Owensboro, KY News

• Owensboro, KY News
• Portion of Fifth and Walnut Street Closed Next Tuesday
• Happy Memorial Day Weekend! All campuses will be closed on Monday, May 28.
• Our students Go2Transfer! Miranda Bowlds was an OCTC student, a student worker...
• City Hall, Transit Closed and Sanitation Schedule Modified for Memorial Day
• VITA Program Seeks Trainees For Tax Returns
• Check out our crew and the OCTC "Around KCTCS in 80 minutes" display from New Ho...
• You are invited to attend a free seminar from the Idea Festival Design Centered...
• Northwest Neighborhood Alliance Fun Day June 16
• Dugan Best Neighborhood to Host Cleanup This Saturday
• Seven Hills Neighborhood Alliance to Host Yard Sale
• Asphalt Maintenance Starts Tomorrow on Starlite Drive
• Asphalt Maintenance Starts Thursday on East 25th Street
• City Commission Special Meetings - May 15
• Midtown East and Seven Hills Neighborhood Alliances to Host Neighborhood Picnic May 26
• Congrats to the RAD students, 12 graduates and 100% pass rate on the national AR...
• May 2012 Commencement
• Graduation Today-Tues., May 8 @ 7PM at RiverPark Center. Congrats to all who are...
• OCTC Library Intersession Hours: 8am - 4pm, May 7th - June 5th.
• City of Owensboro Media Conference Regarding OMU Tuesday, May 8
• OCTC Library Intercession Hours: 8am to 4pm, May 7th through June 5th.
• Taking a Summer Intersession class? Tuition is due May 7th. Taking an Eight Week...
• Southeast Area Neighborhood Alliance May 10 Meeting Canceled
• Owensboro Youth Council Meets Thursday
• BE IN A LOCAL FILM!
• RWRA Sewer Work on East Third Street Friday
• Dugan Best Neighborhood to Host Cleanup Saturday, May 19
• OCTC Chorus Rehearsals & Private Music Instruction
• Jessica Cecil is at the World Championship FTC in St. Louis!!! Good luck to all...
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program May 2012 Meetings
• RWRA Sewer Work on East 20th Tomorrow
• OCTC Chorus Spring Concert
• Invention and Innovation: Electronics and Music
• City of Owensboro Celebrates Arbor Day 2012 with Tree Planting at Ben Hawes
• A short workshop on Points Of View will be held at 12:30 today in L105. Learn th...
• Neighborhood Alliance Program City Candidate Debate to be Replayed on Cable Channel 75
• OCTC Blood Drive
• #OCTCpie 3 Lewis Nall the first place "winner"--he didn't know everyone at the S...
• #OCTCpie 2 Will Logsdon, the 3rd place food drive "winner".
• #OCTCpie Chris Fitzgerald, from the DT Campus, 2nd place
• Tomorrow is the last day that a Murray State transfer rep will be on campus this...
• Local Agencies Launching Educational Campaign About the Dangers of Synthetic Marijuana
• Come to Spring Fling for lunch and goodies today (10-2)! Great food, music, and...
• A new leader in the #OCTCpie war--looks like Chris Fitzgerald at the DT Campus i...
• Join Professor Al Wallace in L216 this morning at 11am for a free Financial Lite...
• This is the bin in Dr. Klaubers office--if you want him to get "pied" I think he...
• Dr. Dick & Dr. Klauber lead #OCTCpie food drive w/ D.Martin, C.Gesser & N.Wimpel...
• Transfer reps from WKU-O, UofL-BSN, Univ of Evansville, and Murray St. will be h...
• SPRING FLING is this Wed and Thurs, 10-2 outside! Join us for food, fun, cornho...
• Here is your list of pie-able OCTC stars - donate nonperishable food items in th...
• Let the Pie Games Begin! Check your email for details on #OCTCpie - the Food Dr...
• Asphalt Maintenance Starts Tomorrow on East 20th Street+
• Transfer Fair TODAY!! 11-2 in ATC 107. Come meet the 4year college reps and ge...
• Hillcrest Area Alliance to Host Neighborhood Cleanup
• Shifley-York Neighborhood Alliance Monthly Meeting Tomorrow
• It's National Library Week! Stop by, say hello, and check out a good read!!
• OCTC is hosting a Transfer Fair on Wed. April 11 from 11A- 2P in ATC 107. Over...
• OCTC all campuses closing @ 12N on Fri., April 6. Happy Easter!
• Please join us for this unique event!!
• Neighborhood Alliance Program to Host City Commission Candidate Debate
• World Changers Coming to Owensboro - Application Period Closed
• Portion of Bittel Road Closed for Asphalt Maintenance
• Public Works Department Declares War on Potholes
• Demonstration from the Indian Camp. Look closely, who knew D.r WIlliams could mo...
• Interested in The Theatre? (insert accent here) Join us Mon., April 9 @4:30P in...
• RWRA Sewer Work Starting Monday on Westview and South Griffith
• Sanitation on Normal Schedule and City Hall Closed in Observance of Good Friday, April 6
• City of Owensboro Media Conference
• Free HIV testing today in ATC 107 from 9:30-2. "When in Doubt, Get Yourself Chec...
• Saturday March 31 from 9 am - 3 pm (come and go at your convenience) is the on-c...
• S.A.F.E. is holding a Personal Care Items Drive for Matthew 25 from March 23 - A...
• Apollo Area Alliance and Wesleyan Shawnee Neighborhood to Host Cleanups in April
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program: April 2012 Meetings
• University of Louisville is in the Career/Transfer Center today from 11 to 3pm –...
• Today in ATC 107: Jeremy Biggs (Ojibawa tribe) will be discussing “The Journey t...
• Don't forget to sign up for the Road Race!!
• GG Talbott Memorial 5k Road Race/Walk
• Transfer reps on campus next week: UofL (main campus & BSN w/OMHS), Brescia Univ...
• The last 4 Common Reading events for this semester: -Jeremy Biggs “Once Many and...
• It's that time again! Here's your survival guide for summer/fall class registra...
• Transfer reps on campus this week! EKU (Thurs. 15th) and Murray St. (Fri. 16th)...
• RWRA Sewer Work on Sunset Drive Starting Thursday
• RWRA Sewer Work on Cinderella Drive Starting Thursday
• March 15 Dogwood Azaela Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Canceled
• March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Please stop in at the Main Campus f...
• Fri., 3/16 8:30A in Blandford Hall guest lecturer Preston Swincher "Crossing the...
• Owensboro Celebrates Tree City USA Designation with Riverfront Tree Planting
• Owensboro Convention Center Groundbreaking Ceremony March 13
• Intersection of East 19th and Alexander Closed to Traffic Tomorrow
• RWRA Sewer Work on West Fifth Street Starting Tomorrow
• Join S.A.F.E.! Students Aligned for Equality - new club promoting awareness & ac...
• Happy Leap Day! Traditionally, girls are supposed to ask guy's out (or propose)...
• Get your 15 minutes! Skylark: OCTC’s Literary & Art Magazine is now accepting su...
• Transferring? W-2/29 WKU=RN>BSN. TH 3/1 U of Evansville.
• Super Sunday II-Mass Men's Choir & College Fair
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program March 2012 Meetings
• The Badgett Foundation was honored at the KCTCS President's Gala for their schol...
• Dragon Boat Festival Announces 2012 Event Date and Team Registration Information
• Owensboro Fire Department Releases 2011 Statistics
• Murray State's transfer rep will be in the CRTC Thurs Feb 23rd. Call 686-4529 t...
• Energy in KY: What does the future hold?
• Tues., Feb 21@11AM free presentation by Tsering Phuntsok a Buddhist Monk, will d...
• REMINDER! Mon. Feb. 20 is President's Day-all campuses will be closed. Enjoy the...
• The next Common Reading event - Wed. Feb. 29.
• Kentucky Wesleyan transfer rep will be in the CRTC tomorrow from 10-1. Walk-ins...
• Owensboro, Kentucky Announces Schedule for Riverfront Grand Opening
• Pizza with the Pres! Come to the Student Forum and eat pizza with Dr. Klauber t...
• Transit System Announces New Rates
• Mayor to Announce Smothers Park Grand Opening Events
• FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Competition
• Hello all. Tomorrow the ENG 207: Poetry Writing class would like to welcome fac...
• “Art Stories” is a group art exhibition by 8 women artists included are: Julia B...
• Mayor Ron Payne-Downtown Revitalization: Moving Owensboro Forward
• Super Sunday I
• Facebook why do you make photos disappear sometimes? I don't like the little ? t...
• Mechanicsville Open House Next Week
• RWRA Sewer Work on East Byers Avenue Starting Monday
• Shifley-York Neighborhood Alliance February Meeting Rescheduled
• End of Loose Leaf Collection Season
• OCTC Education Faculty Casey Hamilton with Gov. Beshear and an EMERGE colleague...
• Congrats to the OCTC Speech & Debate Team who participated in the Ruby Krider In...
• Owensboro Makes Forbes Top 100 Small Best Places for Business and Careers
• Just a reminder to check your email for the details on the many #BlackHistoryMon...
• UK is on campus today in the CRTC between 11 and 2! Call or stop by to speak wi...
• THINK 4! The Brescia transfer rep is in the CRTC today and UK will be here tomor...
• Hello everyone. The ENG 207: Imaginative Writing – Poetry class will be hosting...
• World Changers Coming to Owensboro
• Follow us on Twitter with this twitter fe...
• GrubHub Special-Chicken Salad Panini $5.99 All white meat chicken salad, w/honey...
• Trivia TIme in honor of Black HIstory month-Super Sunday t-shirt to the student...
• KHEAA has "projected" that KY state grant funding for 2012-2013 will run out Feb...
• Portion of Second Street Closed Tomorrow Morning for Two Weeks
• NEW! OCTC Academic Team-begins practices Fri@10am in SCI 109. If you are intere...
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program February 2012 Meetings
• OCTC's Oak Island Theatre Org. Meeting
• UofL’s BSN @ OMHS advisor will be in the CRTC Feb. 3rd (10-1). Stop by or call...
• This semester's first Common Reading event - come see the fascinating documentar...
• This Sun. 1/29 2-4PM ATC107 College Goal Sunday-free fin aid event. All welcome....
• Don't forget about the OCTC Academic Team interest meeting today @ 11:30 in Sci...
• Let's have a little trivia in honor of African American History month. FIrst to...
• Do you SING? OCTC, Brescia, KWC & the RiverPark are collaborating on a GODSPELL...
• Textbook Event
• Frustrated with My Math Lab? This workshop is for YOU! Come learn all about it...
• Stop by the main campus Library and check out the new Mechatronics display!
• RWRA Sewer Work on Carter Road Tomorrow
• The OCTC Bookstore will be closed Feb.1-6 as they are moving upstairs in the Cam...
• GrubHub special this week-Pizza Panini-zesty pizza sauce w/pepperoni, ham, Mozza...
• Southeast Area Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Tomorrow
• Stop past the main campus Library on the lower level of the LRC and get your stu...
• MLK Celebration
• RWRA Sewer Work at Intersection of Dublin Lane and North Chesterfield Drive
• Congressman Guthrie Invites Public to Local Listening Sessions
• OCTC Fri. 1/13/12 All campuses open on regular schedule.
• Reminder - mark your calendars now for Common Reading author Sherman Alexie's Ma...
• City Hall Closed on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - Sanitation on Regular Schedule and Transit on Modified Schedule
• Sign up for emergency notifications. Select Owensb...
• Bookstore Charges, Exchanges & Returns deadline-Tu Jan 17-Photo ID & Copy of Sch...
• Tattoo Parlor is opening soon! This semester our literary discussion group will...
• Grub Hub specials this week. Mozzarella Cheese Sticks served w/Marinara sauce-$3...
• Here is a main campus map w/schedule abbreviations in case you are a new student...
• Reminder: Monday is the last day to pay tuition or set up a tuition payment plan...
• Students in Casey Hamilton's Elementary School Literature class are shown with b...
• Students from Casey Hamilton’s Educational Psychology class fulfilled their Serv...
• Improved City Recycling Center Now Open on West Seventh Street
• 2012 State of the City
• Classes begin Jan. 9. START today-Campus Center upper level. Special hours Sat....
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program January 2012 Meetings
• Portion of Leitchfield Road Closed Today
• 2010-11 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
• City Leaf Collection Switches to Call-In Basis
• Just in time for Christmas! The CyberCenter folks are rolling out the new OCTC a...
• Happy Holidays everyone! Campuses close today and will reopen on Jan 2 @ 8AM. Sa...
• City Hall, Transit and Sanitation Holiday Schedule
• OCTC December Commencement
• Congrats to all the graduates tonight! 7P RiverPark Center!
• Something fun and creative to do over the break! And some of our very own OCTC f...
• Experience Ice at Riverfront Crossing this Saturday, December 17
• EF COLLEGE STUDY TOURS TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY MAY 16-24, 2012 FEE: $3,600* Open to A...
• Get study and exam prep tips from the experts! Check out this video from the TE...
• Dec. 9th is the last day to sign up for the tuition payment plan with only a 25%...
• Global Spectrum 12.6.11
• Graduation is Thu. Dec. 15 7PM @ RiverPark Center. Grad practice is 3:30PM Wed....
• OCTC Chorus-Christmas Concert
• Please see www.dcema.us for an updated list of county road closings. As of Monda...
• Miller Trailways Moves Operations to Agency in Owensboro, KY
• Transit System Offering Free Transit Service During "Twelve Days of Christmas"
• St. Ann Closed From Veterans to Second for Three Weeks
• Students! Please check your email and fill out the Foundations of Excellence su...
• A Christmas Story
• I couldn't resist....
• What's in this lovely basket? Here's a list for you!
• This Holiday basket is up for auction and is on display in the Library. All pro...
• Did you rent your books this semester? Please return all rentals to the bookstor...
• The GrubHub's last day of this semester is Th. 12/2. They will re-open on the f...
• Book Buyback @ OCTC Bookstore: M-T 12/5-6 8A-5:30P; W-TH 12/7-8 8A-5P; F 12/9 8A...
• Portion of Highway 60 East Closed Tomorrow for Water Line Repairs
• GrubHub:This week’s Special 11/28-12/1 A Walking Taco – crushed Fritos, combined...
• Happy Thanksgiving. Campuses closed Thu.-Sun. Enjoy the holiday!
• No December Neighborhood Alliance Meetings
• Multicultural Summit & Potluck
• Multicultural Summit & Potluck
• We are pleased to announce the Spring 2012 Common Reading: Sherman Alexie's Nat...
• STUDENTS: Don't forget to respond to the Foundations of Excellence survey Dr. Kl...
• We Need a Little Christmas NOW!
• OA Walk the Vote
• We really enjoyed having Big Red at the SGA/Joint Admissions Pizza Party this week!
• The Foundation for OCTC was awarded a grant from Impact 100, a local non-profit...
• City Government Offices Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• SGA Hanging of the Greens
• Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance December Meeting Canceled
• Owensboro, Kentucky Featured in American Executive Magazine
• Owensboro, Kentucky Featured in New York Times for Downtown Development Initiatives
• Joint Admissions Pizza Party - Today! 1:30-2:30 ATC 107 See you there!!
• Holiday Cheer and Hanging of the Greens - This Thurs @ 11 (Library)!
