Good morning, Owensboro.

Registration is open for the Daviess County Fair pageants returning this summer with events starting on June 19 at Daviess County High School; the schedule continues on June 20 and later this month with additional competitions at local venues (Bittel Hall and fairgrounds).

A sign on the riverfront shows that Goodwood Brewing and Spirits closed permanently on April 26 at 101 Frederica St., with the restaurant having opened in July 2023 and facing financial and legal challenges as attempts for comment went unanswered.

Gray Cat Chimney, founded in 1987 and now led by Scott and Jeremiah, continues to provide dependable chimney, fireplace and masonry services to homeowners in the region.

The business emphasizes routine inspections plus quality craftsmanship to help prevent fire hazards and ensure safe homes.

Home-based bakery Crafted Crumb and Co. offers allergy-friendly baked goods from a remodeled kitchen — owner Michelle Flener accepts online orders and plans to join Saturday’s farmers’ market while working on a regular menu for local families.

Trunnell's Market & Farm Experience hosted its fourth annual Fairytale Fantasy Fest over Saturday and Sunday, offering families enchanting activities at its Utica location.

The community event brought a touch of magic to the weekend.

The City will host its annual surplus auction on May 7 at the Sportscenter at 10 a.m. with pre-registration on May 6 from 2-4 p.m., and a range of vehicles, buses, equipment and bicycles available as-is.

The Lady Hornets lost 5-1 to Livingston Central this morning in the Kentucky All A Classic quarterfinals.

They will play in Muhlenberg County tonight as they look to improve their 16-8 season record.

Care for the Caregiver Retreat

8 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. — Owensboro Convention Center — Cost varies — A rejuvenating three-day retreat designed for caregivers to find support and community.