Good morning, Owensboro.

The Goodfellows Club of Owensboro raised $259K in its annual Christmas roll call campaign to support local children in need, according to executive director Sherry Baber.

Students showcased their engineering skills at Apollo High School’s annual Engineering Academy open house, where about 150 students presented projects in robotics, video game design and computer programming for families to view.

The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center needs more Type O negative donors+phlebotomist Paula Gentry is assisting at the center.

Interested donors are encouraged to visit the facility to help meet this crucial need.

Kentucky State Park restaurants now offer updated menus that focus on Kentucky Proud homegrown dishes and comfort meals, though buffets are not available at every park.

Visitors are advised to call ahead+ verify operating hours and menu options due to seasonal changes.

The Panthers beat Apollo 74-51 in a key 9th District match with strong defense that recorded seven steals and two blocks.

The team will play next in Butler County Tuesday (Coach Hayden said they plan to build on the win in upcoming games).

Apollo held on for a narrow win by nine pins on Saturday, Jan.

10 at a local bowling alley despite dropping both baker matches, with standout plays from Connor Thomas, Sophie O’Bryan, Kaden Brown, and Gracie Brown. The Panthers suffered their first varsity boys’ loss of the season.