• Don't forget to attend Test Prep 101 (ATC 107 12-1) today and tomorrow!
• Dav. Co. Emergency Mgmt.-Tornado Watch until 10 PM.
• Joint Admissions Pizza Party - Wed. Nov. 16 (1:30-2:30) ATC 107. Free pizza, pr...
• We Need A Little Christmas NOW! interview on CH71 OCTV
• OMU, Community Development to Host Holiday Lighting Contest
• Mon. Oct. 31--United Way Haunted DIner. Chili for a donation. Vote for your favs...
• City of Owensboro Prepares for 2011 Snow Season
• The Laramie Project--a play presented by OCTC's Oak Island Theatre. Oct. 27-29,...
• City of Owensboro Halloween will be Observed Monday, October 31
• Get ready for some spooky good chili! The United Way Chili Cook-Off is in the Ha...
• Come prep for finals w/ a panel of test experts and get a FREE test prep kit wit...
• Only 4 more days to Name the Ghost! Stop by any OCTC Library location and enter!
• UK transfer rep will be here tomorrow from 11-1. Call 686-4529 to sign up!
• Daviess County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Daviess County
• Save the date! 11/18/11!
• Ready2Transfer? Tu-UofL@OMHS BSN program. W-USI; Th-UK; F-IN Wesleyan. Call the...
• Save the Date for the United Way Chili Cook-Off! Oct. 31, 11-1:30, ATC 107!
• Reminder - Mark Bohleber, OCTC Security Director, will be speaking on Wed. and T...
• Upcoming events: In addition to Mark Bohleber's lectures this week here are some...
• Midtown East Neighborhood Alliance to Host Free Presentation by American Red Cross
• Last Week for Limb Collection
• Scherm Road Construction Updates
• Neighborhood Alliance Program November 2011 Meeting List
• RWRA Sewer Work on Section of Aristides Drive Friday
• RWRA Sewer Work on Wing Avenue Tomorrow
• Students from IT & Crim. Justice left on a field trip this a.m. to visit the Reg...
• East 16th Street Closed from Triplett to Sweeney Tomorrow
• Need to do some research? The OCTC Library is open Fall Break Week 8am-4pm!
• The Construction Technology class @OCTC made a 2nd visit to the building site of...
• FALL BREAK-Oct. 10-15, no classes.
• Last day of FALL FLING! 10a-2p - it's going to be another beautiful day - come...
• Dallas Avenue Closed Tomorrow for Sewer Repairs
• Portion of Allen Street Closed Tomorrow
• Riverfront Crossing Grand Opening Saturday, October 8
• FALL FLING: Today and Tomorrow! 10a-2p outside in this beautiful weather - come...
• !Enter the OCTC LIBRARY’S “NAME THE GHOST” CONTEST! Entry forms available at th...
• At the Fall Fling on Tue. and Wed. you can support scholarships/education for wo...
• Flag Football Practice! This Tues. & Wed. @ 5 pm on OCTC front lawn by Veach Rd...
• In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month - a program will be held on the su...
• FALL FLING is Tues. & Wed. (10a-2p) Come out and support your OCTC student orga...
• Alley Behind 2315 Frederica Street Closed for Sewer Work Tomorrow
• Just a reminder that we do not allow items for sale to be posted on this page....
• Heard on Campus: "I don't have my homework, the dog ate my USB.":)
• Don't forget about the free movie night tonight - behind the Administration Buil...
• A transfer rep from UofL on campus TODAY, Sept. 28th 10 a -2p. Lower level-Camp...
• Sixth Annual ‘Boo Fest’
• Join us for a Student Forum with Dr. Klauber on Thurs. from 11-12 pm in ATC 107....
• OFD Investigating Cause of Two House Fires in the 1700 Block of McConnell Avenue
• RWRA Sewer Work on Conway Avenue Monday
• RWRA Sewer Work on Hickman Avenue Monday
• RWRA Sewer Work on Saint Ann Street Monday
• RWRA Sewer Work on 20th Street Monday
• Portion of Second Street Closed Today Through the Weekend
• Shifley-York Neighborhood Pride Day October 1
• Reminder that the free movie Flight 93 will be shown at OCTC next Wed. night:
• Byers Avenue Closed Between Veach and JR Miller Starting Monday
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program: October 2011 Meetings
• RWRA Sewer Work East 25th Street Today
• Ready to Transfer? The BSN prog. @OMHS w/UofL meet with prog. asst. Wed! Call 6...
• Use your college ID at the Creme for an extra 10% off! Get your OCTC student ID...
• Rinaldo Road Closed Tomorrow for Construction
• FALL FLING will be held Tues. & Wed., Oct. 4-5 (10a-2p) this year! Mark your ca...
• Here's a better photo of the scarecrow "all put together". Great job Art Club!
• From today's M&I: Great pics of the art club building 10ft. scarecrow!
• Discover College & Mechatronics host STEM Innovation Celebration tonight from 5-...
• There is such a thing as free lunch! Free Pizza! Fri. Sept. 16, 11A-12:15P Const...
• Stop by HUMANITIES today to vote for SGA and grab a $2 HOTDOG COMBO for lunch!...
• OMU Work on Frost Avenue Until 2:00 PM Today
• RWRA Sewer Work on East 24th Street Starting Tomorrow
• Portion of West First Street Closed for Repairs Today
• Looking for someone who is jointly admitted to WKU-O & wouldn't mind talking abo...
• From 9/11 Memorial Event.
• All invited-Free Pizza! Fri. Sept. 16, 11A-12:15P Constitution Day event w/Dr. J...
• Stop by Humanities today from 10:30-1 to buy hotdogs, chips, and drinks ($2 comb...
• Megan Bartlett for Joint Admissions Representative
• Parker Johnson for Recruiting Representative
• Natalie Addington for Joint Admissions Representative
• Zach Shreve for Treasurer
• Jodie Basham for Community Service Representative
• Amber Barrett for Freshmen Representative
• Hart Jones for Treasurer
• Jordan Milby for Parliamentarian
• Thanks to the folks in the LRC for preparing this slideshow in tribute of the 10...
• OCTC Professors Headline Writers Coffeehouse Opening. 3rd Tues Writers Coffeehou...
• Owensboro Fire and Police Departments to Honor Fallen Victims of 9/11 and Community September 11, 2011 (Patriot Day) Observations
• Ruth Boyd for Adult Student Rep
• Brandon Lee for Parliamentarian
• Mallory Leucht for Secretary
• Jon Linn for Joint Admissions Representative
• SGA Elections will be held Mon. & Tues., Sept. 12-13. We will be selling hotdog...
• Organization 13-the student anime club is meeting today @ 4P in TCE107. All stud...
• RWRA Sewer Work on Parrish Avenue Starting Tomorrow
• Student Government Association Information Meeting today - 12:30-2:30 in ATC 222...
• The memorial for the heroes and victims of 9/11/01, will take place this Saturda...
• The Library Center at the SE campus is now open! Come by and let us help you w...
• GRADUATING IN Dec? Apply Sept. 6-15 in student records-Campus Center, upper level.
• West 12th Street Repairs Starting Tuesday, September 6
• Midtown East Neighborhood Alliance Hosting Neighborhood Cleanup
• Code of Ordinances now mobile friendly
• OFD Reports Increase in Outside Fires
• City Hall, Transit and Sanitation Schedules for Labor Day
• Studentfest continues today 11A-2P ATC, free hotdogs 11A-1P in the mall area! Th...
• TODAY & TOMORROW! Studentfest 11A-2P ATC107; Welcome back cookout-11A-1P in mall...
• A transfer representative from UK will be in the Career Resource & Transfer Cent...
• A representative from University of Ky will be in the Career Resource & Transfer...
• Portion of West 18th Street Closed Wednesday
• Fall Semester OCTC ID Card Schedule: Monday: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Tuesday: 9:...
• Mark your calendars!
• Coming in November--a free smoking cessation class on the campus for those inter...
• WKU-O Invites you to their Welcome Back Cookout Next Week, Aug. 29-31 (3-6:30 pm)
• Welcome Back Cookout & Student Fest: Tues & Wed, Aug. 30-31 (11-2), ATC/Sidewalk...
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program September 2011 Meetings
• Midtown East Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Location Changed
• OCTC is testing a new communications tool to some of our students today. KNECT (...
• Back to School for Owensboro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stop by the Library in the LRC and get your Student I.D made this week. Don't f...
• Online Readiness Workshops begin today at 9:00am and again at 1:00pm. Hope to s...
• Portion of East Byers Closed Monday for Repairs
• out t...
• Mark your calendar for this event on 9/10/11.
• theGrubHub is located upstairs in the Campus Center, check out the specials for...
• Owensboro-Daviess County Central Dispatch Improves 9-1-1 Response Capabilities with Smart911
• out the alum pag...
• Midtown East Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Location Changed
• 2011-2012 City of Owensboro Annual Budget
• 1st day of classes & it feels like fall. The Grub Hub is open & the coffee smell...
• If you would like to participate in a free smoking cessation class just post her...
• The Main Campus (MN) is limiting tobacco use to the Gazebos this semester and wi...
• The Downtown (DT) Campus on Frederica Street is limiting smoking to the covered...
• Southeastern Campus (SE) is going tobacco free this semester. That means no toba...
• Sat. 8/13 START Center, Bookstore, and fee payment open 9-12N.
• Don't forget about this event on Sat. 8/13, our own DJ...
• Don't forget tuition is due Monday, August 15th! The Fee Payment Office is open...
• Local artists and OCTC alums Charles Shoemaker & Aaron Midkiff are exhibiting a...
• You are invited to join OCTC in reading the Fall 2011 Common Reading, marking th...
• RWRA Sewer Work on Fairway Drive Starting Wednesday
• Tuition for the Fall 2011 semester is due Monday, August 15th! The fee payment...
• North Side of 700 Block of East Fourth Street Closed
• Fin Aid charges in bookstore begin today. Student Affairs offices open until 5:3...
• Final week to sign up for Fall 2011--classes start next Mon. Aug. 15. visit the...
• Join the OCTC Chorus! This choral group, of students & community members, meets...
• Owensboro Police Department to host Pedal with the Police
• Need a student ID? Visit the library. The first one is free.
• OCTC offers private music instruction in voice, piano, and guitar for Fall 2011....
• The CyberCenter at OCTC would like to welcome back the Faculty of OCTC. Pleas...
• Welcome back faculty! Summer finals 8/1-8/2. Fall semester begins Aug. 15. Ne...
• Intersection of Scherm and South Griffith Closed Starting Tuesday
• Community Leaders Rally for Homeownership and Credit Repair
• RWRA Work on Lexington Avenue Starting Monday
• RWRA Sewer Work on 18th Street Starting Monday
• BIG MUSIC WEEKEND! Saturday The Big "O" Music Fest at Reid's Orchard featuring D...
• Dr. Scott Williams and his nephew Diesel--who actually likes to wear a shirt and...
• Hel...
• Due to scheduled maintenance and upgrades, the OCTC Fee Payment Office will not...
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program August 2011 Meetings
• Scherm Ditch Phase III Construction: Christie and Scherm Intersection Closed Thursday
• Dr. Jim Klauber, president of OCTC, congratulates Richard Loyd at the SkillTrain...
• ummer Courses--Final Exams Aug. 1-2. Fall classes begin Aug. 15. See START Center for more info--upstairs campus center.
• OCTC Student featured at Exhibit! Emilee Seaman, is a 19-year-old soph. at OCTC, majoring in Psychology. Emilee shares her vision through storytelling, songs and photography. The exhibit is at the Duncan Center, M-F 11A-4P, until July 30. The artists rec
• Excessive Heat Watch - Cooling Shelters Open
• Thanks to Prof. Michael Boyd for taking and sharing this photo of the blue bridge currently under construction!
• Are you feelin' Hot, Hot, Hot?
• Byers Avenue Repainting Between Burlew and Veach Wednesday
• Fourth Street Closed Thursday for Street Maintenance
• Check out the new CyberCenter's FB page!
• Old Hartford Road Shoulder-Widening Project Complete
• TONIGHT! Friday After 5--C U there! Stop by and get some freebies! (The President of OCTC will be there--so go up and say "Hi!"--Dr. Klauber (Clawbur).
• July 21, 2011 Dogwood Azalea Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Canceled
• Frederica Down to One Lane Next Week from 17th to 24th Street
• Griffith Place East Closed for Sewer Repairs Tomorrow
• Freeman Avenue Closed for Water Repairs
• Gemini Drive Closed for Asphalt Repairs Through Tomorrow AM
• OCTC is hosting Friday After 5 this Friday, July 15--the band will be V-Groove. Should be fun-- join us, we are inviting all alums and celebrating our 25th Anniversary!
• OCTC Bookstore Accepting Applications for PT Temp Employment Deadline to apply – Fri, July 15. Applications available @Bookstore (Campus Center)
• Fourth Street Lane Closing Scheduled Starting Tomorrow
• Check out the link for info on a new music and art festival in Owensboro for August
• Fireworks Celebration Canceled and Rescheduled for July 8
• Byers Avenue to Open During July 4 Holiday Weekend - Schedule Change
• City of Owensboro Implements New Firework Use Ordinance
• Byers Avenue to Open During July 4 Holiday Weekend Only (revised)
• Dugan Best Alliance to Host Gala Day July 9
• Veach Road to Open During July 4 Holiday Weekend Only
• RWRA Sewer Work on Griffith Place West Tuesday, July 5
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program July 2011 Meeting Schedule
• City Independence Day Schedule - Sanitation Schedule Modified and Transit, City Hall Closed
• Cyclist Group Making Their Way Through Owensboro Monday
• I've got someone from Financial Aid checking into the balance due issues. Hopefully they will post some info soon and give eveyone an update.
• Owensboro Fire Department to Participate in 2011 Safety Week
• West Fifth Street and Walnut Closed for OMU Repair Work
• got it--try this one Carla--sorry.
• Heavy Truck Traffic Prohibited on Second Street Starting Monday
• A partnership between OCTC, Brescia, KWC and WKU-O.
• OCTC is hosting Friday After 5 on July 15--the band will be V-Groove. Should be fun-- join us, we are inviting all alums and celebrating our 25th Anniversary!
• Owensboro's 'Blue Bridge' to Close July 5 for Deck Reconstruction Project
• Northwest Alliance to Hold Cleanup Saturday, June 25
• Graduating in Aug.? June 17 is the deadline to file an app to graduate--see Student Records, upstairs Campus Center.
• Overheard: "Girl, you need to drop him like a stale pop tart. Cancel him like a high-interest credit card.":)
• Owensboro Police Department to Conduct Presentation About Meth Labs at Shifley-York Neighborhood Alliance Tomorrow
• Scherm Ditch Phase III Street Closings Next Week
• OMU Closing Freeman Between Ford and Griffith
• Portion of Byers Avenue Closed for Sewer and Street Improvements
• Scherm Road Closed from Royal Drive to South Griffith Starting Tomorrow
• Owensboro Fire Department Testing Hydrants Starting Next Week
• June 8 is the last day to pay tuition for summer. Pay in person in the admin bldg or online at:
• Summer students may now charge books to their financial aid account in the bookstore. Still time to sign up for summer --classes start Jun 8.
