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Henri Aboah

Henri Aboah, General News Reporter

Henri Aboah is a general assignment reporter for the College Heights Herald. She is a freshmen from Louisville, Ky pursuing a major in English for Secondary Teachers.

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WKU Art and Design department highlights student artwork in 2021 Student Juried Exhibition

WKU Art and Design department highlights student artwork in 2021 Student Juried Exhibition

Henri Aboah, News reporter
November 2, 2021
Several different clubs promote diversity on campus

Several different clubs promote diversity on campus

Henri Aboah, Alexandria Anderson
October 25, 2021
5 activities in Bowling Green to kick off the fall season

5 activities in Bowling Green to kick off the fall season

Henri Aboah, News reporter
October 5, 2021
The front office of the WKU Police Department.

WKU police department releases annual safety report

Henri Aboah, News reporter
October 1, 2021
Photo courtesy of the League of Women Voters.

The League of Women Voters of Kentucky share maps of potential legislative districts during webinar

Henri Aboah, News reporter
September 30, 2021
The Bowling Green Riverfront Foundation is a non-profit organization that is working to create an outdoors center that will benefit families throughout Bowling Green. BROC has many projects in the books to offer recreational activities for all ages. These projects include: Low Hollow Mountain Biking Trail, Bicycle Pump Track, Boulder Climbing Garden, Whitewater Boating Course and more.

7 easy ways to get outside and enjoy warmer weather

Henri Aboah
March 9, 2021
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Studio Series 2021 to stream four student-directed plays online

Henri Aboah
March 4, 2021
Saundra Starks stands with students who are members of Association of Black Social Workers at WKU spring graduation ceremony in 2018.

‘A place in my heart:’ Social work professor remembers 38 years at WKU

Henri Aboah
February 23, 2021
Dawn Elder (left) and Emma Calvert (right) listen to Justin Flynn’s performance at Spillway Bar & Grill on Friday night Feb. 5, 2021.

Up-and-coming local musician Justin Flynn performs at local venue

Henri Aboah
February 6, 2021
The Hardin Planetarium on Western Kentucky University's campus at night.

Hardin Planetarium offering free shows on NASA’s newest Mars rover

Henri Aboah
February 4, 2021
The Staff Senate meeting. 

WKU Staff Senate discusses Innovation Campus

Henri Aboah
December 2, 2020
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6 tips for protecting yourself and others from COVID-19 this Thanksgiving

Henri Aboah
November 20, 2020
Presentation at the Black Town Hall meeting on Nov. 2, 2020.

Black Town Hall allows students to voice concerns about community

Henri Aboah
November 3, 2020
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

Local candidates discussed the issues at community forum

Henri Aboah
October 27, 2020
Willow lays by a window in “Jules with the Flowers” plant shop on Oct. 17, 2020. Willow was found outside the store sick and injured when shop owner Jules Sandlin took her in. Willow now resides in the store and greets customers as they walk in.

Local flower shops add to Bowling Green small business community

Henri Aboah
October 20, 2020
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