legos

Pack up those old lego bricks that your kids aren't playing with anymore and send them back to Lego. They'll clean them and give them to kids in need!

Nolan Tines is a 10-year-old Fifth Grader at Sutton Elementary School here in Owensboro. While visiting Disney for Fall Break he found his dream Lego Project so his mom surprised him for Christmas. He just finished it and this thing is AWESOME.

LEGOs have come a long way since they were invented in 1932. No longer are they simply small, plastic bricks for kids to build rectangular cars that would never be practical in the real world, they've become part of pop culture as the basis for countless video games, and one of the best movies ever.  But despite all that, at the end of the day, they're still simply small, plastic bricks kids of al

If you are looking for fun for young and old alike the next few days, check out some of these exciting things Evansville has to offer: 12th Annual Haynie's Corner Art Festival When: September 27, 2014 Where: Haynie's Corner Art District, S...