Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Owensboro.
BlueOval SK announced that it will lay off all 1,600 workers at its Glendale battery plant as Ford pulls back from EV production.
The company said employees will receive 60 days of pay and benefits (further details will be sent via email).
The Daviess County school board met Tuesday to review plans for the new Highland Elementary School building and asked architects for additional design details.
The board is moving forward with its planning process to update the school.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources launches the Christmas for the Fishes program to recycle real Christmas trees for underwater habitats.
Trees can be donated from Dec. 26 to Jan. 16 at 37 state locations including the Grimes Avenue Transfer Station in Owensboro — giving fish new shelter.
River City Coffee and Goods now offers mushroom coffee, a blend of traditional brew and medicinal mushrooms that gives a smoother taste + potential brain benefits.
It is available today and invites local coffee lovers to try a healthier morning option.
Owensboro Times announced its 2025 Boys’ Golf All-OT Team—selected by local high school coaches—and named Golfer of the Year finalists whose winner will be revealed at an awards ceremony in May.
This announcement spotlights top local talent.
Daviess County Panthers posted a 70-19 win last night with a strong defensive showing against Trinity (Whitesville), holding them to four points in the first half with four steals and nine blocks while Jonathan Moss led with 19 points.
Several young players gained valuable playing time.
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.
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