• Burlew Boulevard Maintenance Scheduled for Thursday
• This holiday weekend, remember the reason for the holiday. Thank a solider/veteran and their family for their service and dedication, to the greatest nation in the world, the United States of America.
• City of Owensboro Implements New Ordinances for Firework Use and Sales and Property Maintenance
• Regular summer session June 8-Aug. 2. Stop by the START Center to sign up today!
• Seven Hills Neighborhood Alliance to Host Yard Sale
• Severe Weather Alert for Today Through Early Thursday Morning
• Audubon-Bon Harbor Neighborhood Alliance to Host Summer Yard Sales
• Just posted a little slideshow from Dec. 2010 Graduation on the alum page--check it out at
• City Hall, Transit Closed and Sanitation Schedule Modified for Memorial Day
• Are you a graduate of OCTC? "like" our alumni page and learn how to join the alumni association!
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program June 2011 Meetings
• Owensboro Memorial Day Half-Marathon
• OPD to Conduct Presentations About Meth Labs at Local Neighborhood Alliance Meetings
• Street Closings for 2011 Legendary Live Music Fest this Saturday
• Dr. Klauber participating in a Leadership Panel on Dual Enrollment at the New Horizons conference this afternoon. Thanks to "Jimmy Olsen" aka Steve Bailes for being "on the street".
• Have YOU Hugged a First Responder lately?? National EMS Week- May 15-21. This year's theme is Everyday Heroes. Show your appreciation by saying "thanks" and participating in our Hug-a-First Responder Photo contest! Visit the KY Board of
• You still have time to save big loot! Register for next year's classes at this year's rate and save. FInd out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• Scherm Road Closed from Surrey Drive East to Christie Place Starting Tuesday
• Street Closings for 2011 International Bar-B-Q Festival
• Here is a clip from the recessional at the nursing pinning ceremony--recognize anybody?
• Congratulations to OCTC Library’s Puzzle Contest Winners: Sherry Lee and Casey Hamilton correctly identified the most proverbidioms depicted on our puzzle. Thanks to all our particpants!
• RWRA Sewer Work on McCulloch Avenue Tomorrow
• Graduation tonight 7 PM at RIverPark Center. 548 graduates and we will be awarding 1,045 credentials.
• Vote to Help Local Shelter, Oasis Win a Free, New Van
• OCTC Library hours for intercession are 8am to 4pm, M-F, May 9 through June 6.
• Scherm Road Closed from Dickey Drive to Surrey Drive East Starting Monday
• Old Hartford Road Closing Monday, May 9
• OCTC's Speech & Debate team competed @ NEDA Debate Nationals at Ball State University on March 18-19, 2011. OCTC had two pairs compete in Crossfire Debate. P. J. Johnson from DCHS-Owensboro and Emilee Seaman, a freshman from Owensboro, won thir
• OCTC is hosting 1st Annual Cricket Girl Scout Expo for Brownies & Juniors. The programs are presented by 20+ OCTC faculty, staff & students. 35 workshops in a variety of topics, coordinated by Kristi Harrison, Program Delivery Coordinator: kharri
• HVAC licensing testing prep courses M, W, & Th. 4:30–7:30P 5/23–6/23. Fee/Books: $760 call 270-686-4444 to register.
• Taking Summer classes and need to set up a tuition payment plan? Visit www.octc.kctcs.edu/sunrise or stop by the Business Office today!
• Dugan Best Neighborhood to Host Cleanup Saturday, May 21
• HUD's Home Program Reaches One Million Mark - Owensboro, Kentucky home becomes milestone in landmark affordable housing program
• Old Hartford Road Closed for Street Maintenance
• Carter Road Closed at King's Drugs
• Need a pick-me-up while studying for finals? Stop by the OCTC Library on the main campus for some lemonade and cookies starting at 10am today!
• Scherm Road Closed from Windsor Avenue to Royal Drive Starting Monday
• Old Hartford Road Closed Friday, April 29
• City of Owensboro Celebrates 2011 Arbor Day with Announcement
• Serve & Protect 8 new officers sworn in By D. HIGHLAND, The Daily News Tues, April 26, 2011. Bowling Green Police Dept Chief Doug Hawkins welcomed 8 new police officers to the dept. Mon., referring to their chosen career in law enforcement as “
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program May 2011 Meetings
• Portions of Griffith Avenue Closed for OMU Work Today
• Tornado Warning Tues. 4/26/11 until 5:45 PM for Daviess County. Seek shelter immediately and remain there until the warning expires.
• Flooding Imminent in the Owensboro Region
• Electrical Cont. Ed. Classes-Rick Thurman will teach Article 200 & Code Changes for 2011 and Safety on the Job. Earn all 6 hrs of the KY Housing, Buildings, & Construction Division of Electrical Licensing req. for annual Master/Journeyman electr
• Wesleyan-Shawnee Neighborhood to Hold Cleanup Saturday, April 30
• OCTC will host a Commencement Ceremony-Tue. May 10@ 7P RiverPark Center. The keynote address will be given by Dr. Michael B. McCall, president of KCTCS. OCTC students that have been selected to participate in the formal part of the program include: Nico
• OCTC Chorus hosting Spring Concert Mon., May 2 2011 @ 7:30 PM @ First Christian Church. Directed by Dr. Connie Ford and accompanied by Angela Bruce.
• Flood Warnings Continue for Owensboro and Surrounding Areas
• Burlew Boulevard Closed Monday, April 25
• Yesterday KCTCS signed a new Go2Transfer agreement w/ Morehead State University! This agreement allows students to apply their associate in applied science degrees from any KCTCS college toward the completion of an online bachelor of university studies i
• OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Safety Training classes Get your OSHA 10 hour card upon completion. May 18 & 19 or May 24 – 25 from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. the first day and 8 – 11 a.m. the second day. $109 OCTC’s Downtown Campus or H
• Spring Fling Today (10-2 outside Campus Center) ANDY BRASHER performs live for us - don't miss it! Great food, snacks, and drinks...come check it out and support your student clubs and organizations between classes!
• Library Contest! How many sayings/ proverbs do you know? Visit the OCTC Main Campus Library to view the illustrations in our picture puzzle to find out. There are over 200 sayings to discover. How many will you identify? Enter by May 5, 7:00pm to win
• Customer Service Boot Camp Want to wow employers with your four-star customer service skills? Kick your career into gear with Customer Service Boot Camp! Learn business writing; oral communications; and problem solving, personal accountability and teamwo
• SPRING FLING IS TOMORROW AND THURSDAY! 10-2 in the sidewalk area (weather permitting). Enjoy good food, live music, games, and more!
• SPRING FLING IS COMING - part II! Wed and Thurs, Apr 20-21 (10-2)
• Don't forget about the GG Talbott Memorial Road Race tomorrow morning!
• Finals are coming up! Need a quiet place to study or help finding a research paper source? Come visit us at the OCTC Library! We're located on the ground floor of the LRC building on the main campus.
• Scherm Road Closed from Barron to Dickey Drive Starting Monday
• Sanitation on Normal Schedule and City Hall Closed in Observance of Good Friday, April 22
• SPRING FLING IS COMING!! April 20-21 (10a-2p)
• Still time to register for 5K Run/Walk on Sat. April 16. OCTC Students get in for $10, everyone else $25. Chip timing, perf. t's, proceeds to GG Talbott's scholarship. Check in & reg @8A-mn campus, race begins @9A @ Legion Pk.
• Transfer Fair Today!! ATC 107 from 10-1! Cool door prizes and great college info for transferring, scholarships, and more!
• ATTN MAY GRADUATES: Caps & Gowns are now available for purchase @ OCTC Bookstore. Deadline is Fri., April 29. Cost is $31.98+tax.
• Today's (Tuesday) creative writing workshop/presentation with George Ella Lyon at 2 p.m. has been moved to Blandford Hall (Humanities building) so we will have plenty of room! Don't forget about her reading/presentation Wed. at 12:30 (also in
• RWRA Sewer Work on West Third Street
• College Transfer Fair: Wed. April 13th (10-1 pm in ATC 107). COOL DOORPRIZES! Transfer Info! Scholarship Info! Check your OCTC email for more information.
• OCTC use your student or employee IDs this week at the Overflow Cafe for $1 off any Latte, Cappuccino or Mocha drink. Overflow Cafe @3232 Villa Pointe on HWY 54 Owensboro.
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• Slideshow from today's memorial for Dr. Cornelia J. Glenn.
• Riverfront Development Milestone - Owensboro Riverfront Wall Panels Hung
• OCTC Student entry fee-$10.
• REMINDER: Memorial today for Dr. Cornelia Glenn from 11:30A-1:30P in the Chandler Conference Center ATC 107. All invited and welcome to attend.
• Scherm Road to Barron Drive Closed Starting Monday, April 11
• Southeast Area Neighborhood Alliance will Meet April-June
• Students, don't forget to register for the GG Talbott Memorial 5K Road Race! Cash prize drawings for OCTC students who complete the race!
• Apollo Neighborhood to Host Pride Day
• Bow Ties--Seems like they are gaining in popularity:)
• REMINDER! theGrubHub Grand Opening is today! 2 Specials! Cheeseburger, Chips, Soft Drink, and a cookie for $3.99 Hotdog, Chips, Soft Drink, and a Cookie for $2.99. Serving begins@10:30AM.
• Cornelia Glenn Memorial Fri., April 8, 11:30A-1:30P in the Chandler Conf. Center-ATC107. All invited and welcome to attend.
• See "A Year with Frog & Toad" April 7 @ 7:30 P, April 8 @11A & 2P at RiverPark. $5 donation for adults, $3 per child. Presented by Oak Island Theater.
• George Ella Lyon on campus: An early reminder that George Ella Lyon, author of Catalpa, will be at OCTC on Tue. April 12 (workshop at 2 in HUM 127 for any interested student, faculty, or staff) and her reading on Wed. April 13 (12:30 in Blandford Hall, H
• Get Jiggy with the Piggy! Enroll for next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Find out if you qualify on KCTCS.edu. Just look for the Pig!
• Tomorrow is our Go2Transfer signing with Campbellsville University! This event will kick-off a statewide agreement for the KCTCS applied associate programs to transfer to one of the following bachelor program at Campbellsville University: criminal justic
• Public Works Department Declares War on Potholes
• PRIME TIME ADVISING IS HERE! MARCH 28-APRIL 15. Meet with your advisor now to register for Summer and Fall classes. (Your advisor is listed in your PeopleSoft account.)
• Planning to get a Bachelor's degree? Come to our College Transfer Fair: Wed., April 13 (10-1 Chandler Conference Center/ATC107). Whether it is your first semester at OCTC or your last, come talk with the 4 year colleges about your future plans. D
• OMU Closing Littell Street Tomorrow and Monday
• JR Miller Closed Monday, April 4
• Portions of Booth Avenue Closed Monday, April 4
• Please join us at the Grub Hub for a Grand Opening Event Wed, April 6 10:30am-1:30pm Grilled Burger & Hot Dog Combos at a Special Price Hope to see you there!
• RWRA Sewer Work on West Fifth Street
• "I'm Every Woman" presentations today at 10A, 12N and 1PM in ATC 107. Refreshments from 12-1. All invited!
• One Lane Closure of Second Street Tomorrow
• Free Inaugural Lunch today--they've been cookin' the BBQ since about 2AM--come on by and share the fun! Thanks to Canteen, the Anniversary Committee--especially Zara Basham and Kay Brown! 11A-1P in ATC Chandler Conf. Center.
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program April 2011 Meetings
• Concrete Street Repairs to Marycrest West on Tuesday, March 29
• RWRA Sewer Work on Griffith Place West Starting March 28
• No such thing as a free lunch? Yes there is!!--come on by and check it out on Tues., March 29 11-1 in the ATC.
• Hail from Wednesday.
• Prime TIme Advising-Mar 28-Apr 15. Look up your advisor, make an appt., sign up for summer & fall '11 classes. Get in on the guaranteed tuition rate!
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at (just click on the pig!).
• Daviess County Public Library/Button Making
• Tues., Mar 29 11A-1P Inauguration/Anniversary BBQ in the ATC. Free for all students, faculty and staff.
• Hello all! On behalf of the ENG 207 poetry students,I would like to invite you all to OCTC’s open mic Thursday March 24, 2:00 - Humanities 127.
• RWRA Sewer Work on Ninth Street Starting Wednesday
• World Affairs Council presents a FREE PUBLIC DEBATE - DISCUSSION w/OCTC Speech & Debate Team IMMIGRATION REFORM & THE 14TH AMENDMENT Tues., Mar. 22, 2011 @7pm Chandler Conf Rm (ATC 107)
• RWRA Sewer Work on Lexington Avenue
• US Bank Home Mortgage Building Ribbon Cutting March 24, 2011
• Emergency Shelter Grand Opening March 21, 2011
• Phi Theta Kappa attended the annual Ky Region meeting at Thomas More College Mar 4-5. The OCTC chapter won:Distinguished Officer-Ms. Nicole Shelton; Disting. Member -Donna Pedley; Disting. Advisors-Ms Barbara Bradley & Dr. Timothy Dick; Horizon Award
• University of Evansville (Wednesday, March 16th)) and Eastern Kentucky University (Thursday, March 17th) will have a transfer representative in the Career Resource & Transfer Center to meet with students. Please call 686-4529 for more information an
• REMINDER: two showings of Common Reading related documentary about coal mining and mountaintop removal, Deep Down, in the next week. Thur. March 17th from 2-3:15 and Mon. March 21st from 11-12:15. The event is free and open to all. Both showings are in
• REMINDER--Today is Pi Day--in the ATC until 2 PM--all the pie you can eat for a donation to Discover College! YUM!
• Single Parent Support Group (Thurs. March 24 @ 2 pm in ATC 202) If you are interested in joining the group come to the meeting or email joe.yazvac@kctcs.edu with your phone number, address, and availability at 2 pm on Thursdays.
• New U.S. 231 to Open Tomorrow!
• PRIME TIME ADVISING! Students meet with your advisors MARCH 28-APRIL 15 to sign up for Summer/Fall classes. If you don't know who your advisor is then check your Student Self-Service Account (PeopleSoft).
• Street Repairs Monday, March 14
• What holiday do we celebrate on March 14th? What might hungry mathematicians eat on the 3rd month’s 14th day? That’s right on March 14th (3.14…), Discover College will be celebrating National Pi Day with pie!
• RWRA Closing Parts of St. Ann Street for Sewer Repairs Today
• Hillcrest Area Alliance Meeting Cancelled Tonight
• RWRA Contractor Working on South Griffith Avenue
• World Changers Coming to Owensboro
• Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance March Meeting Temporarily Relocated
• RWRA Contractor Working on Windsor Avenue
• OCTC Spring Break March 7-12, no classes. Enjoy!
• Facebook Fans-I have removed 2 posts from fans selling merchandise. We've decided that since we cannot offer free adv to all, we should remove those posts. Legally we cannot serve as an intermediary in such transactions. That being said I encoura
• The OCTC library and the Common Reading program invite you to one of the two showings of the documentary (also shown on PBS) about coal mining and mountaintop removal, Deep Down, on Thur. March 17th from 2-3:15 and Mon. March 21st from 11-12:15. The ev
• Owensboro Fire Department Releases 2010 Statistics
• OMU Closing Portions of Fourth Street Starting March 3 for Utility Work
• Scherm Ditch Phase III Project Work to Resume
• RWRA Contractor Working on City Streets
• Northern Kentucky University's transfer rep will be here from 12-3 today! Stopy by the Career Resource & Transfer Center to make an appointment or call 686-4529.
