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Car show takes over Sportscenter, Moreland Park
Friday afternoon, numerous food trucks were setting up shop in the parking lot of the Owensboro Sportscenter, while volunteers were busy getting Moreland Park ready for the return of the Bluegrass Legends Experience II car show. Only a few classic cars and hot rods were at the park in the early afternoon, but Jimmy Allyn, who organizes the event with his wife Janie Rhoads, expected that to ...
Roaming St. Louis: Ballwin's Wolf Cafe strong on sustainability
For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited the Wolf Cafe in Ballwin. Owners Denise and Bob Biribin have spent their careers in the restaurant business, with a focus on composting and recycling and “real food”
Lynch’s Hat Trick Propels Lady Tigers Past Paducah Tilghman (w/PHOTOS)
Kaylyn Lynch notched a hat trick and the Hopkinsville girls’ soccer team scored three goals over the final 18 minutes on Saturday to knock off Paducah Tilghman 5-2 at the Stadium of Champions. The Lady Tigers bounced back from a loss at Lyon County to improve to 2-1 ahead...
Martha's Vineyard's "Junk Food Sale" helps raise hundreds toward their goal
PADUCAH—Martha's Vineyard's "Junk Food Sale" helped the organization raise money, which will go toward a carport to keep food cooler outside. Martha's Vineyard helps feed those in need who are homebound, senior citizens, veterans, and handicapped. They provide meals and food supplies like butter, flour, eggs, etc., to those who cannot leave their homes.
Kids Creative Arts Street Fair benefits attendees and local businesses
PADUCAH—The 11th Kids Creative Arts Street Fair, hosted by Market House Theatre, featured benefits for attendees, volunteers, and nearby businesses. The fair featured 12 vendors—all of which were nonprofit art and culture groups in Paducah, as well as educational programming. Children could participate in activities at each booth, such as dressing in costumes, dancing, making crafts, and more.
Kentucky State Fair announces largest watermelon & pumpkin
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — Kentucky’s 2024 Largest Watermelon and Pumpkin Contest ended Saturday and the results are in. Dwight Slone of Floyd County was awarded with the largest pumpkin. His pumpkin weighed in at 1,133 pounds. Frank Mudd of Meade County was awarded with the largest watermelon. His watermelon weighed in at 233.2 pounds.
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