Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Owensboro.
Lida Bida Boda Butt, the Owensboro dog who became a TikTok sensation, died, owner Debra said in videos posted Oct.
28; Debra had owned Lida nearly 10 years and hosted meet-and-greets at Smothers Park and the Owensboro Convention Center that drew fans from multiple states + signed memorabilia.
Downtown streets filled with trick-or-treaters Thursday night as Owensboro hosted its 35th annual Trail of Treats, drawing thousands to businesses and parks.
Kroger will open a new 100,000 sqft Marketplace at 3914 Fairview Drive with a grand opening on Nov.
5 and a 7:45 a.m. ribbon-cutting. The $42 million store will include a Starbucks, fuel center, Murray's Cheese, sushi, a pharmacy drive-thru, a Wine & Spirits Shoppe, and promotions Nov. 5 to 10 with the first 250 customers receiving $15 gift cards.
Kentucky limits how cell-cultured meat can be described to consumers but does not ban sales, while Montana, Nebraska, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida have enacted sales bans and Indiana and Texas have temporary bans; federal agencies are working with producers on safety and labeling as products scale up.
Fusion Spa and Salon will host a holiday makeup class taught by global educator Jane Iredale on Nov.
17 (5 to 6:30 p.m.), and will offer November specials — a 30-minute therapeutic massage for $50, a 45-minute holiday glow facial for $60, and a winter micropeel for $115; gift cards are available.
Developers announced a $50 million downtown housing development that will build townhomes along Clay Street and add new residential units to the city core.
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