• Here is a short clip from last night's Super SUnday event A great time was had by all!
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program March 2011 Meeitngs
• Bored today? Stop by the ATC and check out the FIRST Tech challenge teams from KY, IN, SC, TN and more--great outfits and cool robots--now until around 5.
• The Student Forum with Dr. Klauber is today at 12 pm in the Chandler Conference Center (ATC 107). Join us for a discussion of what's new at OCTC and voice your questions and ideas as members of the student body!
• Just a reminder there are two Common Reading related events this week. The Virginia Woolf lecture by Ms. Ruth is Thur. 24th at 12:30 (Tech 108) and the Global Studies lecture by Mrs. Collins and presentation of Babies film is Fri. 25th at 10 a.m. (ATC 1
• A Murray State transfer rep is on campus TODAY from 11-2. Call 686-4529 or stop by the Career Resource & Transfer Center to make an appointment!
• Make plans to attend the Student Forum with Dr. Klauber this Thursday from 12-1 pm in the Chandler Conference Center (ATC 107)!
• Dr. Jim Klauber talks about OCTC's Super Sunday.
• Carltez talks about his experience at OCTC and the value of education.
• OCTC-all campuses will be closed on Monday for President's Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
• OCTC alum Carltez Hampton speaks at the proclamation annoucement yesterday!
• Downtown Convention Center Public Forum
• Gazebos installed on campus as new smoking areas. Located between the HUM & TECH, LRC & ACA, and behind party patio between ATC & CC. More info coming soon.
• Kentucky Wesleyan will have a transfer rep on campus tomorrow from 12-3 pm. Call 686-4529 or stop by the Career Resource & Transfer Center to sign up!
• Presidents' Day: No Change to Sanitation Schedule
• Black HIstory month events: Thur. 2/17 11:30A & 5:30P Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes w/Pam Smith-Wright in Chandler Conf Center ATC 107. Tues.2/22 @ 1P & 5:30P "Hate Speech is Lame" w/Josh Caplan in Blandford Hall.
• Street Repairs Tuesday, February 15
• Join us on Tue., Feb. 15 as Dr. Klauber, OCTC President, presents a talk about his experiences in Kosovo. Humanities Building, Blandford Hall. Free and open to the public.
• UK will have a transfer representative on campus tomorrow, Tues, Feb. 15 to meet with students interested in transferring to UK. There are still a few slots open. Please call us at 686-4529 for an appt. time.
• The new name of the dining area, earning 26.5% of the vote is (drum roll please) theGrub Hub. Thanks to Aaron Hall for submitting the winning entry and I appreciate all the participation.
• Black HIstory Month Event: Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes this Thurs. @ 11:30 & 5:30. Pam Smith-Wright will be the facilitator. Chandler Conf Center.
• City of Owensboro Bird Control
• "A Mind Beside Itself" Movie Premier is tonight! Showings at 7:30 pm and 8:30 pm in Blanford Hall. FREE and sponsored by SGA! Come out and see this love story with a psychological twist.
• use the above link to access a survey monkey page and vote on your choice to "name the dining area". The suvery will remain open until 7:30 AM on Feb 14. Thanks and have a great day!
• A Taste of Africa- Thur 2/10 11A-1P in ATC107 Chandler Conf. Center
• Southeast NAB Meeting Canceled February 10
• Thur., Feb. 10, 2011 OCTC will open at 10 AM.
• Wed. Feb. 9, 2011 OCTC will be closing @ 3PM due to inclement weather-no evening classes.
• The pre-nursing conference for this afternoon has been changed to 15 Feb 2011; Tech Building; Rm 201 4-4:30PM.
• Apply for May graduation thru Feb 11, bring your academic plan completed after Oct 1, and allow 15 min. to complete the packet. Grad packets can be completed in Student Records Campus center, upper level,near dining area.
• Tues. 2/8/11. Open and on a regular schedule.
• Mon. 2/7/11 We will be open and operating on a regular schedule this evening.
• City Commission Work Session
• SGA sponsored movie screening! Friday, February 11 in Blanford Hall. Showings at 7:30 and 8:30 pm - it is FREE! Come check out this love story with a psychological twist...created by former OCTC student, PJ Starks.
• Super Sunday held in conjunction with Men Praising God Choir Day at the Neblett Center on Feb. 27 @3PM
• use the above link to access a survey monkey page and vote on your choice to "name the dining area". The suvery will remain open until 7:30 AM on Feb 14. Thanks and have a great day!
• Vacuum Leaf Season Ending
• Winter Weather Advisory
• Neighborhood Alliance Meetings List - February 2011
• Downtown Convention Center Steering Committee Meeting & Public Forum
• Just an update on some requests: All vending/pop machines on the MN campus will soon be updated to accept $5 bills to ease the "change" issue. All machines will be upgraded to accept debit/credit cards within the next week or so. We have requ
• The OCTC Library has a new web page and web address! Check us out at:
• Graduating in May? Apply in student records--Feb 2-11.
• Industrial Development Authority Accepts Resignation
• SGA sponsored movie night! Friday, February 11 in Blanford Hall. Showings at 7:30 and 8:30 pm - it is FREE! Come check out this love story with a psychological twist...created by former OCTC student, PJ Starks.
• Help us name the dining area. There is an entry box in the dining area for your suggestions. We'll take all your entires thru 2/2/11--then we'll pick the top 5 and all will get the chance to vote via the web. Winning entry gets some goodies. Vo
• Do you plan to transfer to a 4-year college after OCTC? Don't wait to begin planning for your future - chat with a transfer rep this month! For more info about college visit dates and times call, email, or stop by the Career Resource & Transfe
• Undecided about your major or career? The Career Resource & Transfer Center has FREE CAREER WORKSHOPS every month! Call, email, or stop by for more info!
• A transfer rep from UofL will be on campus tomorrow, February 1st from 11-2 in the Career Resource & Transfer Center. Call 686-4529 to schedule an appointment time to talk about your future plans!
• Help us name the dining area. There is an entry box in the dining area for your suggestions. We'll take all your entires thru 2/2/11--then we'll pick the top 5 and all will get the chance to vote via the web. Winning entry gets some goodies.
• Thurs. 1/27/11 OCTC open and operating on a regular schedule. Thanks to M&O for getting the campuses ready!
• Wed. 1/26/11 OCTC will be closed due to snow.
• Northwest Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Tonight is Canceled
• Portion of W. 5th Street Closed Jan. 26-27th
• Acting anyone? Tonight @ 6:30P in Blandford Hall--open auditions for a play or musical in the spring. If you can't make it but are interested call 686-4627. Open to students, faculty/staff and community members.
• SUPER Sunday, February 27 · 3 - 6pm @Neblett Center located at 801 W 5th St. Owensboro, KY. This event held in conjunction with the inter-faith Men Praising God Choir Day. For more info call 686-3784.
• Need a student ID? Visit the main campus Library; M-T 9A-12N; W-TH 2-6P. Please bring a current class schedule and a govt. issued ID.
• Graduating in May? Apply in student records--Feb 2-11.
• OCTC Monday 1/24/11--all campuses open as regularly scheduled.
• All campuses will be open for regularly scheduled activities on Sat. 1/22/11.
• City of Owensboro Parks Department Job Openings
• City of Owensboro Public Works Department Job Openings
• Vacuum Leaf Collection Ending
• OCTC All campuses closing @ 3PM Thurs., 1/20/11. No night classes. All campuses will be closed on Fri. 1/21/11 due to the weather conditions.
• Dogwood Azalea Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Canceled Today
• SIgn up for SNAP messages at www.kctcs.edu/snap -if you want texts select SMS messaging option.
• Winter Weather Advisory for Owensboro Jan. 20
• Today 1/19/11@11 AM in the LRC Dr. Obilade will give a MLK presentation. All invited.
• RWRA Contractor Working on 4th Street Tonight
• The Library now has a group study room# 217 in the LRC bldg. is reserved on Weds. from 3-5 pm for the spring semester. Inquiries about the room may be made at the circulation desk.
• Looking for a few good students to form a small fb group for some feedback on a naming contest for dining area and on the dining area in general. If you are interested in helping out please send an email to bernie.hale@kctcs.edu
• Cultural Organizations Review Panel Meeting
• Need a student ID? Visit the library now thru 1/24. Bring your log on credentials and your student ID #. Reminder--No classes on Monday.
• Southeast NAB January 13 Meeting Canceled
• The good news: Monday (1/17/11) is MLK Day-no classes, all campuses closed. OCTC's spring break is March 7-12, 2011.
• OCTC's new library website is available at:
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
• 1/12/11 OCTC all campuses open today on regular schedule. Be careful out there.
• Hillcrest Area NAB January 11 Meeting Canceled
• Shifley-York Neighborhood Alliance January 11 Meeting Canceled
• Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance January 11 Meeting Canceled
• 1/11/11 Tues-Jan 11. All Campuses Closed due to inclement weather.
• Classes start today! Free coffee in the Campus Center dining area. You can still register for classes thru Fri.
• Classes begin Mon. Jan. 10--you can still register thru Fri.--Free coffee in our new dining area-upstairs in the Campus Center daily 8A-2P.
• Don't forget that Monday, January 10th is the last day to pay your Spring 2011 tuition or sign up for a Tuition Payment Plan. Save time and pay online!
• RWRA Working on City Streets
• The OCTC Common Reading program now has a Facebook page too. Please "friend" us to get details about this semester's book, Catalpa by George Ella Lyon, and upcoming events. (Just search "OCTC Common Reading" in Facebook to find
• Sing in the OCTC Chorus! One weekly Mon. eve. rehearsal • Sing with other students, faculty, staff, & community members! • Concerts at the end of each semester. • One hour of credit Contact Dr. Connie Ford at connie.ford@kctcs.edu or 6
• Music Performance & Private Instruction Classes Spring 2011 Applied Music Courses • Learn how to play an instrument or how to sing. • Improve skills in singing, on piano, guitar, trumpet, or trombone • Gain confidence through private
• Reminder: Tuition for the Spring 2011 semester is due by 5:30pm on Monday, January 10th! Skip the long line and pay online at
• Mayor Payne to Speak at January 6 Rooster Booster
• Still time to enroll for Spring 2011--classes begin 1/10/11. Visit the START Center-in the Campus Ctr upper level daily until 5:30P or this Sat. 9A-12N.
• Neighborhood Alliance Progam January 2011 Meetings
• Happy New Year! OCTC is open and ready to serve students! Open till 5 PM today. Classes begin 1/10/11.
• Owensboro Street Dept. Performing Repairs January 3
• Happy New Year! Our offices will re-open @ 8AM on Mon. 1/3/11. You can get an application or check out the course schedule online at www.owensboro.kctcs.edu
• Get Movin' participants-last day for assessments @HealthPark call 685-7100 for appt. or stop by from 12-3 or 4-7--enter mn doors and go right to chapel area--takes about 10 min. Start tracking your minutes on Sat.--Happy New Year!
• Financial Report for Fiscal Year Ended June 2010
• Installation of Owensboro Board of Commissioners December 30
• City Hall, Transit and Sanitation Holiday Schedule
• OCTC will close for the holidays @ 4:30P on F 12/17. HOLIDAY HOURS 9A-2P M-T DEC 20-21; M-TH DEC 27-30. CAMPUS CTR-UPPER LEVEL. Reg hours resume 1/3/11.
• Thurs. Dec. 16, 2010--All campuses open at 10AM.
• How cool is this! Thanks to Prof. Boyd for taking this earlier today!
• Parkway Drive Closed Wednesday, December 15
• Graduation 7 PM @ RPC--graduating students please arrive at 6PM.
• Reminder: Graduation practice today @ 3:30 PM @ RiverPark Center! Graduation 2morrow @ 7PM @ RPC!
• Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance December Meeting Canceled
• All campuses-OCTC will open @ 10AM on Mon., Dec. 13.--Grad practice will be @3:30PM at RiverPark.
• The City of Owenboro is taking applications for the position of firefighter.
• City to Move Forward with Demolition of Brownfield Properties
• Reminder: Today is the last day to sign up for the Tuition Payment Plan with only a 25% down payment required! After today the required down payment will be 50%.
• Finals in progress....hang in there folks it is almost over!
• 2010 Cap Gardner Employee of the Year Award Presented to Ronnie Ferguson
• Fall 2010 Art Awards:Best in Show, Christina Nix, Oil Painting -Pink Flower; 1st Place Painting, Luke Ray, Oil Painting-Blood Brother at the Asnieres;1st Place Drawing, Ashley Gabbert, Charcoal-Eternal Peace; 1st Place 3D, Ron Kitchens, Ceramic Teapot-Oc
• Tonight! Mon. Dec. 6 7:30 PM-OCTC Chorus performs Christmas Concert at First Christian Church.
• Good luck to Owensboro Catholic High in their quest for a state championship this afternoon!
• A Christmas Carol
• Fri., Dec. 3 12N in LRC join us for the Hanging of the Greens and get into the holiday spirit!
• Transit System Offering Free Transit Service During 'Twelve Days of Christmas'
• Winter Wonderland
• This Sat. elem. &mid. school students will be @ OCTC campus to compete in the regional FIRST Lego League competition. FIRST Lego League is a robotics competition that uses real-world concepts by building LEGO-based robots to complete tasks on a them
• Book Buy Back: M-T Dec. 6-7 8-5:30; W-Th Dec. 8-9 8-5; F Dec. 10 8-1; Sat. Dec.11 9-12N. Bookstore lower level Campus Ctr.
• Hanging of the Greens - an OCTC tradition - will take place on Friday, December 3rd at 12 in the Library. Come take a break from studying for finals and enjoy holiday food, music, and cheer!
• Student Forum with Dr. Klauber! Come enjoy refreshments and good conversation with our president about new initiatives at OCTC on Thursday, December 2 at 10 am in ATC 107.
• Mon. 10 AM-Chandler Conf. Ctr in the ATC regional announcement on the new partnership inititative Community Campus! 6:30 PM Info meeting for parents in BLH.
• All OCTC Campuses will be closed Thur.- Sun. Happy Thanksgiving!
• Moreland Avenue Closed for Repairs Monday, November 29
• The library and the TLC will have special hours on Thansgiving Eve--7:45AM-5PM. Almost time to get your turkey on!
• On Wed., Nov. 17 Hein Htat, a Burmese refugee from the International Center in Bowling Green, was at OCTC and talked about his life, before, during and after his exodus from Burma. The event was sponsored by the Global Studies Group at OCTC. For more pi
• Christmas Parade 2morrow! 4:30 PM--the art club have built an amazing float and some of us will be walking and handing out candy; our own president, Dr. Klauber will be one of the grand marshalls! Take a pic and post it here and I'll hook the first
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program December 2010 Meetings
• Owensboro-Daviess County Christmas Parade this Saturday, November 20
• November Dogwood Azalea Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Canceled
• City Government Offices Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• Hillcrest Area Alliance Meeting Cancelled Tonight
• Dark skies in Owensboro -- could be a wild day of storms ahead.
