Owensboro veteran Greg Norris plans to walk approximately 1,100 miles from Naples, Florida, to Owensboro early next year to raise awareness about veteran suicide and mental health.
Something new is coming to western Kentucky this fall. The inaugural Stomp and Holler music festival will take place Oct. 2-3 at Beaver Dam Amphitheater.
The Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce has announced the Leadership Owensboro Class of 2027, with 37 participants representing businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, schools, and other organizations across the community.
Owensboro Health plans to move several cancer services from Mitchell Memorial Cancer Center to Owensboro Health Regional Hospital next year, while radiation oncology will remain at the cancer center’s Breckenridge Street location.
Community leaders will trade their usual roles for paintbrushes and other art tools as part of a benefit for the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art Foundation this Saturday.
Halloween Havoc has opened its doors for another season in Owensboro, bringing costumes, decorations, animatronics, accessories, and more back to its longtime local customer base.
Spirit Halloween has officially opened its doors in Owensboro, taking over the former Big Lots building at 4610 Frederica Street for the Halloween season.
Owensboro officials are proposing a lower personal property tax rate for the coming year, while leaving the city’s real estate and vehicle tax rates unchanged.
