Keith Lawrence is a reporter for the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, with a focus on local news in Owensboro, Kentucky. He has also had his work featured in The Messenger and the Paducah Sun. Keith covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, and cultural celebrations in the Owensboro area.
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Keith Lawrence's coverage mainly focuses on local events, press releases, and private sector announcements in Owensboro, Kentucky. He covers a wide range of topics including music events, BBQ, safety awards, and 50th anniversaries.
If you have information about upcoming local events such as festivals or community gatherings in Owensboro or the surrounding areas that align with his coverage themes (House & Home, Business), reaching out to him may be beneficial. Additionally, if you have news related to businesses or organizations within this specific geographic focus that are celebrating milestones or achievements like anniversaries or special recognitions such as safety awards in Owensboro and nearby regions would likely interest Keith.
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Southwire Co. is considering an $89.5 million expansion of its Hancock County operations.
There was a time, not really all that long ago, when the presidential campaign trail ran right through Owensboro.
By: Keith Lawrence, Tyler Palmateer
Sometimes, when you look back on your life, you can spot the exact day that it changed forever. For me, that was 61 years ago next Tuesday.
Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky. Timesavers helping battle 'Silver Tsunami' Link Copied
Sounds like our Big Lots should be safe. The chain of discount stores recently announced plans to close around 300 stores.
Keith Lawrence, Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky. 2 min read You'll hear some people talking about how bad things are in Owensboro these days.
By: Masha Kalinina, Keith Lawrence
A fundamental truth about large-scale conservation – which is essential for enhancing biodiversity, ecosystem health, climate stability and ultimately human well-being – is that it requires substantial financial investment. Nations often cite this as a major challenge, yet annual government expenditures on subsidies for agriculture, forestry and fisheries that harm the environment are up to eight times greater than funding that supports nature. Collectively, the global community can and must do better.
I’ve been watching televised debates between presidential candidates since Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy in 1960.
Imagine going to the polls on election day and stating out loud who you were voting for. Sometimes, it might not matter.
Building permits this week show that the company at 10 Distillery Road is turning 5,428 square feet of storage space into offices and accessory space at a cost of $2.2 million.
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