#TogetherKY

Angel here and I come bearing gifts of bargains. You guys know I love all things thrift and one of my favorite thrift stores has some great deals this weekend.

As of last Thursday, November 5, 2020, 80 out of Kentucky's 120 counties were in the 'Red Zone' for COVID-19.

Owensboro-Daviess County students will not be returning to school. Of course, many seniors are crushed with the news they will not get the graduation they have anticipated their entire lives. You can help celebrate them and here's how-->

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Greenriver District Health Department has created a panel of briefers to give updates and answer questions during a Facebook Live event.

Angel here and the COVID-19 quarantine period has allowed me time to reflect on life. I am not sure I bargained for the lessons learned, discoveries made, or new appreciations I have acquired.

Many families are off work which can cause hardship during this time. Let's be honest if you have teenagers and are still working it can be tough. Many food pantries in Owensboro have developed a schedule for families. Here is the list.

Keeping the kids busy as the days pass is getting harder and harder but Tristate families are continually coming up with ways to shine. This week many families share Stained Glass Window creations done on the windows and doors of their homes.

One Kentucky woman is serenading Governor Beshear with her own version of Salt N Pepa's Whatta Man and we think it's genius.

We found a great way to send a note of thanks to our Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. We've provided the link-->

It is a time of crisis and creativity. Many people are looking for masks to protect themselves from germs. One woman is sharing how you can make a mask out of men's boxer briefs and we are totally impressed.

Many families are off work which can cause hardship during this time. Let's be honest if you have teenagers and are still working it can be tough. Many food pantries in Owensboro have developed a schedule for families. Here is the list.

Angel here and I polled families in the Tristate and asked them how they were coping during the Covid-19 social distancing where many families are staying home, kids are out of school, and many daycare centers are closed. Here are some of the things they shared.