• Owensboro Ranked 95th on the Milken Institute's Best Performing Small Cities 2010
• KWC sponsoring Friday After Five tonight. Come on down!
• Opening Convocation at Wesleyan Heights -- official beginning of the school year!
• Beautiful night for football! KWC up 20-13 over Pikeville in second quarter.
• Students learning more about KWC at the Madisonville Regional College Fair -- it's been busy!
• Owensboro Public Works Department Declares War on Potholes!
• Owensboro-Daviess County Veterans Day Parade Saturday, November 6
• BB&T, Audubon and City of Owensboro to Offer Weatherization Workshop
• City Fire Department Conducting Training Exercises
• City Offers Web Page for Street Closings
• Pyrotechnic Event for City's Bird Control Program Scheduled this Week
• Owensboro Public Works Department Declares War on Potholes!
• Seven Hills Neighborhood Alliance November Meeting Location Change
• RWRA Completing Sewer Repair Work on Grimes Avenue Tomorrow
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program November 2010 Meetings
• Owensboro Dragon Boat Committee Meeting Notice
• 21st Annual Ghosts and Goblins
• Fifth Annual Boo Fest
• Slaughter On Second Street Haunted House
• Owensboro Historic Preservatino Board Meeting Notice
• Owensboro to Host Sneak Peek for Riverfront Progress
• City Receives Merit Award for Downtown Placemaking Initiative and Riverfront Development
• Last Chance for Yard Waste Collection
• Got-Focus founder disputes Braun poll
• Pair arrested after referee punched at middle school basketball game
• Marching bands to compete Saturday
• Teen killed in ATV accident
• Regional Briefs
• Woman dies after saving 5 children from house fire
• Burns named Inviting School
• Government's role in recovery disputed
• To Do Today
• Grand jury declines to indict driver who ran over man in road
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Fort Campbell soldier killed by IED
• Ultrasound studio providing 'precious' keepsakes
• New Kentucky River dam is finished
• Big Dipper's Pig Fest to benefit Help Office
• New Hampshire man is new director
• OFD chief: No decision yet on fatal fire's cause
• Briefs
• CORP studies united arts funds
• Saturday walk to raise awareness of Down syndrome
• OMU approved for $51 million bond issuance
• Armed student subdued by U of L faculty members
• Right to Life banquet organizers 'excited' about turnout, involvement
• Audit: State overbilled for food for prisons
• New Kentucky River dam is finished
• New Hampshire man is new director
• Briefs
• Saturday walk to raise awareness of Down syndrome
• OMU approved for $51 million bond issuance
• Armed student subdued by U of L faculty members
• Right to Life banquet organizers 'excited' about turnout, involvement
• Audit: State overbilled for food for prisons
• Got-Focus founder disputes Braun poll
• Pair arrested after referee punched at middle school basketball game
• Marching bands to compete Saturday
• 2 of 3 Barron Drive rezonings approved by Fiscal Court
• Students learn about world though equestrian games
• Woman dies after saving 5 children from house fire
• Do workers have right skills?
• Government's role in recovery disputed
• Grand jury declines to indict driver who ran over man in road
• Fort Campbell soldier killed by IED
• Daviess Fiscal Court Agenda, Oct. 7
• City OKs purchase of house at Ben Hawes Park
• To Do Today, Oct. 7
• Downtown projects impress Georgia visitors
• Gov. Beshear's 2011 war chest tops $3 million
• Region Briefs, Oct. 7
• Remembering two regional musical pioneers
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Conway
• Police say man burned car, shot at house
• In letters, Paducah school shooter discusses delusions
• Man charged after ramming porch with stolen truck, striking three
• Consultant to share findings today
• Candidates all say arts a vital part of city
• Get Movin' 2011 challenge issued
• Churchill Downs putting HullabaLOU festival on hold
• Schedules at AHS, DCHS synchronized
• Poll: Democrats lead in Daviess, McLean
• Proposed burn permit ordinance killed
• Latanzio suspended six months
• Area precinct workers plentiful
• Decision on rezoning along Barron Drive expected today
• RiverPark Center repays city
• Hungary sludge flood called ecological disaster
• Kentucky among targets for GOP alliance blitz
• Taste of Owensboro crowd opens mouths, wallets
• City Commission fires Coomes for misconduct
• Taste of Owensboro crowd opens mouths, wallets
• Area precinct workers plentiful
• City Commission fires Coomes for misconduct
• RiverPark Center repays city
• Area precinct workers plentiful
• City OKs purchase of house at Ben Hawes Park
• RiverPark Center repays city
• Downtown projects impress Georgia visitors
• City OKs purchase of house at Ben Hawes Park
• Briefs
• Downtown projects impress Georgia visitors
• Dickens receives diversion in stabbing
• Briefs
• Alls launches third card drive for U.S. military personnel
• Dickens receives diversion in stabbing
• Doctor denied probation for manslaughter
• Alls launches third card drive for U.S. military personnel
• Digest: Owensboro City Commission
• Doctor denied probation for manslaughter
• Paul, Democrats escalate ad war
• Digest: Owensboro City Commission
• Hungary sludge flood called ecological disaster
• Kentucky among targets for GOP alliance blitz
• Paul, Democrats escalate ad war
• Taste of Owensboro crowd opens mouths, wallets
• City Commission fires Coomes for misconduct
• Region Briefs, Oct. 5
• Second local Shaker's Pizza opening
• Man hurt in farming accident
• Town meeting needs volunteers
• Cooler weather a blessing for Oktoberfest
• Self-, clinical exams needed for thorough breast cancer awareness
• Academic teams win at PAA meets
• Street Closed for Repairs on Thursday
• Mystery festival's fate remains uncertain
• 4-year-old given send-off for dream trip
• Briefs
• City Commission agenda includes Public Events budget
• Business owner recycles nearly everything
• Report: State high exporter of guns used in crimes
• Owensboro City Commission Agenda
• OASIS to lose 10 percent of food supply contributions
• Region Briefs, Oct. 3
• Paul gets campaign help from his father
• Ford: Paul's positions puzzling
• Ursuline Associates are champs in Spelling Bee
• OPS teachers get laptops for first phase of technology plan
• City's payroll tax revenues up
• City project expected to fix flood problems
• Church reaches into the community with various programs
• Owensboro on Forbes' list; position may improve with projected new jobs
• Police break up meth labs; six people charged
• Heart surgery grants Haitian girl new life
• Four-day bluegrass festival attracts fans from around the world
• Breast cancer 5K walk set for Oct. 24
• Son suspected of killing parents caught
• County seeks nonprofits to work Christmas lights show
• Briefs
• To Do Today
• Work will downsize Winter Wonderland
• State gets federal funds for broadband
• WKU-O, Henderson college sign admissions agreement
• Local OMHS construction contracts given
• Paralympians advocate sports as therapy for troops
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Suspended OPD officers' hearings scheduled next week
• Four firms in running to design events center
• KWC's King stepping down
• Dragon boats on the horizon
• Taste of Owensboro on tap for Monday
• Wendell Ford to headline Democratic picnic
• 24th Farm Festival to feature International Harvester club
• OMHS to offer free prenatal classes at HealthPark
• City to reconsider mosque plans
• Briefs
• Local youth chorus to perform in England
• Area bands to compete Saturday
• To Do Today
• Neighborhood Alliance October Meeting Schedule
• Portion of Hathaway Closed for Street Work
• Old Germantown Park Oktoberfest Celebration October 9
• Experts: Families of addicts need help
• Merger appears dead for now
• Highway 60 yard sale will begin Friday
• Marksberry assails Guthrie for gas price remark
• Regional Briefs
• Small nonprofits face deadline
• To Do Today
• Students learn about Native American culture
• Gabe's Tower lien OK'd
• Regional Briefs
• Crowd sees the details of police dog work at show
• Conway television ad takes aim at Paul on Medicare
• City pursues lien on Gabe's Tower
• Nationally known 'Retro Bill' talks to students
• Realtors OK donations to seven candidates
• Expansion under way at Daymar College
• Beaver Dam woman meets first lady
• Committee OKs 2040 transportation plan
• Bank team cycling for Relay for Life
• Officials promote downtown strategy to IBMA
• State removing campaign signs from right of way
• Dry conditions push down farm yields
• Monday is deadline to register to vote
• Floyd mining petition deemed 'partial' victory
• Schools score well on test index
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Three couples elope to Indiana to unite in marriage
• Rhodes Scholar returns to make rounds in Russell
• Jury: Woman guilty of stealing sister's identity
• DCHS 9th, OHS 33rd at academic tournament in Antioch
• Grant will fund electrical safety training in region
• Forum on substance abuse issues is Thursday
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Soldier who defended base earns Bronze Star
• Judge tosses legal challenge over doctors in executions
• Some home kitchens might flunk inspection
• Bremen school bid is $486,000 under budget
• Reporter donates reporting winnings to institute
• Visitors Bureau to unveil website
• Actors to relate stories of those buried in cemetery
• Kunze proposes ag expo center
• Georgia group to visit for ideas
• Program given national honor, $1 million grant
• New breast cancer detection aid here
• Apollo Area Alliance Meeting Canceled
• Bremen school bid is $486,000 under budget
• Reporter donates reporting winnings to institute
• Visitors Bureau to unveil website
• Actors to relate stories of those buried in cemetery
• Kunze proposes ag expo center
• Fire destroys garage, damages home on Griffith Place West
• Floyd mining petition deemed 'partial' victory
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Rhodes Scholar returns to make rounds in Russell
• DCHS 9th, OHS 33rd at academic tournament in Antioch
• Forum on substance abuse issues is Thursday
• Briefs
• Judge tosses legal challenge over doctors in executions
• Some home kitchens might flunk inspection
• Conway urges Rand Paul to return donations
• State, local probation office settle lawsuit
• Gifted education group slated to meet Thursday
• Briefs
• Frankfort bank robber sought
• Building Permits
• Fire destroys garage, damages home on Griffith Place West
• Crops' sizes yield price questions
• World Equestrian Games open in Lexington
• Real Estate Transfers
• Teachers will work on new literacy guideline
• People in Business
• Downtown Owensboro revitalization taking shape
• Thumbpicking contest brings out best of competitors
• To Do Today
• Bourbon Barrel team nets title
• Body of Hopkins woman found
• Col. Sanders' daughter dies
• Music festival to start Thursday
• Disbarred county attorney dies of gun wound in vehicle
• To Do Today
• Lanham Brothers Jamboree is tonight at Diamond Lake
• Pumpkins, rides, food among fun at festival
• Arts and fine crafts event starts at 9 a.m.
• Holiday World plans $5.2 million upgrade
• To Do Today
• Grass fire closes bypass
• Woman found dead at shelter
• Steel mill buildings to be razed
• State woos Detroit firms; some interested in region
• Equestrian Games start today
• Grass fire closes bypass
• Regional Briefs
• Woman found dead at shelter
• Report: Educational progress slow
• Steel mill buildings to be razed
• Lanham Brothers Jamboree is tonight at Diamond Lake
• State woos Detroit firms; some interested in region
• Pumpkins, rides, food among fun at festival
• Equestrian Games start today
• Arts and fine crafts event starts at 9 a.m.
