Good morning, Owensboro.

The community will host a memorial motorcycle ride on Sunday, June 28 at Matthew’s Table to honor Christian Miller, with registration beginning at 2:00 p.m.—the ride costs $20 per bike and funds will assist another local family in need.

A crew from Digger's Fencing installed new fencing around the backside of Yellow Creek Park on Friday — preparations that secure the park for the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame and upcoming ROMP events.

Meg Fister, executive director of the Kentucky Film Office, visited Owensboro this week to discuss the region’s growing film scene with local leaders—she highlighted the Kentucky Sound Stage and workforce initiatives that aim to boost independent filmmaking.

The office is launching digital tools to simplify state incentive access.

Theatre Workshop of Owensboro is set to celebrate Disney’s High School Musical 20th anniversary with sing-along shows and a sensory-friendly performance in partnership with Puzzle Pieces.

The production runs June 25-27 at 7 p.m. and June 28 at 2 p.m. at the Empress Theatre (418 Frederica Street).

The Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport is set to host a two-day Aviation Summer Camp for students ages 10-17 on July 13-14.

The camp offers hands-on flight experiences including a 45-minute flight and career exploration with 36 spots (13 subsidized) as registration nears closing.

Wildlife experts warn that releasing lanterns and balloons near homes can harm animals and cause fire risks (Louisville bans the practice), while other parts of Kentucky still allow them.

The city is extending Airpark Drive to improve access to MidAmerica Airpark as remaining lots will be acquired by new industries soon.

The project is part of plans to support future local development.

The Owensboro Bombers split Friday night’s doubleheader — they won 7-3 over Rock Island and lost 7-6 to Lafayette Post, marking their first loss despite a 7-0 season record; key hits by Colton Carver and Brady Benjamin shifted the games.

R.O.M.P. Festival 2026

12:00–9:59 p.m. — Yellow Creek Park — Ticket info available — Experience the sounds of Mason Via and more at this annual music festival in Owensboro.

2026 Heritage Hills Quarterback Club Golf Scramble

7 a.m. – 7 p.m. — The Pearl Club — $400/foursome — Enjoy a day of golf while supporting the local football program with prizes and a provided lunch.