Good morning, Owensboro.

Reigning Miss Daviess County, Shaylee Leonard is fundraising for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital by selling custom shirts and bracelets at the Angels for Ashley Cookout at Shoe Stop on Feb.

5 and Feb. 6 — she will join WBKR's Radiothon at 5 p.m. on Feb. 6.

Dugan Best Recreation Center will host weekly activities for seniors beginning in February, offering a new space for regular social gatherings in the community.

Atmos Energy urges Owensboro customers to prepare for extreme winter weather by checking gas piping, adjusting thermostats, and following maintenance guidelines today.

The company is placing technicians in the region and encourages residents to sign up for text alerts — act fast if a gas leak is suspected.

Today is National Squirrel Appreciation Day, and local resident Lori Champion has become Owensboro's squirrel whisperer by feeding neighborhood squirrels with peanuts & boundless patience.

Her porch regularly welcomes critters like Flufferbutt and Fatso, and residents enjoy her friendly touch as warmer weather approaches.

Apollo High School runs a wallet program that gives JAG students a wallet or ID case when they pass their tests or enlist, and local shoppers can support the effort by donating extra wallets from outlet deals.

Donations can be dropped off at the school to help teens step into adulthood & celebrate milestones.

Owensboro residents should prepare for a winter storm as the National Weather Service forecasts snow, sleet, and icy roads this weekend.

Travel may be difficult from Saturday afternoon through Sunday + stocking up on essentials and driving carefully is advised.

Hazardous road conditions and multiple weather-related wrecks were reported yesterday, and the National Weather Service forecast a significant winter storm — with heavy snow and dangerous cold expected from Friday night through Sunday afternoon — prompting officials to advise extra caution.

Today, Owensboro residents are reminded that Kentucky law prohibits leaving running vehicles unattended even when trying to warm up on cold mornings.

The rule is designed to help prevent car theft and requires drivers to shut off their engines when leaving their cars.

Natalie Payne reached her 131st win Tuesday night after her team won 62-35 over South Warren, making her the highest winning coach in Daviess County girls’ basketball history — she credited players and parents for the success.

Owensboro Catholic dominated the girls’ All A Classic State Tournament at home, winning 67-26 over Pineville and will host Owen County on Friday at 8:30 a.m. The Lady Aces showed strong defense and teamwork throughout the game.

Dial M for Murder

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Trinity Centre — Ticketed event — Watch the gripping tale of jealousy and revenge unfold in this classic thriller.