• Regional Briefs
• Holiday World plans $5.2 million upgrade
• Report: Educational progress slow
• Grass fire closes bypass
• Women's Health Forum on tap today
• 'Suspicious' fire burns murder suspect's trailer
• Havener pleads guilty to burglary charges
• Briefs
• Grass fire closes bypass
• Women's Health Forum on tap today
• Drought a threat to fish at Ben Hawes Park lake
• Kentucky Core Content test scores show good, bad news
• Havener pleads guilty to burglary charges
• Briefs
• City candidates want hospital services in center of town
• Private manager for events center likely
• Drought a threat to fish at Ben Hawes Park lake
• Kentucky Core Content test scores show good, bad news
• County candidates largely agree on issues at forum
• Area counties see mostly good news in state test scores
• City candidates want hospital services in center of town
• Private manager for events center likely
• Briefs
• To Do Today
• County candidates largely agree on issues at forum
• Area counties see mostly good news in state test scores
• Hancock leads area in college, career readiness
• Fort Campbell troops die in 'copter crash
• Briefs
• To Do Today
• Thumbpicking contest, Hall induction scheduled in Powderly
• Drought hurting burley tobacco quality
• Hancock leads area in college, career readiness
• Fort Campbell troops die in 'copter crash
• Breast Cancer Awareness Day events set for today in Hancock
• Owensboro starting to regain jobs
• Thumbpicking contest, Hall induction scheduled in Powderly
• Drought hurting burley tobacco quality
• To Do Today
• Coroners could be called for nursing home deaths
• Breast Cancer Awareness Day events set for today in Hancock
• Owensboro starting to regain jobs
• Man accused of setting frat brother ablaze is probated
• PumpkinFest returns, to aid New Beginnings
• To Do Today
• Coroners could be called for nursing home deaths
• British comedy opens tonight at TWO
• Smoke from large field fire closes part of 2 parkways
• Man accused of setting frat brother ablaze is probated
• PumpkinFest returns, to aid New Beginnings
• 2 die in golf cart accidents at Bowling Green park
• Police: Soldier commits suicide
• British comedy opens tonight at TWO
• Smoke from large field fire closes part of 2 parkways
• Region's unemployment rate down in August
• Huang to perform during OSO opening night concert
• 2 die in golf cart accidents at Bowling Green park
• Police: Soldier commits suicide
• Local, area marching bands to compete this weekend
• Kentucky Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Region's unemployment rate down in August
• Huang to perform during OSO opening night concert
• 'Suspicious' fire burns murder suspect's trailer
• Local, area marching bands to compete this weekend
• Kentucky Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• To Do Today
• Regional Briefs
• Fort Campbell troops die in 'copter crash
• Payne, Wassmer among GRADD honorees
• Drought hurting burley tobacco quality
• Police Reports, Sept. 22
• Owensboro starting to regain jobs
• Exercise simulates disaster at airport
• Coroners could be called for nursing home deaths
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• PumpkinFest returns, to aid New Beginnings
• Inspectors hit mines with hundreds of citations
• Smoke from large field fire closes part of 2 parkways
• Chemical company to pay $800,000 penalty
• Police: Soldier commits suicide
• Owensboro City Commission Digest
• Rineyville man, a WKU ROTC grad, dies in Afghanistan
• Huang to perform during OSO opening night concert
• More than 40 teams set for Grillin' & Chillin'
• Kentucky Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Church's motorcycle ride will help fund Bibles
• 'Suspicious' fire burns murder suspect's trailer
• Women's Health Forum on tap today
• Briefs
• Kentucky Core Content test scores show good, bad news
• Private manager for events center likely
• Area counties see mostly good news in state test scores
• Owensboro Dragon Boat Committee Meeting Notice
• Czech Republic visitors tour social services, focus on common problems
• Events planned during touring company's visit
• Legislators might reject salary — in some cases
• Band competition results
• Officials look at zoning appeal
• Recycling trailer opened at operations center
• Roundabout work could begin in 2012
• Night golf may debut this weekend
• Merchants want crowds in front of businesses limited
• Regional Briefs
• Payne, Wassmer among GRADD honorees
• Police Reports, Sept. 22
• Exercise simulates disaster at airport
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• Inspectors hit mines with hundreds of citations
• Chemical company to pay $800,000 penalty
• Pyrotechnic Event for City's Bird Control Program Scheduled Next Week
• Owensboro City Commission Digest
• Night Golf at Ben Hawes
• Rineyville man, a WKU ROTC grad, dies in Afghanistan
• Burns Middle School program stresses leadership skills
• More than 40 teams set for Grillin' & Chillin'
• Regional Briefs
• Church's motorcycle ride will help fund Bibles
• Caffeine an issue in murder trial
• Shifley-York Neighborhood Pride Day October 2
• Owensboro Historic Preservation Board Meeting Notice
• Burns Middle School program stresses leadership skills
• Regional Briefs
• Caffeine an issue in murder trial
• Dixiana Drive Between Veach and Southland Closed Through Next Week
• Events planned during touring company's visit
• Burns Middle School program stresses leadership skills
• Band competition results
• Regional Briefs
• Recycling trailer opened at operations center
• Caffeine an issue in murder trial
• Night golf may debut this weekend
• Events planned during touring company's visit
• Merchants want crowds in front of businesses limited
• Band competition results
• Candidates will be taking questions at forum Thursday
• Recycling trailer opened at operations center
• Frederica rezoning appealed
• Night golf may debut this weekend
• Veterans Affairs clinic marks two years in Owensboro
• Merchants want crowds in front of businesses limited
• Candidates will be taking questions at forum Thursday
• Frederica rezoning appealed
• Veterans Affairs clinic marks two years in Owensboro
• Glenmary Guild's pumpkin sales set for this weekend
• Election finance complaint filed against governor
• Dr. Alex Meza travels to Nicaragua to provide care
• Candidates learn about drug issues
• Roundabout moving forward
• City offers shelter to homeless amid Equestrian Games
• Study: Palliative care beneficial during illnesses
• Students get help, choices for free time
• Mustang car show to gallop again on Saturday
• Group hoping to raise funds for new senior center
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• To Do Today
• Owensboro City Commission agenda
• Group seeks items for city's adopted soldiers
• Briefs
• Common sense, high tech in use in hospital construction
• Crowd backs plan for new senior center
• Briefs
• People in Business
• Local, area academic teams compete in PAA meet
• ODT participates in board retreat
• Man faces old sexual abuse counts
• JA seeks volunteers to teach its programs in local schools
• Group seeks items for city's adopted soldiers
• Briefs
• Common sense, high tech in use in hospital construction
• People in Business
• ODT participates in board retreat
• JA seeks volunteers to teach its programs in local schools
• Election finance complaint filed against governor
• Candidates learn about drug issues
• City offers shelter to homeless amid Equestrian Games
• Students get help, choices for free time
• Mustang car show to gallop again on Saturday
• Group hoping to raise funds for new senior center
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• To Do Today
• Owensboro City Commission agenda
• Man charged in fatal crash had previous DUI conviction
• To Do Today
• McAuley Clinic use is surging
• Regional Briefs
• Two killed in separate Ohio County crashes
• City outspends its peers on arts
• Regional Briefs
• Senior events, Drug Toss on tap
• Cause of child's death unknown
• Williams-Farmer ticket faces campaign finance complaint
• Kentucky inmate's planned execution remains on hold
• Mother, daughter whip up Fantasy Cupcakes
• Former Apollo principal, car buff List stays close to home
• Redone OHS auditorium creates enthusiasm
• Kitchen tour, jazz fundraiser planned for Duncan Center
• Officials impressed with list of firms
• Louisville arena running into financial problems
• Neighbors protest Barron rezoning
• Bands marching at 2 sites Saturday
• School system receives state award for wellness efforts
• Daviess Fiscal Court Digest
• Audit: OMU in better financial shape
• Chamber of Commerce endorses Paul for Senate
• Bands marching at 2 sites Saturday
• Coal miners rally in Washington
• School system receives state award for wellness efforts
• Construction will begin soon on Riverfront Crossing
• Daviess Fiscal Court Digest
• Feds investigating Air Marshal office in Erlanger
• Haire: No 'knee-jerk reaction' needed on proposal
• Organizers hoping for fair weather at Riverfest
• Producer hopes to shoot part of film in Rosine and Owensboro
• Two killed in separate Ohio County crashes
• Regional Briefs
• Cause of child's death unknown
• Registration open for fall day camp
• Kentucky inmate's planned execution remains on hold
• Feds seek to halt Lexington inmate's lawsuits
• Former Apollo principal, car buff List stays close to home
• Daviess Fiscal Court Agenda, Sept. 16
• Concert to raise money for local soup kitchen
• Kitchen tour, jazz fundraiser planned for Duncan Center
• Scarecrow Festival returns Saturday
• Officials impressed with list of firms
• Infant dies at day-care center
• Louisville arena running into financial problems
• Region Briefs, Sept. 16
• Neighbors protest Barron rezoning
• Coal miners rally in Washington
• Feds investigating Air Marshal office in Erlanger
• Construction will begin soon on Riverfront Crossing
• Haire: No 'knee-jerk reaction' needed on proposal
• Feds investigating Air Marshal office in Erlanger
• Organizers hoping for fair weather at Riverfest
• Haire: No 'knee-jerk reaction' needed on proposal
• Producer hopes to shoot part of film in Rosine and Owensboro
• Public events idea advances
• Organizers hoping for fair weather at Riverfest
• OFD Responds to House Fire in the 600 Block of Poplar
• Company drops plans to develop Barron Drive property
• Producer hopes to shoot part of film in Rosine and Owensboro
• Public events idea advances
• Police: Teen said he would kill 20 people
• Company drops plans to develop Barron Drive property
• Registration open for fall day camp
• Police: Teen said he would kill 20 people
• Feds seek to halt Lexington inmate's lawsuits
• Registration open for fall day camp
• Daviess Fiscal Court Agenda, Sept. 16
• Feds seek to halt Lexington inmate's lawsuits
• Concert to raise money for local soup kitchen
• Daviess Fiscal Court Agenda, Sept. 16
• Scarecrow Festival returns Saturday
• Concert to raise money for local soup kitchen
• Infant dies at day-care center
• Scarecrow Festival returns Saturday
• Region Briefs, Sept. 16
• Infant dies at day-care center
• Chamber of Commerce endorses Paul for Senate
• Region Briefs, Sept. 16
• Coal miners rally in Washington
• Chamber of Commerce endorses Paul for Senate
• Construction will begin soon on Riverfront Crossing
• Northwest Neighborhood Alliance Meeting Location Changed
• Public events idea advances
• Company drops plans to develop Barron Drive property
• Police: Teen said he would kill 20 people
• Region Briefs, Sept. 15
• Klauber building OCTC by focusing on business ties
• UK trustees approve increase in president's salary
• Public events idea advances
• Conway ad: Paul soft on crime
• Company drops plans to develop Barron Drive property
• Hancock library votes to increase tax
• Police: Teen said he would kill 20 people
• Substance abuse forum Saturday
• Region Briefs, Sept. 15
• Klauber building OCTC by focusing on business ties
• UK trustees approve increase in president's salary
• Conway ad: Paul soft on crime
• Hancock library votes to increase tax
• Substance abuse forum Saturday
• Griffith Avenue Between Frederica and Miller Court Closed Thursday
• Candidates for county, state offices outline positions
• Region Briefs, Sept. 14
• 20 firms interested in events center project
• College enrollment up
• First-generation college hopefuls targeted
• Palin to appear at Paul fundraiser
• Bat found by homeowner tested positive for rabies
• Young girl spots 'Jack the Peeper'
• Lexington Avenue Closed Today from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
• Extreme heat or cold will kill bedbugs
• Agencies helping fire victims
• Paul headlines picnic; Conway absent
• City commission hopefuls push their ideas at picnic
• Coroner: 9 drugs in victim's system
• Firm Foundation to perform at The Opryhouse
• Smothers Park tour planned
• City Streets Closed for Sewer and Street Repairs
• Extreme heat or cold will kill bedbugs
• Agencies helping fire victims
• Mount St. Joseph Picnic draws thousands
• Region Briefs, Sept. 13
• Future-telling maple tree dies
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural trailer court
• Extreme heat or cold will kill bedbugs
• New Louisville mosque peaceful
• Agencies helping fire victims
• Couple donate pup to replace family's dog killed by police
• Mount St. Joseph Picnic draws thousands
• Firm Foundation to perform at The Opryhouse
• Region Briefs, Sept. 13
• Smothers Park tour planned
• Future-telling maple tree dies
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural trailer court
• New Louisville mosque peaceful
• Couple donate pup to replace family's dog killed by police
• 400 walk for life
• DCHS, AHS to mull shared schedule
• Joni Clark retires after 28 years with the jail
• Family donates $6,000 worth of pet beds
• Eastern Kentucky man shoots five people and self Saturday
• Perry County judge stabbed at a Hazard restaurant
• Chain-saw artist buzzed about equestrian games
• Democrats open their local office with hopes of victory
• Development plan heavily focused on existing industries
• Kentucky Briefs, Sept. 12
• Woman enters plea in child's death
• Film shooting in Owensboro, Henderson
• Briefs
• Fort Campbell soldier dies
• Judge halts execution slated for Sept. 16
• Repair Affair, coordinator return
• To Do Today
• Woodward wants 'Blue Moon' filmed in Kentucky
• Briefs
• Birkhead ruled fit to stand trial
• Fort Campbell soldier dies
• Utility bills consume majority of Help Office's emergency funding
• Judge halts execution slated for Sept. 16
• CORP members focus on other cities' arts contributions
• Repair Affair, coordinator return
• Woman enters plea in child's death
• To Do Today
• Film shooting in Owensboro, Henderson
• Woodward wants 'Blue Moon' filmed in Kentucky
• Birkhead ruled fit to stand trial
• Utility bills consume majority of Help Office's emergency funding
• CORP members focus on other cities' arts contributions
• City seeks structural inspection of Gabe's Tower
• Region Briefs, Sept. 10
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for condemned inmate
• Louisville police officer shoots carjack suspect
• Judge worried about length of trial in double slaying
• Democratic headquarters to hold open house Saturday
• E-records system in the works
• Union Baptist Church fetes 175th anniversary
• Humane Society fundraiser tonight
• Marching bands strike up fall contest season
• Island's Wooden Bridge Festival Saturday
• Schools' energy efficiency recognized
• Homeless report may include specific actions officials can take
• Anti-violence grants available
• Owensboro City Commission Digest
• Man hurt after truck cab goes through building
• Workers succeed in losing weight
• OMHS awards $454,000 to groups
• Candidates might pack Red White & Blue picnic
• Todd to step down as UK president June 30
• Planned child care center nixed by FAA
• Weather service says drought may linger into fall
• Briefs
• Monroe Celebration starts Friday at Bluegrass Music Museum
• Ohio survey shows majority favor going smoke-free
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• State washer pitching tourney set for Saturday in Powderly
• Paul's first TV ad highlights work as doctor
• Suit filed against multilevel marketing firm
• Regional Briefs
• Fireman hurt battling wildfire
• Two arrested after body found in their basement
• Artists sought for guild's 45th annual Juried Exhibition
• Anti-drug group says it was 'blown off' by Paul
• Judge's ruling on execution protocol expected soon
• State wants rent cuts from landlords
• Paul's first TV ad highlights work as doctor
• Regional Briefs
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Two arrested after body found in their basement
• Paul's first TV ad highlights work as doctor
• Anti-drug group says it was 'blown off' by Paul
• Regional Briefs
• State wants rent cuts from landlords
• Two arrested after body found in their basement
• Owensboro City Commission Digest
• Anti-drug group says it was 'blown off' by Paul
• Man hurt after truck cab goes through building
• State wants rent cuts from landlords
• Workers succeed in losing weight
• Owensboro City Commission Digest
• OMHS awards $454,000 to groups
• Man hurt after truck cab goes through building
• City says $150,000 wall must be rebuilt
• Workers succeed in losing weight
• Vote on parks advisory board set for Sept. 21
• OMHS awards $454,000 to groups
• Man accused in slaying had prior felonies amended to lesser counts
• City says $150,000 wall must be rebuilt
• Vote on parks advisory board set for Sept. 21
• Man accused in slaying had prior felonies amended to lesser counts
• Owensboro Fire Department Receives OMHS Grant for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Detectors
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Regional Briefs
• Mrs. Fields fined $200 for wearing men's clothes
• OPD gives thumbs-up to fingerprint system
• Candidates make their cases at labor council's annual event
• Hampton Inn set to showcase renovations
• OPD wants more female officers
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Church gets ready for growth
• Dec. 4 Holiday Stroll on a roll
• Regional Briefs
• Mrs. Fields fined $200 for wearing men's clothes
• OPD gives thumbs-up to fingerprint system
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Candidates make their cases at labor council's annual event
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Hampton Inn set to showcase renovations
• Church gets ready for growth
• OPD wants more female officers
• Dec. 4 Holiday Stroll on a roll
• City Commission campaigning about to intensify
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Moonlite Bar-B-Q employees gather for reunion
• Quest for work rewarding, challenging for disabled
• Many nonprofits face loss of status
• Briefs
• Sizes of candidates' war chests vary
• Area p-16 Council seeks funds
• Voices United Choir concert to feature African, Kentucky singers
• Justice students to provide WKU-O security
• City Commission campaigning about to intensify
• Moonlite Bar-B-Q employees gather for reunion
• Many nonprofits face loss of status
• Sizes of candidates' war chests vary
