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DAVIESS COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) — Daviess County schools have spent the last week recognizing students’ veteran families ending with an event at Tamarack Elementary. The grandparents of Private First Class Benjamin Horn thought they were coming to the school to be honored for their service. They got that recognition and so much more when their […]
Daviess County It Takes A Village is planning Thanksgiving dinner for shelter pets and needs donations of canned food and cottage cheese.
Basketball returned to the gym at Madisonville North Hopkins on Thursday as the Lady Maroons hosted Muhlenberg County and came out on top 62-53. Sadie Kirk led the offense with 17 points followed closely by Lilly Gobin with 16 points. Both combined for 27 points in the first half as Madisonville went into halftime up 31-15.
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — Tensions were high between residents and city utility officials over a proposed rate hike. Several residents attended a meeting on Tuesday to hear a presentation from Henderson municipal power and light and give feedback to city commissioners. Utility officials are asking for an increase due to higher costs for purchased power […]
South Middle School held its 46th Veterans Day service Wednesday, when Brigadier Gen. (Ret.) Steve Bullard spoke about remembering the importance of veterans in our lives. Bullard said that veterans served in such a way that there was an assumption of risk in the work they did, something that “sets the veteran apart from society.”
DAVIESS CO., Ky. (WFIE) - Daviess County Emergency Management officials say a white flag warning will be in effect through next week. According to officials, this will be in effect from Thursday, Nov. 12, through Monday, Nov. 16, due to forecasted temperatures. Officials say an overnight emergency shelter will be...
Henderson households could see their electric bills climb in steps starting in January 2027, with Henderson Municipal Power & Light officials proposing four separate rate increases that would add up to about 21% by June 2028. The utility says the hikes are needed to cover higher purchased-power costs along with rising operating, maintenance and capital expenses.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - There’s a growing concern about the number of measles cases in Kentucky. Yesterday, we learned about one confirmed case in Henderson County, and this is on top of the over 200 cases across Kentucky. Now it’s a waiting game to see if the numbers continue...
