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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...
Swedish Match adding second ZYN facility
All of Swedish Match’s ZYN nicotine pouches are made in Owensboro today. But Philip Morris International Inc., which now owns Swedish Match, said it plans to invest $600 million over the next two years to open a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Aurora, Colorado, and create 500 jobs to produce ZYN there. The announcement said the company is “also currently working to increase ZYN oral ...
Western Kentucky Rescue Launches Animal Ambassador Program
Every Thursday morning at the studio here in Owensboro, we host our SparKy Pet of the Week thanks to our friends at Ritzy's . We are all huge animal lovers here and want to do whatever we can to help find them homes. SparKy stands for Saving Paws Animal Rescue...
‘I lost a little piece of me that day’: Family of Miya Rudd speak for first time since her death
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Funeral plans for the little girl who had been missing in Ohio County have been announced. The obituary for Miya Rudd shows there will be a Service of Remembrance Thursday, July 25, at 6 p.m. Visitation starts at 4 p.m., and it’s at Pleasant Valley Community...
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 -...
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.
Fishing at the park
Madelyn Hammers, 8, of Ft. Branch, Indiana, fishes for catfish, bluegill and bass along the edge of the pond at Waymond Morris Park on Thursday while spending time with her grandmother, Kristi Hamlet. Fishing at the park Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer | geans@ messenger-inquirer.com.
Toll Road Text Scam
Here’s another texting scam to be aware of. The Jasper Post of the Indiana State Police says a text, purportedly coming from the Indiana Toll Road is a scam. It says your vehicle has been recorded using the Indiana Toll Road and to pay your balance before July 24th to avoid a late fee of $69.
Arrests: Monday, July 15
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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.
Ackerman became state runner-up hurdler
JASPER — Not everybody is fortunate enough to still be with us nearly 70 years after they graduated high school, and some who are may not possess the sharpness, the faculties, the recall that they once did. Fortunately for John Ackerman, all of the above still apply — and...
Shirley Marie Dukes
Shirley Marie Dukes, 82, of Owensboro passed away Wednesday, July 17, 2024, under the care of Hospice and Palliative Care of W. Kentucky. The Rittman, Ohio native was born April 7, 1942, to the late Alex Bratcher, Sr. and Gracie Beatrice Moseley Bratcher.
Brenda Jo Bryant
Brenda Jo Bryant, 76, of Owensboro passed away Sunday, July 14, 2024. The Morgantown native was born February 7, 1948, to the late Paul Beliles and Mary Elizabeth West Beliles. Brenda graduated from Butler County High School, class of 1966. She was a full-time homemaker taking care of her daughters and grandkids which she spoiled and loved dearly then later worked at Bacon’s department store. Brenda also loved Elvis and animals, especially her dogs which she would take to McDonald’s and Dairy Queen for ice cream. Brenda will be remembered for her infectious laugh and love for food, especially going to the Big Dipper and Cracker Barrell and hanging out at Bryant’s Grocery and Mamaw Taylor’s.
Alice Emogene Jones Bowlds
Alice Emogene Jones Bowlds, 97, of Owensboro went to be with the Lord Wednesday, July 17, 2024 while resting peacefully at Carmel Home surrounded by family. She was born in Daviess County on Nov. 20, 1926 to the late Ordie C. Jones and Veolia Rose Coomes Jones.
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