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Quest for work rewarding, challenging for disabled
• Briefs
• Area p-16 Council seeks funds
• Voices United Choir concert to feature African, Kentucky singers
• Justice students to provide WKU-O security
• U.S. endurance team finds home at Shaker Village
• Quest for work rewarding, challenging for disabled
• Games to feature state's contradictions
• Owensboro natives taking MetroArtworks to D.C., Hollywood
• Elmwood Court home heavily damaged by blaze
• Program targets bloodstream infections
• Briefs
• 3 more companies eyeing Centre for Business and Research
• Some counties still wait for FEMA payback
• Madison authorities seek relatives of man hit by train
• UPS identifies American crew killed in Dubai crash
• Submarine veterans gather
• Bedbugs found at elementary school
• Kentucky jurors consider charges in college fraud trial
• Solar panels go up at Warren elementary school
• Agenda, Owensboro City Commission
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Kentucky jurors consider charges in college fraud trial
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Parks advisory board in works
• Agenda, Owensboro City Commission
• Parks advisory board in works
• 'Gone With the Wind' child actress dies
• Daviess bans open burning as state declares drought
• 'Gone With the Wind' child actress dies
• '$2 more' theme working for United Way
• Daviess bans open burning as state declares drought
• Region Briefs, Sept. 4
• '$2 more' theme working for United Way
• Earthquake rocks New Zealand island
• Region Briefs, Sept. 4
• Can U spL Gr8? Imagination Library sponsoring spelling bee
• Earthquake rocks New Zealand island
• Suicide prevention training available
• Can U spL Gr8? Imagination Library sponsoring spelling bee
• To Do Today, Sept. 4
• Suicide prevention training available
• Inmate loses bid to overturn injection
• To Do Today, Sept. 4
• Owensboro woman hurt in crash
• Inmate loses bid to overturn injection
• Moffett goes on record supporting industrial hemp
• Owensboro woman hurt in crash
• Soldier survives bullet through her helmet
• Moffett goes on record supporting industrial hemp
• Solar panels go up at Warren elementary school
• Soldier survives bullet through her helmet
• 2010 - 2011 Annual Budget
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Region Briefs
• Panel approves Hill as director of water
• Kentucky may join states protecting 'right to hunt'
• Judge denies furlough challenge
• Daviess, McLean, Hancock, Ohio among 24 drought counties
• To Do Today
• Daviess County applies for grant for siren
• Scarecrow submissions sought; entry forms due Sept. 13
• 'Courts matter,' speaker tells Rooster Booster crowd
• Registration under way for town meeting
• Exhibits to highlight equine art, ceramics
• Picnic focus on workers, pro-jobs agenda
• Shelter residents share their stories
• Gospel music to launch cruise-in
• Panel seeks names for new school in western Daviess
• First Security Bank to expand
• To Do Today
• Furloughs will close most state offices Friday
• Condemned inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Senate president jumps into governor's race
• Data show increase in county's childhood poverty
• Family members killed in fire laid to rest
• AEP to auction off land near Henderson
• Region Briefs
• Palin to speak in Louisville
• Court upholds dismissal of MSU fraternity in death
• Evidence delays trial in girl's death
• Room to Roam: Tail Race provides canine comforts
• Briefs
• Corps to close Little Hurricane
• Ad war focuses on drugs, health care
• Agenda, Daviess Fiscal Court
• Moffett wants county coal tax to replace state levy
• Wendell Foster's gets contract as training hub
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers killed over weekend
• State fair attendance down slightly
• Computer classes returning for underprivileged students
• Coal supporters plan D.C. rally
• Williams, Farmer to announce decision on governor's race
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Judge denies stay of execution
• Special wagon to carry Korean War sergeant to his final home
• Local infant's death part of probe
• Computer classes returning for underprivileged students
• Media Conference - Owensboro Fire Department
• Williams, Farmer to announce decision on governor's race
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Special wagon to carry Korean War sergeant to his final home
• Local infant's death part of probe
• Registration under way for town meeting
• Exhibits to highlight equine art, ceramics
• Picnic focus on workers, pro-jobs agenda
• Shelter residents share their stories
• Gospel music to launch cruise-in
• Panel seeks names for new school in western Daviess
• To Do Today
• Condemned inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Data show increase in county's childhood poverty
• AEP to auction off land near Henderson
• Palin to speak in Louisville
• Evidence delays trial in girl's death
• Briefs
• Ad war focuses on drugs, health care
• Moffett wants county coal tax to replace state levy
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers killed over weekend
• Brescia's Student Support Services wins national grant
• OMHS looks at uses for 'old campus'
• Teen wins husband after seduction charge lands him in jail
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Region Briefs, Aug. 31
• Paul in spotlight at GOP headquarters opening
• Arguments for Gaither retrial rejected
• The City of Owensboro to be Featured on PBS
• Slaying suspect served time for felony assault
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Fatal fire's cause may be released
• Region Briefs, Aug. 31
• State's public employee pension fund troubled
• Paul in spotlight at GOP headquarters opening
• Guthrie answers questions at town hall meeting
• Arguments for Gaither retrial rejected
• Officials stress fire prevention
• Slaying suspect served time for felony assault
• Brescia's Student Support Services wins national grant
• Fatal fire's cause may be released
• OMHS looks at uses for 'old campus'
• State's public employee pension fund troubled
• Teen wins husband after seduction charge lands him in jail
• Guthrie answers questions at town hall meeting
• Officials stress fire prevention
• RWRA Working on City Streets Today and Tomorrow
• OFD Responds to House Fire at West 7th Street
• City Hall, Transit and Sanitation Schedules for Labor Day
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• More barbecue for Paul, Conway
• Region Briefs, Aug. 30
• Woman traveling country by horse
• Dismas Charities criticized for purchases
• 'Had a great weekend' for drag boat races
• Fires destroy two county homes
• Play way up at Ben Hawes; Hillcrest's numbers tumble
• Museum's ORIGINS, coal mine attractions under construction
• Doctor says punt pills, get nutrients from food instead
• Asian carp currently a nuisance
• RWRA Starting Repair Work on Center Street Tuesday, August 31
• Kentucky Briefs, Aug. 28
• Riney wants to foreclose on abandoned property
• Woman, 57, found dead after camper fire
• Families that fled Katrina have made new lives here
• Two adults, two children die in West Parrish blaze
• Region Briefs, Aug. 29
• Man who works nearby 'tried to kick the door in' but couldn't reach victims
• More than 100 ride for prison ministry
• Riney wants to foreclose on abandoned property
• Deer Classic likely draws record crowd
• Families that fled Katrina have made new lives here
• Thunder rolls in Livermore this weekend
• Region Briefs, Aug. 29
• 11 companies buy local tax debt
• More than 100 ride for prison ministry
• State Fair brings out the pride in Kentucky counties
• Recalled eggs found in Ashland
• Deer Classic likely draws record crowd
• Murray State's ag dean promotes switchgrass
• Thunder rolls in Livermore this weekend
• Powerhouse construction to begin on hydroelectric plant
• 11 companies buy local tax debt
• Reducing weight can help fight against osteoarthritis
• State Fair brings out the pride in Kentucky counties
• Recalled eggs found in Ashland
• Murray State's ag dean promotes switchgrass
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Powerhouse construction to begin on hydroelectric plant
• Tennessee fest to benefit bluegrass museum
• Reducing weight can help fight against osteoarthritis
• Moonlite plans reunion for current, past workers
• Woman, 57, found dead after camper fire
• Kentucky education leader Sexton dies
• Two adults, two children die in West Parrish blaze
• OMHS buys Green River Heart Institute
• Man who works nearby 'tried to kick the door in' but couldn't reach victims
• Cost of windows goes way up
• Region Briefs, Aug. 28
• Moonlite plans reunion for current, past workers
• Kentucky education leader Sexton dies
• OMHS buys Green River Heart Institute
• Cost of windows goes way up
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Crowd marches, marks milestone
• Tennessee fest to benefit bluegrass museum
• Kentucky Briefs, Aug. 28
• Woman, 57, found dead after camper fire
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Two adults, two children die in West Parrish blaze
• Crowd marches, marks milestone
• Man who works nearby 'tried to kick the door in' but couldn't reach victims
• Tennessee fest to benefit bluegrass museum
• Region Briefs, Aug. 28
• Kentucky Briefs, Aug. 28
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million for charity
• Phill's wins international award
• Ex-concertmaster White still attached to strings
• Zion Baptist plans meal, services for Habitat pre-build
• Photo studio moving into historic site
• Pyrotechnic Event for City's Bird Control Program Scheduled Next Week
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Crowd marches, marks milestone
• Melton was choked; beating staged
• To Do Today
• Briefs
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• OPS votes for tax hike
• Some workers exempt from state furloughs
• City not planning to charge state for use of building
• Paul: Consider farm subsidy cuts
• Farmer not ruling out gubernatorial bid
• Turner expected to boost crowds at Deer Classic
• Thunder on the Green ready to roll this weekend
• Mayfield mosque plans rejected
• Father, son to portray 2 of 'Five Guys'
• Miner who shot leaking seals video wins battle in court
• RWRA Working on City Streets Today and Tomorrow
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Owensboro welcomes visitors from Japanese sister city
• Heat hurts crop yields
• State workers will move from office building
• Burn victim gets 2 new hands in marathon surgery
• Attacks on gays decried in Covington
• Drug stance lingers for Paul campaign
• Briefs
• Beshear sets execution date for convicted killer
• Bus shelter planned for OMHS
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Muhlenberg girl's death will be sent to grand jury
• City man beaten with baseball bat dies
• Kentucky falls short on education grant
• City has options for its funding needs
• Boulware temporarily closing its Hall Street campus
• Region Briefs, Aug. 25
• Golfers have shot at $1 million
• Church hoping for an 'Extreme Makeover'
• Event caters to senior citizens
• Injured athletes refuse to call it quits
• Some entertainers pulling out of Games over coal-company sponsor
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• M-I wins open records case
• September neighborhood meetings set
• Jagoe begins Deer Valley development
• Panels to go up on river wall
• ArtRacks installed at arts agencies
• Fire sparks fine art museum's financial problems
• Settlement is reached in suit over jail death
• Community support for homeless necessary
• Briefs
• Jury deadlocks over Norsworthy sentence
• Motorcycle ride will benefit jail ministry
• State nursing home industry spends big for lobbying
• Region Briefs, Aug. 24
• Irishman and his bulldog jailed
• Baker book aims to spur managers
• Campaign flap spotlights state's drug epidemic
• Forest Service planning to remove damaged LBL trees
• Local group to honor 90th anniversary of women's right to vote
• Some entertainers pulling out of Games over coal-company sponsor
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• To Do Today
• September neighborhood meetings set
• Jagoe begins Deer Valley development
• 'Sharrows' have been smooth ride so far
• ArtRacks installed at arts agencies
• Fire sparks fine art museum's financial problems
• Injured athletes refuse to call it quits
• Community support for homeless necessary
• Briefs
• M-I wins open records case
• Motorcycle ride will benefit jail ministry
• State nursing home industry spends big for lobbying
• Panels to go up on river wall
• Baker book aims to spur managers
• Settlement is reached in suit over jail death
• Irishman and his bulldog jailed
• Local group to honor 90th anniversary of women's right to vote
• Jury deadlocks over Norsworthy sentence
• Forest Service planning to remove damaged LBL trees
• To Do Today
• Region Briefs, Aug. 24
• 'Sharrows' have been smooth ride so far
• Campaign flap spotlights state's drug epidemic
• Jagoe begins Deer Valley development
• Fire sparks fine art museum's financial problems
• Briefs
• State nursing home industry spends big for lobbying
• Baker book aims to spur managers
• Local group to honor 90th anniversary of women's right to vote
• To Do Today
• 'Sharrows' have been smooth ride so far
• Injured athletes refuse to call it quits
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program September 2010 Meetings
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Four arrested, facing drug-related charges
• Brant case heading for mediation
• Underfunded pension plans leave governments financially strapped
• Winchester program looks to reform juvenile arsonists
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Annual multicultural festival celebrates diversity
• Regional Briefs
• City's music fans enjoy Concert on the Lawn
• Audubon awarded grant for fitness
• OMU aims for satisfied customers
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during World Equestrian Games
• Digest, Daviess Fiscal Court
• Visiting students bring Chinese culture to life
• Doctor convicted on one charge
• Region Briefs, Aug. 21
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Owners, visitors turn out early for Street Legends Car Show
• Fiscal Court tables burning ordinance
• Adult website operator among Paul donors
• Kentucky Briefs, Aug. 20
• Judge concerned by state's stance on execution drugs
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Sheriff's tax collections up
• Board signs off on tax hike
• Kentucky unaffected by massive egg recall
• Riney receives award from Munday Center
• Local residents are still making Haiti a priority
• Theater arts program lights way for students
• Pioneering Healthy Communities team considering grant plans
• Norsworthy denies illegal look at records
• OCHS ACT scores tie last year's
• To Do Today, Aug. 20
• Accord not reached on waterlines
• State to allow farming equipment on bypass
• Theater arts program lights way for students
• Daviess Fiscal Court Digest
• Norsworthy denies illegal look at records
• Principals suspended over bus problems
• OCHS ACT scores tie last year's
• To Do Today
• To Do Today, Aug. 20
• Regional Briefs
• Accord not reached on waterlines
• Faculty and Staff Evaluations of Gastenveld
• State to allow farming equipment on bypass
• Bike rental program through GRITS to begin in two weeks
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during World Equestrian Games
• Marksberry slams Guthrie over jobs bill
• Digest, Daviess Fiscal Court
• Vocalist King to perform at Concert on the Lawn
• Grant money offered for health projects
• Plastic surgeon sanctioned for actions
• IRS: Help Office is tax exempt
• Fiscal Court tables burning ordinance
• Kentucky Briefs, Aug. 20
• Ex-OCTC president takes job in Virginia
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Legislators like what they see during tour of Owensboro
• Board signs off on tax hike
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• Riney receives award from Munday Center
• '09 survey: Faculty supported Gastenveld
• Vocalist King to perform at Concert on the Lawn
• Juvenile acquitted in alleged attack on gay teen
• Grant money offered for health projects
• First Security Bank purchases several downtown properties
• Plastic surgeon sanctioned for actions
• Owensboro City Commission Digest, Aug. 18
• IRS: Help Office is tax exempt
• State fines coal operator $410,000 after work done in Webster County
• Annual Multicultural Festival Saturday
• Ex-OCTC president takes job in Virginia
• Legislators like what they see during tour of Owensboro
• Two police officers suspended without pay
• '09 survey: Faculty supported Gastenveld
• City of Owensboro Seeking Qualified Greens Superintendent and Assistant Golf Course Manager
• Daviess Fiscal Court Digest
• Child care center on fast track
• Principals suspended over bus problems
• Officials vow to fix flooding problem
• To Do Today
• 1.3 cent property tax hike on table
• Regional Briefs
• Region Briefs, Aug. 18
• Faculty and Staff Evaluations of Gastenveld
• Education forum draws ideas
• Bike rental program through GRITS to begin in two weeks
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Marksberry slams Guthrie over jobs bill
• First witnesses testify in Norsworthy trial
• State fines coal operator $410,000 after work done in Webster County
• Annual Multicultural Festival Saturday
• Hawthorne Drive Close Between Fairfax and Time Drive
• Pyrotechnic Event for City's Bird Control Program Scheduled Next Week
• Child care center on fast track
• Officials vow to fix flooding problem
• 1.3 cent property tax hike on table
• Region Briefs, Aug. 18
• Education forum draws ideas
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• First witnesses testify in Norsworthy trial
• Juvenile acquitted in alleged attack on gay teen
• First Security Bank purchases several downtown properties
• Owensboro City Commission Digest, Aug. 18
• Hawes braces for EPA mandates
• 101st Airborne marks 68th year
• Sister Cities/Regions exchanges with Czech Republic, Japan set
• Health panel to meet in city
• Group seeks better care for dementia patients
• Briefs
• Norsworthy trial slated to start today in Hartford
• Hundreds of cars expected at show
• Worker accused of leaking info to suspect
• Dispute over wife leads to shooting, grand jury
• Frankfort insurance worker is partial to bagpipes
• County saves $7,000 buying cheaper voting booths online
• Kentucky obesity rate 4th-highest in U.S.
• Conway, Paul clash on drugs
• 'We Can' program seeks healthier lifestyles for kids
• Marriott hotel open for business
• New laws target salvia, similar drugs
• Florence residents have questions about mosque plans
• Sister Cities/Regions exchanges with Czech Republic, Japan set
• Work on area's new homes off to fast start
• A&K doing A-OK in Owensboro
• 101st Airborne marks 68th year
• Group seeks better care for dementia patients
• Half-cent property tax hike likely
• College's 'green' building slated to open in January
• Health panel to meet in city
• Worker accused of leaking info to suspect
• Briefs
• Hundreds of cars expected at show
• Kentucky obesity rate 4th-highest in U.S.
