Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 25th of August.
Good morning, Owensboro.
After a one-year break, over 3,000 show dogs competed at the River Valley Cluster AKC All Breed Dog Shows hosted by the Owensboro River City Kennel Club and Southern Indiana Kennel Club—bringing together local dog lovers in a returning celebration of community spirit.
Wendell Foster will host its annual Forever a Difference Maker Gala and Auction on Sept.
6 at 5:30 p.m. at the Owensboro Convention Center—featuring live and silent auctions, complimentary wine and beer, and a sit-down dinner—while highlighting the Russelburg family as the featured family and supporting disability services.
Don Mario’s launched its new location at Windridge Country Club in late May and now offers a menu that blends downtown favorites with country club flavors—its expanded bar serves cocktails and the banquet hall is open for events during the busy summer golf season.
During Saturday's meets, the Lady Panthers finished second at the Warren East Twilight Invite—seven athletes placed in the top 15, with Makenzie Ross finishing fifth and others rounding out the times.
The Apollo E-Gals finished fourth at the Fenton Dawson Invitational with senior Ava Falloway placing eighth overall, and the Owensboro Lady Devils ended their season opener at Sander Ferry Park in Hendersonville by finishing 22nd.
Daviess County’s Jackson Power shot a career-best 68 at the Christian County Invitational, finishing second individually and helping his Panthers score 310 for a sixth-place finish—he began his round with back-to-back long putts that changed his play.
The Hornets ended their round in fifth place while Owensboro Catholic posted a 316, with teams relying on steady individual efforts throughout the event.
Today the 2025 KICL mountain bike season began at Rudy Mines Bike Track as youth riders in grades 5 through 12 from across Kentucky raced while parents cheered with cowbells.
Twenty-four teams competed and experienced riders like Park Dudley and newcomer Olivia Dudley tested their skills — setting the stage for a busy season.
Josh Merritt Live at RiverPark Center
6-10 p.m. — RiverPark Center — Tickets available — Experience heartfelt bluegrass music from Kentucky's own Josh Merritt.
Josh Merritt at Lock & Keel
7-11 p.m. — Lock & Keel Pub — Cost info not listed — Experience authentic Kentucky bluegrass with heartfelt stories from artist Josh Merritt.
Forever a Difference Maker Gala & Auction
5:30 p.m. — Owensboro Convention Center — Ticket purchase required — An elegant evening featuring auctions, dinner, and honoring local Difference Makers supporting people with disabilities.
Fall Market at Preservation Station
10 AM – 5 PM — Preservation Station — Free entry — Immerse in autumn vibes with local artisans and vintage treasures at this unique market.
Jason Carter Band Concert
7-10 p.m. — Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum — $20-25 — Experience the award-winning fiddler from the Del McCoury Band in a night of exceptional bluegrass music.
Jimmie Allen Live Performance
5:00 p.m. — Kentucky Sound Stage — $25 — Experience the incredible talents of Jimmie Allen up close in an unforgettable night of live music.
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