Good morning, Owensboro.

Empty Bowls of Owensboro has selected Masonville Methodist Church and Third Baptist Church as beneficiaries of its annual fundraiser dinner and silent auction — supporting hunger relief programs — that will be held Oct.

1 from 5-7 p.m. at RiverPark Center.

Girls Inc. of Owensboro-Daviess County is hosting its annual Red on the River fundraiser tonight at the RiverPark Center—tickets available at the door and proceeds will support programs for over 400 local girls.

Currito has begun work at its planned location at Gateway Commons on Calumet Trace, and the fast-casual chain is set to open in mid-2027.

The restaurant will occupy one of four units in a new development & updates will follow as construction advances.

Theatre Workshop announced auditions for its 2026-27 season, inviting youth and adults for roles in Radium Girls, Frankenstein, and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

Youth auditions begin Aug. 20 and additional sessions run through Sept., with performances scheduled later this fall and early winter.

The 28th annual Owensboro Multicultural Festival held Saturday afternoon at First Presbyterian Church offered multicultural displays and food despite oppressive heat (which slightly reduced turnout) while uniting the community.

Owensboro native Michelle Brown, a U.S. Bank loan officer on New Hartford Road, was named Mortgage Lender of the Year by the Greater Owensboro REALTOR Association during a recent appreciation dinner.

She has served the area for over 21 years and plans to continue her work.

Local girls' soccer teams, including Owensboro Catholic, Daviess County, Apollo & Owensboro, are gearing up for an exciting fall season with returning stars and emerging talent.

Coaches expect competitive play and championship pursuits on the field in upcoming matches.

Local boys' soccer teams from Owensboro, Daviess County, Apollo and Owensboro Catholic will compete in a challenging fall season — with coaches emphasizing returning talent and strong offseason gains to boost region tournament hopes.

Local high school golf teams have shared a season preview that highlights a mix of veteran skills and fresh talent for fall tournaments.

Owensboro Catholic will defend its title while Apollo, Daviess County, Owensboro and Trinity prepare to build on last season's play — all aiming to excel in the postseason.