Good morning, Owensboro.

Students from the Wendell H.

Ford Statesmanship Academy are launching the 12 Days of Civility campaign to promote kindness and respectful conversation during the holiday season in Owensboro. They visited local businesses and are releasing one short video each day on social media to foster stronger community ties.

Owensboro Times spotlights a three-bedroom, two-bath brick home at 4005 Pine Lake Court in Brookhill.

The 2,055 sqft home features a private owner's suite and a separate dining room and is listed at $364,900 near schools and shopping.

At the New Balance RunningLane XC Championships earlier this month, Owensboro Catholic athletes shined when Peyton Reid finished second in the silver division with an 18:40.8 record — her first run under 19 minutes.

Teammates Ainsley Sutter and Natalie Atherton also ended the season strongly.

On Friday night, area boys basketball teams showed strong play as Muhlenberg County Mustangs — led by Kason Morris with 27 points — beat Owensboro Catholic 82-72, while Spire Academy outlasted Daviess County 73-66 with standout performances from Reynold’s 32 and Jonathan Moss’s 28.

Apollo wrestling finished third at the King of Bluegrass meet held over the weekend at Louisville Fairdale.

Jaxton Brown upset a top competitor in his weight class — an early sign of promise as Head Coach Courtney Johns noted the team’s strength despite competing shorthanded.

Voice’s of Anderson’s: A Christmas Bazaar

6:00 – 8:30 p.m. — Owensboro Museum of Science and History — $5 admission — Experience holiday cheer with local vendors, theatrical vignettes, and festive treats.