Scott Hagerman

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Scott Hagerman

Floodwaters are slowly receding in Daviess County, but as of Monday afternoon there are still a combined 64 county and state roads that remain at least partially under water. The Ohio and Green rivers both crested over the weekend, but Daviess County Emergency Management Director Andy Ball said some areas of the county will remain flooded for at least several days. “Especially with the West side of the county, we’re still going to see several more days that are under water,” Ball said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Scott Hagerman

The Senior Community Center of Owensboro-Daviess County has been certified as a Veteran Friendly Senior Center. The certification designates the center as an environment where veterans are recognized and appreciated and reflects the senior center’s dedication to supporting veterans and their families, strengthening its role as welcoming and being a resource-rich space for veterans residing in Owensboro-Daviess County.

1 week ago | messenger-inquirer.com | Scott Hagerman

The Senior Community Center of Owensboro-Daviess County has been certified as a Veteran Friendly Senior Center. The certification designates the center as an environment where veterans are recognized and appreciated and reflects the senior center's dedication to supporting veterans and their families, strengthening its role as welcoming and being a resource-rich space for veterans residing in Owensboro-Daviess County.

1 week ago | messenger-inquirer.com | Scott Hagerman

Floodwaters are slowly receding in Daviess County, but as of Monday afternoon there are still a combined 64 county and state roads that remain at least partially under water. The Ohio and Green rivers both crested over the weekend, but Daviess County Emergency Management Director Andy Ball said some areas of the county will remain flooded for at least several days. "Especially with the West side of the county, we're still going to see several more days that are under water," Ball said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Scott Hagerman

Nearly-perfect weather and increased variety among vendors made opening day for the Owensboro Regional Farmers’ Market an unqualified success Saturday. With local bluegrass band Shrimp and Grits providing background music for shoppers, customers consistently kept the nearly 40 vendors busy. “It’s been fantastic,” said Mary Beth Alexander, market manager. “We’ve had just under 2,000 customers.