• Equine photographer happy he's no longer a state ward
• County saves $7,000 buying cheaper voting booths online
• New laws target salvia, similar drugs
• Fayette elementary student dies after ATV accident
• Marriott hotel open for business
• A&K doing A-OK in Owensboro
• Enhanced OHS arts facilities create opportunities
• Work on area's new homes off to fast start
• College's 'green' building slated to open in January
• Hawes braces for EPA mandates
• Half-cent property tax hike likely
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Suffrage Gathering at City Hall Thursday, August 26
• Equine photographer happy he's no longer a state ward
• Dispute over wife leads to shooting, grand jury
• Norsworthy trial slated to start today in Hartford
• Fayette elementary student dies after ATV accident
• Conway, Paul clash on drugs
• Frankfort insurance worker is partial to bagpipes
• Enhanced OHS arts facilities create opportunities
• Florence residents have questions about mosque plans
• 'We Can' program seeks healthier lifestyles for kids
• College's 'green' building slated to open in January
• College's 'green' building slated to open in January
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Equine photographer happy he's no longer a state ward
• Equine photographer happy he's no longer a state ward
• Fayette elementary student dies after ATV accident
• Fayette elementary student dies after ATV accident
• Enhanced OHS arts facilities create opportunities
• Enhanced OHS arts facilities create opportunities
• City to Begin Work on Hawthorne Drive Today
• City of Owensboro and Daviess County Fiscal Court Encourage the Observance of Halloween Trick-or-Tre
• Norsworthy trial slated to start today in Hartford
• Norsworthy trial slated to start today in Hartford
• Frankfort insurance worker is partial to bagpipes
• Frankfort insurance worker is partial to bagpipes
• 'We Can' program seeks healthier lifestyles for kids
• 'We Can' program seeks healthier lifestyles for kids
• Sister Cities/Regions exchanges with Czech Republic, Japan set
• Sister Cities/Regions exchanges with Czech Republic, Japan set
• Group seeks better care for dementia patients
• Group seeks better care for dementia patients
• Worker accused of leaking info to suspect
• Worker accused of leaking info to suspect
• Kentucky obesity rate 4th-highest in U.S.
• Kentucky obesity rate 4th-highest in U.S.
• New laws target salvia, similar drugs
• New laws target salvia, similar drugs
• A&K doing A-OK in Owensboro
• A&K doing A-OK in Owensboro
• Conders may build replica of 1800s building
• First Church of God involved in many ministries
• Crowds stay after rains cool event
• Briefs
• Local residents may qualify for aid with premiums
• 'Smiling sun' gets revenge, fades county names from license plates
• Eagles expected to arrive by fall
• Warren storage unit auctions attracting bargain hunters
• Caboose's journey ends at old train depot
• Pikeville police shoot, wound suspect
• Owensboro City Commission agenda
• Central City man charged in infant's death
• To Do Today
• Youth group raises money with toilets
• Soap Box Derby plan on track
• Some Scherm residents losing parking space
• Monroe exhibit to open Sept. 10
• Christian concert to aid men's recovery facility
• Briefs
• Central City man charged in infant's death
• To Do Today
• Youth group raises money with toilets
• Soap Box Derby plan on track
• Some Scherm residents losing parking space
• Monroe exhibit to open Sept. 10
• Christian concert to aid men's recovery facility
• Briefs
• Barron project gets zoning OK
• Owensboro-Daviess County Industrial Development Authority Seeks Architect for the Downtown Events /
• Briefs
• Many rush to help out Moonlite
• Data: State ACT scores increased
• New school year brings new challenges
• OCTC president touts education at Rooster Booster Breakfast
• Architects lining up to design center
• To Do Today
• Speaker: Widening of Panama Canal could benefit Owensboro's ports
• Sugar Blue to play at Opryhouse Saturday
• Beech Creek man injured in wreck
• Owls' return to wild will cause empty nest syndrome at Raptor Center
• Police Report, Aug. 13
• Cafe-bakery to move downtown
• Ford named official auto sponsor of WEG
• GM posts another profit, moves toward stock sale
• Group studying state's rising prison costs
• Attorneys say guard in riot case isn't credible
• Big O Music Fest gates open at 5 tonight
• Yarmuth bashes Obama economic team
• Warrant issued for man in mother's death
• Judge steps aside in League lawsuit trial
• Experts: Quality sleep needed to stay healthy
• Many rush to help out Moonlite
• New school year brings new challenges
• Architects lining up to design center
• Speaker: Widening of Panama Canal could benefit Owensboro's ports
• Region Briefs, Aug. 12
• Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church celebrating bicentennial
• Men arrested in connection with thefts
• Speaker: Education improves students, community
• Residents say city not fixing drainage problems
• Union says bridges need work
• City step closer to 3G service
• Paul offers apology for remarks on Fancy Farm
• School staffs rev up for new year
• Immunization Awareness Month targets adults, too
• Region Briefs, Aug. 11
• Mayor floats idea of dragon boat festival
• Paul denies kidnapping report
• Challengers seek school board seats
• City officials dedicate fire boat
• Mayor floats idea of dragon boat festival
• Paul denies kidnapping report
• Challengers seek school board seats
• City officials dedicate fire boat
• Kentuckians give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Residents say city not fixing drainage problems
• City step closer to 3G service
• School staffs rev up for new year
• Region Briefs, Aug. 11
• Proposed demolition of Phillips Court homes garners protests
• Events center architect to be sought
• Something fishy was going on in the creeks and fields
• Police check out package under car
• OHS gym, arts center unveiled
• OMHS Business Center to hold employee blood drive today
• Kentuckians give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• A&K Construction to build center
• New oversight department planned
• City's surplus jumps by $1 million
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• RiverPark staffers take pay cuts
• Massie-Clarke construction project neighbors concerned about drainage, traffic
• Region Briefs, Aug. 10
• One killed in wreck on 81
• Police check out package under car
• OHS gym, arts center unveiled
• OMHS Business Center to hold employee blood drive today
• Owensboro musician Graves to open Saturday's concert at Big O Music Fest
• Houser part of Big O Music Fest's lineup
• Bill Kuegel Sr. honored for farming achievements
• Lawsuit against McLean sheriff, judge-executive on hold
• No rest for 'Bedtime Bags' program; need keeps growing
• Farmers blast Indiana over I-69 land acquisitions
• Cruise-In a showcase for classic cars
• Teachers bring part of China back for classes
• Economic plan ready for review
• Catlettsburg's quest for old caboose is in its final stretch
• There's a long road ahead for Ironman athletes
• Lawn mower blade flies into house
• Listen to the words of the candidates
• Obama key figure in U.S. Senate race in Kentucky
• Does it make more sense for the city to keep OMU or to sell it?
• Region Briefs, Aug. 8
• Executive who worked on iPhone antenna leaves Apple
• 4 hurt in head-on Ohio wreck
• East Daviess County Water Association refinances debt, eyes savings
• Frost Brown Todd law firm founder dies
• Some postal sorting will move to Bowling Green office
• Police Reports, Aug. 7
• 4 hurt in head-on Ohio wreck
• Frost Brown Todd law firm founder dies
• Police Reports, Aug. 7
• Report faults state on disaster preparedness at day care centers
• Conway, Paul fire political salvos
• State arts officials talk about funding cuts, offer suggestions
• Report faults state on disaster preparedness at day care centers
• Advocates addressing achievement gap
• Conway, Paul fire political salvos
• United Way unveils 15 Pacesetters; fundraising goal is $1.75 million
• State arts officials talk about funding cuts, offer suggestions
• Daviess Fiscal Court digest, Aug. 7
• Advocates addressing achievement gap
• Briefs
• United Way unveils 15 Pacesetters; fundraising goal is $1.75 million
• County mulls adding markers on Greenbelt
• Daviess Fiscal Court digest, Aug. 7
• To Do Today
• Briefs
• East Daviess County Water Association refinances debt, eyes savings
• County mulls adding markers on Greenbelt
• Some postal sorting will move to Bowling Green office
• To Do Today
• County's fiscal year ends on strong note
• KWC, Brescia earn honors again
• Scorching heat leads to record power demand at OMU
• For some, sales rise with temperature
• County's fiscal year ends on strong note
• Report faults state on disaster preparedness at day care centers
• KWC, Brescia earn honors again
• Chamber wins national award
• Scorching heat leads to record power demand at OMU
• Changes proposed for county burn ordinance
• For some, sales rise with temperature
• $4.5 million in grants to aid cancer research
• Report faults state on disaster preparedness at day care centers
• To Do Today
• Chamber wins national award
• New theater group launches 'Taffetas'
• Changes proposed for county burn ordinance
• Briefs
• $4.5 million in grants to aid cancer research
• Grants to help ice storm cleanup
• To Do Today
• Pianist recovers, to visit, play in Rome
• New theater group launches 'Taffetas'
• Briefs
• Grants to help ice storm cleanup
• Pianist recovers, to visit, play in Rome
• For some, sales rise with temperature
• Fire damages two homes
• National Symphony Orchestra to perform in Owensboro as part of Kentucky residency
• Habitat accepting applications
• Daviess Fiscal Court Agenda, Aug. 5
• Region Briefs, Aug. 5
• Campaign contributions at issue in congressional race
• Mongiardo endorses Conway
• County's fiscal year ends on strong note
• KWC, Brescia earn honors again
• Scorching heat leads to record power demand at OMU
• Officials seeking input on diabetes treatment
• City bakes as heat index hits 124
• Region Briefs
• Conway: 'Diversity is a strength'
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Digest: Owensboro City Commission
• AARP says elderly will see benefits in health care law
• Sister Vivian takes helm of Paducah Catholic schools
• Career Center a starting point for job seekers
• Film fest ends before it begins
• City bakes as heat index hits 124
• Conway: 'Diversity is a strength'
• Digest: Owensboro City Commission
• Chevron, Texaco pull out of Kentucky
• Cooling centers ready as escapes from heat
• Sister Vivian takes helm of Paducah Catholic schools
• This Week in History: Cooler heads prevail when ice cream poisons kids
• Owensboro Fire Department Will Hold Dedication for New Fire Boat
• Region Briefs
• Region Briefs
• Owensboro man killed in wreck on 60 West
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Local group to sing in 'Handel's Messiah Rocks'
• AARP says elderly will see benefits in health care law
• Civil suit against jailer on hold
• Career Center a starting point for job seekers
• Covington leaders see Owensboro housing progress
• Film fest ends before it begins
• Muhlenberg among counties with wild hog problem
• Thompson Drive Closed Thursday and Friday, August 5 and 6
• Summer work on Burns Elementary School nearly finished
• Chevron, Texaco pull out of Kentucky
• Devonshire Drive Closed Wednesday, August 4
• U.S. Bank building on fast track
• Cooling centers ready as escapes from heat
• Support group formed for families
• Muhlenberg among counties with wild hog problem
• This Week in History: Cooler heads prevail when ice cream poisons kids
• Man guilty of fraud at Greenville facility
• Chevron, Texaco pull out of Kentucky
• Region Briefs
• Briefs
• Cooling centers ready as escapes from heat
• Support group formed for families
• Owensboro man killed in wreck on 60 West
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Kentucky since May
• This Week in History: Cooler heads prevail when ice cream poisons kids
• Man guilty of fraud at Greenville facility
• Local group to sing in 'Handel's Messiah Rocks'
• Task force urges use of drop boxes to dispose of medication
• Region Briefs
• Briefs
• Civil suit against jailer on hold
• Groups 'itching' to spend money on Kentucky's U.S. Senate race
• Owensboro man killed in wreck on 60 West
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Kentucky since May
• Covington leaders see Owensboro housing progress
• School Preparation, Orientation Schedules
• Local group to sing in 'Handel's Messiah Rocks'
• Task force urges use of drop boxes to dispose of medication
• Officials seeking input on diabetes treatment
• National Night Out festival aims to oppose crime, strengthen community
• Civil suit against jailer on hold
• Groups 'itching' to spend money on Kentucky's U.S. Senate race
• Rotary Club ready to install flags for community program
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Covington leaders see Owensboro housing progress
• School Preparation, Orientation Schedules
• Safety advocate: Paul's mining comments 'idiotic'
• 12 private rooms added for transitional care use at OMHS
• Officials seeking input on diabetes treatment
• National Night Out festival aims to oppose crime, strengthen community
• Kentucky Briefs
• Fund drive to buy tickets for kids
• Rotary Club ready to install flags for community program
• State highway worker accused of theft
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Some waistline wonders are waste of time, money
• Safety advocate: Paul's mining comments 'idiotic'
• 12 private rooms added for transitional care use at OMHS
• Summer work on Burns Elementary School nearly finished
• Kentucky Briefs
• Fund drive to buy tickets for kids
• U.S. Bank building on fast track
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Some waistline wonders are waste of time, money
• Corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Support group formed for families
• Man guilty of fraud at Greenville facility
• Briefs
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Kentucky since May
• Task force urges use of drop boxes to dispose of medication
• Groups 'itching' to spend money on Kentucky's U.S. Senate race
• School Preparation, Orientation Schedules
• National Night Out festival aims to oppose crime, strengthen community
• State highway worker accused of theft
• 12 private rooms added for transitional care use at OMHS
• Fund drive to buy tickets for kids
• Some waistline wonders are waste of time, money
• Summer work on Burns Elementary School nearly finished
• U.S. Bank building on fast track
• Barn owls will have home at office building
• Muhlenberg among counties with wild hog problem
• Airports add services, facilities for Games
• State to review response to nursing home abuse
• Barn owls will have home at office building
• Airports add services, facilities for Games
• Corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Rand Paul softens rhetoric in Senate bid
• Red Cross fundraiser's success surpasses goal
• Obama shares Kentucky girl's letter with country
• Briefs
• New KFC Yum Center arena making progress
• Mayor backs renaming street for slain officer
• More work than expected needed at Lincoln memorial
• Powell envisions unified schools
• OPD vehicles earn awards at DARE convention
• County jail, Fiscal Court sponsoring employees' weight-loss competition
• Local buyers jump in to finance, refinance homes
• New Hospice CEO to oversee expansion
• State to review response to nursing home abuse
• $5 million price put on steel mill
• City finally gets property rights for Southtown project
• Roll Coater will reopen Hawesville facility
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike
• Region Briefs
• Police seeking leads in multiple burglaries
• Preschool classes earn accreditation
• Food service director earns award
• Talk of interchange continues
• Owensboro Transit Makes Changes to Red East Route
• Owensboro Fire Department Receives Grant for Smoke Detectors
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program August 2010 Meetings
• American Red Cross to Set Up Cooling Station Tomorrow
• City Independence Day Schedule
• Media Conference - City of Owensboro and Daviess County Fiscal Court
• Celebration of the American Spirit - July 4
• Dugan Best and Audubon-Bon Harbor Alliances to Host Gala Day July 10
• Griffith Avenue Street Repair Work Begins Tomorrow
• Owensboro Makes Money Magazine's 'America's Best Places to Live' Top 100 List
• City of Owensboro Seeks Contractor for Smothers Park and Riverfront Crossing
• World Changers Coming to Owensboro Next Week
• City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program July 2010 Meetings
• My Vintage Baby Clothing comes to Owensboro
• Owensboro First Church of God
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Daviess County
• Daviess County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Daviess County
• Hello From Arkansas!!!
• River Of Music Party
• 17th Annual Yellowbanks Dulcimer Festival
• International Bar-B-Q Festival

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