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VU’s Damarien Yates commits to play at Memphis
VINCENNES, Ind. – Trailblazer Damarien Yates (Somerville, Tenn.) announced earlier this week his plans to continue his basketball career in the fall by committing to play at the University of Memphis. “Memphis is home,” Yates said. “I think this is the perfect fit both academically and athletically. This Memphis...
Two Arrested in Reynolds Station; man fled on foot
On Friday morning, July 12th, the Hancock County Sheriff Office was contacted by the U.S. Marshal Service asking for a deputy to accompany them to 2195 Yeakel Road in Reynolds Station, in reference to George Whisehart, who had multiple felony warrants out of the state of Illinois. Deputy Aaron Emmick...
Discover Amazing Bargains: Your Guide To Weekend Yard Sales | 7/19 – 7/20
It's going to be a beautiful weekend to do some bargain hunting. You may even find designer items at thrift store prices. It's time to get hunting for your next treasure in Owensboro! Here's your ultimate guide to help you along the way. WEEKEND YARD SALE GUIDE | 7/19 -...
3 accused in crime spree in Newburgh and Evansville involving several victims
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Three young men are facing charges in Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties after police say they stole items from several people and used their debit cards. In Evansville, 18-year-old Tyshawn Grooms and 19-year-olds Trevion Ogburn and Jontae Rudd are all charged with burglary and fraud. Police say...
Adopting Denny from Warrick Humane Society is a ‘Grand Slam’ Idea!
If you are looking for an extra sweet gal, Denny just might be it! She's been at Warrick Humane Society for over 80 days making her the fourth longest resident. Denny is a two-year-old Dogue de Bourdeaux mix. Sounds fancy - kinda like ordering a 'Moons Over My Hammy'! She was found as a stray outside of Denny's and was taken to Hopkins County Humane Society where she stayed for almost four months. So, she's been at a shelter for a really long time and needs a family.
Martha “Juanita” Carter
Martha “Juanita” Carter, 82, of Owensboro, passed away on Wednesday July 17, 2024 at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. She was born May 14, 1942 in Daviess County to the late Chester H. and Louise Newman Kruger. Juanita was a member of Newman Baptist Church where she was the church pianist for many years. She was retired from the Owensboro Public School System after 21 years where she worked in the cafeteria at the Owensboro 5-6 Center. Juanita loved raising flowers and spending time with her family especially her grandchildren. She also loved all holidays especially the Christmas season and decorating for them.
Steve Berg announces future retirement from Dubois County Highway
JASPER — Dubois County Highway Superintendent Steve Berg officially announced his future retirement Friday during a special meeting of the county commissioners. Berg said he will retire after Dec. 31, 2024, saying he and his wife plan to travel some and visit family, while enjoying life.
9s stay unbeaten in OVR
Vincennes clubbed 11 hits on Friday and cruised past Owensboro Western (Ky.), 16-1, to conclude pool play and claim the top seed for today's bracket round in the 9U Cal Ripken Ohio Valley Regional at Earl Lawson Field. The local team didn't fare as well in the 12U Ohio Valley...
Bates became first Wildcat to score 1,000 points
JASPER — It’s been a long time since Don Bates has set foot in Jasper — about a quarter of a century — and life has taken the 1955 graduate to different parts of the country after high school, from Florida, to Illinois, to now living with his wife, Katie, out in Phoenix.
James Jeffrey “Jeff” Hawks
James Jeffrey “Jeff” Hawks, 56, of Owensboro passed away Thursday, July 18, 2024, at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. The St. Petersburg, Florida native was born August 24, 1967, to the late James Mills Hawks Jr. and Sharon Waugh Hawks. Jeff received his degree in Culinary Arts from Johnson Wales University and was a chef for many years at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Jeff has also been very devoted to the Episcopal Church and had served as an altar boy since he was eight years old. He later served the congregation at Trinity Episcopal Church as the Verger. He was fun to be around and, having a good memory, was able to tell many stories of his childhood growing up.
Reds win regular season finale via walk off
JASPER — The term “Winning Ugly” may most closely be associated with the 1983 Chicago White Sox, but it can also apply to the Jasper Reds’ 6-5 walk-off win in the bottom of the ninth Thursday against Jasper Legion in the first meeting between the two teams since Aug. 11, 1971.
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