth and success.” As part of the new role, Hanley will work with Henderson's existing industries on expansion and workforce development efforts. HED leaders welcome Hanley Henderson Economic Development Executive Director Missy Vanderpool said Hanley brings enthusiasm, a fresh perspective and a passion for the community. “Economic development is a team sport, and I have no doubt Taylor will be a tremendous asset to our team and the work we do every day to move Henderson forward. We are excited for what the future holds!” Vanderpool said. Henderson
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Local Achievement: Homeplace of Henderson celebrates five-year anniversary
On Oct. 30, 2021–after years of planning, fundraising and construction–the Homeplace of Henderson opened, welcoming its first seven residents. On Friday, Homeplace celebrated its fifth anniversary. Jessica Beaven and husband Patrick are co-founders of the facility on Green River Road. Jessica, the executive director, said the work is...
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Four Newburgh businesses damaged in fast-moving fire
NEWBURGH, Ind. (WEHT) – The Ohio Township Fire department responded to a structure fire in the 8800 block of High Pointe Drive Thursday night. Officials say no one was injured, but the fire spread quickly. “It was a very hot fire,” says Fire Chief Scott Foreman. “And it probably burned for a little bit before […]
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HLI applications open for next class
Henderson Leadership Initiative is now accepting applications for its next cohort, the class of 2027. HLI is looking for those who are looking to grow leadership skills, expand their network, build connections with community leaders and make a meaningful impact in the community. Applications are due November 20. In a...
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Nearly 20-acre Princeton site lands funding to prepare for industrial growth
FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 29, 2026 — A nearly 20-acre industrial site in Princeton will receive more than $350,000 in state funding for improvements designed to help Caldwell County compete for business investment and future jobs. The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority approved the funding through the Kentucky Product Development...
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Owensboro announces record $50M investment for downtown residential plan
OWENSBORO, Ky (WEHT) – The city of Owensboro announced the largest residential investment in its downtown area in the city’s history. The investment is to the tune of $50 million. Plans call to build 205 new homes in Owensboro’s downtown. On the east side, Owensboro Downtown Properties will turn several blocks along East 2nd Street […]
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Henderson Economic Development selects Taylor Hanley as vice president
Henderson, KY (Oct 28) – Henderson Economic Development has selected Taylor Hanley as the new Vice President of Henderson Economic Development. Hanley will serve as the organization’s leader in business retention and expansion, workforce development, and economic development initiatives. “I’m incredibly honored to join Henderson Economic Development and...