Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 16th of February.
Good morning, Owensboro.
Altogether Beautiful Salon moved from its longtime 1605 Scherm Road location to its expanded facility at 201 Salem Drive today.
The new space offers additional services and a dedicated boutique area (bridging beauty and retail) to support its team and community.
Express Employment Professionals at 1900 Triplett Street is linking Owensboro job seekers with local businesses for full-time, part-time, and temporary roles.
The locally owned firm offers free placement services and currently lists openings such as diesel mechanic, legal secretary, and Class A CDL local driver.
Owensboro High School claimed the Overall District Governor’s Cup last week and now hosts regionals as its Quick Recall and Future Problem Solving teams prepare for competition.
Sutton Elementary won its district title and the HUME Award as it advances to regionals later this month.
Local dentists and partners Josh Stamper and Shawn Stringer plan to convert the historic Trisons building into a mixed-use space.
The project at 511-513 and 501 Frederica Street will offer retail, office and medical spaces and include systems upgrades, with more details to follow in the second half of 2026.
Kali Nichols won her third Region 1 Championship title on Monday, Feb.
16 by posting a 4-0 record, defeating her opponent 3-0 in the finals. She and two local wrestlers qualified for the state tournament on Feb. 28 at the Horse Park — boosting local pride.
Keller Williams Concert
6-10 p.m. — Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum — Tickets available — Experience the eccentric sounds of Keller Williams and his Grateful Grass ensemble in a lively performance.
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