Ryan Richardson

Each week, Owensboro Times spotlights a real estate listing in Daviess County. Here’s this week’s listing. The Real Estate Spotlight of the Week is sponsored by German American Bank.

Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari will be celebrating its 25th anniversary of free soft drinks throughout the 2025 season, and the park is launching an art contest for youth aged 5 to 12 to commemorate this milestone. Five winners will be selected by the Holiday World team, with each receiving two season passes for 2025.

Looking for a four-legged friend? Adult dogs and cats may be adopted for no fee at the Daviess County animal shelter through December 14 thanks to the “Empty the Shelters Holiday Hope Event" sponsored by the BISSELL Pet Foundation.

Each week, Owensboro Times spotlights a real estate listing in Daviess County. Here’s this week’s listing. The Real Estate Spotlight of the Week is sponsored by German American Bank.

A 24-year-old Owensboro man has been arrested for charges related to child porn, according to the Owensboro Police Department. The person was taken into custody on Wednesday after he appeared in court for similar charges related to child porn stemming from an arrest in 2020 by the Daviess County Sheriff’s Office.

The Owensboro Community and Technical College Chorus, under the direction of Professor of Music Dr. Connie Ford and accompanied by pianist Anna Sparks, will perform a free Christmas concert tonight.

Each week, Owensboro Times spotlights a real estate listing in Daviess County. Here’s this week’s listing. The Real Estate Spotlight of the Week is sponsored by German American Bank.

Owensboro Community & Technical College has named Sheri Plain as the new Vice President of Workforce and Economic Development.

Gov. Andy Beshear and Kentucky's Office of Medical Cannabis on Monday announced the results of the commonwealth’s first of two license lotteries for medical cannabis dispensaries. 

Beginning December 1, authorized medical cannabis practitioners will be able to begin issuing valid written certifications to Kentucky patients, Gov. Andy Beshear announced this week. The Office of Medical Cannabis has already issued 29 licenses to cultivators, safety compliance facilities, and processors. The first dispensary licenses will be issued in the coming weeks.