Good morning, Owensboro.

Local shoppers can find many yard, garage and moving sales this weekend that offer antiques, clothes, furniture and home décor.

The sale guide details times and locations for events on Friday and Saturday—helping buyers plan their trips.

Pam Smith-Wright is inviting Owensboro residents to join her 14th annual 'Give a Hand, Pay It Forward' campaign, which will run August 4-16, by performing small acts of kindness like sharing a smile or a helping hand.

Local groups including Independence Bank and Kentucky Wesleyan College already support the effort—an opportunity for neighbors to brighten each other’s day.

Daviess County will host its first Family and Farm Ag Day at Panther Creek Park South tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free event will feature agricultural demonstrations (vintage and modern equipment, a petting zoo, and free health screenings) presented by county officials and local groups.

Two kittens—Sam Meowliott, a two-month-old kitten weighing under two pounds, and his brother Clint Eastpaw—need a foster home at Daviess County It Takes A Village No-Kill Rescue in Owensboro, and families are encouraged to visit the rescue at 2620 Hwy 81 to help these little cowboys find comfort and care.

On Thursday, the Owensboro Lions Club worked on a Habitat for Humanity home for Becca Brown and her sight-impaired daughter, Carmynn Blakeley—furthering its commitment to the build in our community.

McKayla Nails and Spa opened its doors at 2876 Heartland Crossing Boulevard and has been offering nail treatments and luxury amenities for a few weeks.

Manager Tom Phan said the local response has been overwhelmingly positive—customers appreciate the fresh atmosphere, competitive prices, and quality services.

Denji is a 2-year-old Great Pyrenees mix weighing 95 lbs who is now available for adoption through a no-kill rescue group.

He loves spending time with families and is gentle with children—potential adopters should have plenty of space for him to relax and play.

The Kentucky Special Olympics Softball Tournament will return to Owensboro from September 5th-7th at Jack C.

Fisher Park, drawing over 500 visitors and featuring more than 36 teams with games starting at 6 p.m. on Friday. Local teams—six in total—will compete while Visit Owensboro plans a dance party at RiverPark Center for the players.

ERNEST Concert

6:00-8:15 p.m. — Owensboro Sportscenter — Ticketed event — Experience the dynamic sounds of ERNEST and supporting acts featuring a blend of country and Americana vibes.