Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of July.
Good morning, Owensboro.
The second annual RISE Summit—designed by caregivers for caregivers—will be held at Owensboro Christian Church from September 19 to 20, where local nonprofit Puzzle Pieces will offer panels, breakout sessions and a keynote by Jess Ronne to share practical strategies on overcoming caregiving challenges; registration is now open with limited space.
Lauren Price moved to Owensboro in early 2024 and became a local bluegrass leader working at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame — she and her sister Leanna form a touring band that made its Grand Ole Opry debut and has tour dates planned for 2025.
The Daviess County Extension Office offers hands-on education for youth, families, and farmers through workshops—ranging from canning classes and horticulture tips to estate planning and 4-H programs.
The office is organizing a farm succession seminar on July 23 at the Owensboro Convention Center and also provides online resources that connect local research to everyday needs.
Charlie Castlen grew up on a Stanley farm where he learned hard work and earned the nickname Charlie Chicken.
Now serving as Daviess County’s Judge—Executive, he worked as an Owensboro City Commissioner and county commissioner before his 2022 election and remains focused on transparency and helping residents.
Legally Blonde Musical Performance
1:30-3 p.m. — RiverPark Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant energy of Legally Blonde - The Musical live on stage.
Docker with Kubernetes Administration Training/Class
Mon-Fri — Golden Hour Training — $2490 — Hands-on, expert-led DevOps courses in Owensboro.
Universal Clown Summit & Reunion
All day — Owensboro Convention Center — Check website for pricing — Celebrate clowning as an art form with fellow performers in a joyful atmosphere.
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