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June 29, 2024
Hours. The testimony has included kanes staffers and Montgomery County detectives. At this point, kane continues to deny wrongdoing, saying she did not break state law. She has also resisted calls for her to resign. Some that go as high as the governors office. Live in Montgomery County, mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. Meanwhile, headaches on wall street and around the world today. It has been a stomachchurning ride on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange today. The dow dropped more than 588 poi...
January 12, 2024
This is a Death Notice for Joan Hoffman published on 2024-01-11 in The Independent
April 11, 2023
Music Mountain Theatre's exciting 2023 season continues with Blithe Spirit beginning on April 14, playing on weekends through April 30.
December 12, 2022
Check this post for upcoming special Holiday events happening across the Berkshires!
November 23, 2022
Family members, friends and advocates of those identifying as LGBTQ+ soon will have a new local resource to help them and their loved ones.
July 22, 2022
When Jeff Broughton began as city manager in 1997 one of his first questions was why so many cars in Henderson were parked facing the wrong direction.
June 11, 2021
Whether the Henderson County Library Board will allow alcohol in its new public meeting spaces is still fluid.
May 7, 2021
Font Size: The Texas state House of Representatives approved a bill to financially penalize large Texan cities that defund police in a preliminary vote Thursday. The state House advanced H.B. 1900, which would penalize cities that defund police if they have a population of over 250,000 people by allocating the city’s sales tax money to the Texas Department of Public Safety and be banned from increasing property tax rates, in a vote of 91-55, the Houston Chronicle reported. Republican state Re...
April 23, 2021
Boyett: Union Station saw last passengers in 1971; first woman to run for mayor retired from city service same time Frank Boyett As April of 1971 came to a close so did two Henderson institutions. The city of Henderson hosted an appreciation program for Margaret L. “Tardy” Nichols April 28 at what is now called The Gathering Place because she was retiring. The end of April also saw the last passenger trains stop at Union Station. I wrote last June 7 about passenger service ending at Union S...