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Tackling litter with Take 10 Tuesdays We have a litter problem in this community, Mayor Steve Austin said. He introduced Henderson Chamber of Commerce Vice President Ellen Redding and Henderson Tourist Commission Executive Director Abby Dixon, who presented plans to collaborate and organize some activities for a cleaner community. We all love Henderson, and we walk around, but we may not see the little things, Redding said. A community member who moved back here asked me if I d seen all the trash? At first I didn t, and then I started looking around . We realized it s going to take all of us as a community to come together and make this happen. ....
Ky. gets money to help promote tourism By Tanner Holbrook | May 13, 2021 at 5:53 PM CDT - Updated May 13 at 5:53 PM HENDERSON, Ky. (WFIE) - CARES Act money is also coming down the pipeline for Kentucky tourism. That money will be used for marketing to help rebuild the economy. Some local officials say the impact of that $5 million could trickle down to Western Kentucky. With most travel restrictions now lifted, state officials now is the time to promote tourism in the commonwealth. We checked in with Henderson Tourism Director Abby Dixon. She says Henderson tourism has faired better in the pandemic than some other communities. ....
HENDERSON, Ky. Spring brings many welcome sights, and among them this year is the return of riverboats to Henderson. After more than a year without river cruises stopping in our city, our 2021 calendar is finalized with 20 riverboats stopping in Henderson beginning on April 22, said Abby Dixon, executive director of the Henderson Tourism Commission. Needless to say, this is huge for our local tourism industry and a great sign that we re headed in the right direction! she said. Dixon said reopening the community to tourism, specifically the riverboats, is something we can all look forward to. At the beginning of riverboat season, we will see more than 100 people in our town shopping in our stores, eating in our restaurants . that s a direct impact. ....