Good morning, Owensboro.

BBQ and Barrels will return downtown on May 8 and 9 with a full weekend of free entertainment, bourbon and expanded barbecue offerings.

Locals can look forward to enjoying the event in the heart of downtown.

Newburgh Chandler Public Library is hosting a free Valentine’s Day paper card project that offers visitors a quiet and creative space indoors.

The Craft Crawl series invites participants to try a new card-making project and enjoy the library's welcoming atmosphere.

Owensboro man Brent McCarty will join the Morning Show tomorrow to share memories of Lincoln, the bald eagle who starred in the Budweiser Super Bowl commercial & served as a bird ambassador in shows.

BBQ & Barrels returns to downtown Owensboro on May 8-9, with country music star Chase Matthew headlining on Saturday and DJ Shay hosting on Friday.

The free festival features front-lawn concerts and offers VIP lanyards plus $25 Pit Passes from the City.

Dr. Tom Shelton, a longtime educator and former DCPS superintendent who later led United Way of the Bluegrass, died at 62 on Monday, Feb.

9 in Owensboro; funeral details have not been released.

Owensboro's street department is preparing to resume leaf collection halted by a January winter storm.

The service will restart soon to clear streets and improve safety in the community.

RiverValley Behavioral Health invites students from kindergarten to college (across a 7-county area) to enter the Be Kind to Your Mind youth art contest that promotes mental health awareness.

Merritt Bates-Thomas showcased her baked and bubbly spinach artichoke dip in a What’s Cookin? segment sponsored by Briarpatch Restaurant.

She hosted a game-watching get-together Monday in Owensboro+ the recipe blends cream cheese, spinach and artichokes into a chunky, warm dip.

The Castle Cheerleading squad made history by finishing 5th at the National High School Cheerleading Championships over the weekend, marking their first finals appearance in just their second season.

Coaches praised the team’s hard work and unity as a milestone for this growing program.

Daviess County Panthers bowed out in the state bowling semi-finals on Tuesday, Feb.

10 after losing to Trinity. They secured their fourth seed by rolling an 1181 score and advanced with wins over St. Xavier and Johnson Central.

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.