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The Central City Tourism Commission announced the postponement of many entertainment events, including the Rods & Ribs Festival, the Cruise-In in Downtown Central City, and more.

Raise your hand if you are terrified of snakes. Honest confession...I have two hands raised and my feet. Angel here and I do not like snakes NOPE NOT AT ALL. Lots of my friends shared pictures of snakes they found right in their yards here in Owensboro. After seeing these I may be relocating.

When Kim Byrd's brother had a house fire, she was able to salvage his favorite Yeti tumbler. When she did, she never anticipated it would inspire a small business.

It has finally arrived. If you love fishing or you've been looking for something to do this summer with family or the kids here you go. This weekend in Kentucky is Free Fishing Weekend for all ages.

Due to the Coronavirus, many couples planning their weddings after March of 2020 have had an unsure future of when they may be able to tie the knot. Chelsea Root and Steven Simmons are in the same boat and decided they would freeze an everlasting moment of this in time.

Calling All Artists, Cooks, Singers, Dancers, etc...The Daviess County Public Library is hosting a Virtual Talent Show and you are invited.

As the parent of two teenage boys, I am constantly looking over their shoulders to make sure they are behaving properly on social media. Teaching any teen the correct etiquette is super important before you turn them loose on a phone or electronic device.

Bringing a family tradition from our home to yours. Our family literally makes this for every single get together in the summer and we often freeze it and give it to our friends and neighbors. Three Ingredient Orange Sherbet.

I actually saw this in Cynthiana last year on a Walking Dead pilgrimage. Talk about rubbernecking!

Owensboro native Chad Aull will be a contestant on ABC's Press Your Luck Sunday night.

Invaluable education via very specific and vitally important career and personal development courses is being offered for FREE right now from Western Kentucky University.

Summers are for adventure and one Kentucky State Park takes you on a prehistoric adventure full of some of the world's most interesting Ice Age remains. This park used to be home to Mammoths & Sloths and more.