Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of December.
Good morning, Owensboro.
🏘️ Community
The Neighborhood Alliances in Owensboro commemorated their 25th anniversary, showcasing a history of significant contributions to local development and community engagement.
Habitat for Humanity Owensboro-Daviess County is hosting a 'Holes to Homes' miniature golf fundraiser on January 3rd and 4th to support their housing projects.
Habitat for Humanity in Owensboro-Daviess County experiences an unprecedented year of progress in 2024.
A 4-year-old boy, Mack, has formed a meaningful friendship with a sanitation worker, Rick, bonding over his fascination with garbage trucks and looking forward to their interactions every Wednesday.
The National Weather Service is offering a Skywarn Spotter course in Owensboro on February 18 to teach individuals how to identify and report severe weather, with registration available online.
🎭 Culture
Rick Faris, an acclaimed bluegrass musician based in Owensboro, has been named Songwriter of the Year by the IBMA and received nominations for the same title and Guitar Performer of the Year by SPBGMA.
Sons of Habit, an Owensboro-based band formed in May 2024, is gaining regional popularity with their authentic blend of folk, rock, and blues, highlighted by their breakout single 'Madeline'.
Owensboro Dance Theatre invites the community to audition for 'In Concert featuring Willy Wonka & The Golden Ticket' on Jan.
7 at Johnson’s Dance Studio.
🏈 Sports
Daviess County's Lady Panthers secured fourth place in the Queen of the Commonwealth tournament, with notable performances by Zoey Beehn and Lily Hoagland.
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