Henderson, KY 206

Henderson, KY Lodge No. 206


Welcome to Elks Lodge #206

Lodge/Bar Hours: 

Monday - Saturday 3:00 pm -9:00 pm

 Gaming Hours: Mon - Sat: 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm

QOH Tues:  6:00pm - 7:00pm

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Saturday - Open early for UK Games

Sunday: Closed

Lodge Member Meetings 6:30 pm:

Jan, May, Jun, Aug through December: 2nd Thursday

Feb, Mar, and April: 2nd & 4th Thursdays 

Jul: 3rd Thursday

BOD Meetings: 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30

Member Meetings:2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm

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email: hendersonkyelks@gmail.com

Phone: (270)830-3046

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  • Fiscal Year Apr 1st to Mar 31st  

               LODGE OFFICERS

  • Exalted Ruler: Sandy Holland
  • Secretary: Stacie Lacer
  • Treasurer: Tami Hust
  • Leading Knight:  Travis Owens
  • Loyal Knight: Ronald Perguason
  • Lecturing Knight: Ronald Stone
  • Trustee 1 Yr:  Michael Royster 
  • Trustee 2 Yr: Chad Lacer
  • Trustee 3 Yr:  Mickey Todd
  • Tiler: Nick Beals
  • Esquire: Debbie Stone
  • Chaplain: Jane Catlett
  • Inner Guard: Del Hust

         LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRS

  • BOD Chair: Chad Lacer
  • Auditing: Del Hust and Terry Tuggle
  • Accident Prevention: Chad Lacer and Mickey Todd
  • Fraternal: Sandy Holland
  • ENF Chair: 
  • Per Association: Terry Rider
  • Activities: Chad Lacer
  • Hoop Shoot: Mike Royster
  • Soccer Shoot: Mike Royster
  • Public Relations: Stacie Lacer/Sara Beasley
  • Ritual: Jane Catlett
  • Membership: Stacie Lacer/Mike Royster
  • House Chair: Chad Lacer
  • Grant/ENF Chair: Phyll Ann Cummins
  • By-Laws: Sandy Holland/Mickey Todd

Visit us at 122 N. Elm Street in beautiful downtown Henderson, KY 42420. 

Please sign our guest book.

"In Northwestern Kentucky, Henderson is an impossibly charming river town that's peak small-town living. Home to a population of around 28,000, Henderson is a "big" little town that's warm and welcoming, and cute as a button"

The building at 122 N. Elm St. was known for decades as the Norris, then Homefolks gift shop building, located beside hardware stores bearing the same names. But in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the three-story brick building was part of Henderson’s then-thriving industries: the George Delker Buggy Co.

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