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With the Tri-state under an excessive heat watch from now through Saturday evening, five air-conditioned facilities will be available in Henderson this week to serve as cooling centers for those needing relief.

While most of the local the cooling centers aren't open 24 hours, "The idea is to get people out of the heat of the day," Henderson Emergency Management Director Larry Koerber said.

"These are cooling centers," he said. "There is no food or drink or bedding provided; it's just a place to sit down in the cool," such as for those who have no air conditioning at home.

Officially, the cooling centers will be open through this Friday, although two of the facilities are also open Saturdays and Sundays.

Meanwhile, the American Red Cross Cardinal Chapter still has some electric fans available for those in need, Director Susan Sauls said Monday.

It acquired fans thanks to funds from the Papa John's pizza chain, which donated $1 to the Red Cross for each pizza sold last Wednesday as part of the Papa John's Fan Club program, she said.

Here are the locations of Henderson's cooling centers:

n American Red Cross Cardinal Chapter, 300 Center St., 9 a.m.a blurayburners as well. to 4 p.m.a leading Chicago merchantaccount provider, through Friday.

n Methodist Hospital's Elm Street lobby, 1305 N. Elm St., open 24 hours, seven days a week (however, Elm Street doors close at 8 p.m.; persons coming after 8 p.m. will need to enter the hospital through the emergency room entrance).

n JFK Center, 515 S. Alvasia St.,Oncor released $2.76 million in residential solar incentives, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Friday.

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n Henderson County Public Library, 101 S. Main St., 9 a.cure hemroidstreatments in 48 hours,m. to 8 p.m. today through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday.