Good morning, Owensboro.

The 4th Annual Bluegrass Legends Experience brings over 20 food trucks + classic cars, motorcycles, live entertainment and more to Owensboro Sportscenter and Moreland Park from Aug.

21 to 23 to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Matt Ramsey, called The Cooker of Deliciousness, is hosting Fired Up for The Foster Shop at Green River Distillery on Sept.

12 — a fundraiser offering dinner, cocktails, raffles and a live auction. Proceeds help meet urgent needs for foster children and families.

A distracted driver hit a Upton fire truck on I-65 over the weekend, causing $5,000 in repairs and following a May crash that totaled another truck at $150,000 + officials urged drivers to stay alert around active crash scenes.

Alex Watson King, a Daviess County Public Schools alumna and mother of two, has announced her candidacy for the DCPS Board of Education District 2 seat — she says her firsthand experience will help ensure teachers get needed support and students are prepared for future steps.

Daviess County Public Schools and Owensboro Public Schools will host an online safety session for parents at Daviess County High School from 5 to 7 p.m. on Aug.

25 to explain online risks and share advice from expert John Sims of Kentucky State Police.

Louisville based SOS International is expanding its mobility aid clinic to Owensboro after earlier efforts when a truckload of goods was given free to residents in need.

Cousins Maine Lobster will visit Villa Point Tractor Supply Co. in Owensboro on Friday, Aug.

28 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. so fans can use mobile ordering to beat the long lines.

Owensboro Catholic boys golf won its weekly match with a three-stroke lead over Apollo on Monday.

Andrew Powell posted a 35 to secure his team's second straight win in the local competition.

Local boys’ cross country teams such as Apollo, Daviess County, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic and Trinity are preparing for a new season.

Coaches stress steady training and teamwork as athletes gear up to compete in regional meets soon.

Local girls' cross country teams are set for a competitive fall season in Owensboro — each program aims for strong showings at region meets and state championships.

Coaches are working with rising talent to pave the way for success and team growth this season.