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Ryan Richardson

Ryan Richardson

Managing Editor at The Owensboro Times

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Recent Articles

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OHS grads, former NFL players to return home for event aimed at inspiring youth

Mark Higgs and Vince Buck, two former Owensboro High School standouts who went on to NFL careers, are scheduled to come home later this month for a free community event aimed at motivating local youth to chase their goals on and off the field.
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OCTC adds advanced automotive courses, strengthens pathway to job p...

Owensboro Community & Technical College is expanding its Automotive Technology program this semester with new hybrid/EV and diagnostics courses, and faculty say the additions will further support the program’s strong track record of helping students secure jobs with local employers.
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OCTC Chorus to showcase range of Christmas music with Monday concert

The OCTC Community Chorus is gearing up for one of its largest holiday concerts yet, with director Dr. Connie Ford saying the nearly 50-voice ensemble will offer “gorgeous pieces” spanning a wide range of Christmas styles.
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2 defendants take plea deals; aggravating circumstance filed agains...

Two of the four people charged in connection with the 2024 death of 8-month-old Miya Rudd have accepted plea agreements in Ohio County Circuit Court, while prosecutors have now filed notices of aggravating circumstance against the child’s parents — a move that would allow a jury to recommend a sentence of up to death if either is convicted of murder.
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Calloway hosting benefit concert in Utica, debuting new Christmas a...

Owensboro-based vocalist and songwriter Jeremy Calloway is gearing up for a major hometown moment this week, combining a Christmas benefit concert in Utica with the release of what he calls the strongest project of his career. His “Joyful Noise Christmas Edition” performance is set for Saturday at Hilton Farms in Utica, backed by a Grammy-winning band and benefiting the Friends of Sinners Women’s Program.
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‘Sounds of the Season’ brings live holiday music to OH facilities, ...

Owensboro Health’s annual “Sounds of the Season” program is back, bringing live holiday performances to lobbies across the health system through Christmas Day. The series is presented in partnership with the Arts in Healing Program and the Owensboro Symphony’s Music On Call initiative.
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OPD: Second arrest made in June homicide case

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with a June homicide, according to the Owensboro Police Department.
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VIDEO: Lost Elf on the Shelf finds her family with help from OPD of...

When the Yamada kids discovered their Elf on the Shelf was missing, the family could only hope she would find her way back. What they didn’t know was that a little Christmas magic — and a helpful officer — was already at work.
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Cadillac Restaurant torn down nearly 1 year after fire

The Cadillac Restaurant has been torn down nearly one year after it was heavily damaged by a fire. The motel was not damaged by the fire and is still standing.
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GRADD offering free Medicare Part D plan comparisons during open en...

The Green River Area Development District is offering free help to Medicare beneficiaries during the Part D Open Enrollment period, which runs through Dec. 7.
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OCTC–OEJATC partnership marks 10 years of shaping the region’s elec...

A decade-long partnership between Owensboro Community & Technical College and the Owensboro Electrical JATC is marking a milestone year, celebrating 72 graduates, 56 current apprentices, and a training model that leaders say has transformed how the region prepares its next generation of electricians.