Karah Wilson

The Educational Foundation for Excellence of McLean County held its banquet on Saturday as a way to provide information about the history and impact it has had on students in the McLean County Public Schools district.

Ten girls from across the United States and Canada will participate in the Girls Inc. National Teen Advocacy Council (TAC) — including 16-year-old Apollo High School sophomore LaShay Vera.

The Owensboro Public School board heard a proposal for the 2024-25 academic calendar during its Thursday luncheon, and if approved on Dec. 14, the district will begin classes on Aug.

Since Bella Wood was a little girl, she has developed a passion for baking. Now, she’s in the running for the title of The Greatest Baker.

With Christmas shopping underway, several downtown business owners continued the tradition of the Holiday Stroll on Saturday as a way to offer residents additional sales and goodies.

After a rainy and cold Friday, the sun came out and the temperatures warmed up Saturday just in time for families to gather at the Jim Lambert Pioneer

A new monthly series, “Strong Business Strong Coffee,” is kicking off Saturday and is looking to connect entrepreneurs and provide resources on creating and maintaining a small business.

Jeff Arnold does not have a traditional background in education.

Owensboro Christian Church has been providing local families with extra support for the holidays through The Christmas Shoppe, a store that provides

McLean County residents heading to work in the mornings now have an additional option for their breakfast and coffee needs.