Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of June.
Good morning, Owensboro.
Yellow Creek Park will add a new sculpture next to its updated sign to celebrate ROMP, raptors, and Kentucky's state tree.
The stainless steel art piece, commissioned by Larry and Rosemary Conder (county commissioner and executive director), features an owl and banjo strings, with sign completion to be announced soon.
Five leaders from Daviess County, including Cate Gaddis, Lelan Hancock, Gil Mischel, Jill Switzer and Emmy Woosley, were selected for Leadership Kentucky's 2026 class.
They join 47 professionals statewide in a program offering seven three day sessions from June to December (covering topics such as business, education and healthcare).
Forge Challenge, a new hybrid fitness race by Edge Body Boot Camp, will be held on July 18 at the Owensboro Sportscenter — part of the Bluegrass Clash sports festival that tests endurance and strength in a race designed for everyday athletes.
Registration is open for both individuals and doubles.
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.
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