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Blue River defeated Randolph Southern Friday night in the Class A Tri girls’ basketball sectional, 50-27. The Lady Rebels came in as significant underdogs, but kept things interesting early with a deliberate pace, trailing just 4-2 after one period.  Maci Chamberlin, the school’s new record-holder for three-pointers in a season, broke loose for the Vikings by scoring 10 points in the second quarter, but Southern remained within striking distance at halftime, trailing by eight at 20-12. The talented Vikings, though, put it away in a 20-point the third quarter with the Rebels manag...

The year ahead for cultural trends: dealing with the new normal In 2021, there will be space for brands and marketers to step up and help build a better future for all. The realities of working from home and a year of dealing with a global pandemic will start taking its toll. This could see a rise of individualism, which brands can try to temper to keep us collectively aligned. Health will also continue to become an increasingly necessary part of business and product development for brands. Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

Douglas “Elliott” Wells, of Owensboro, died Friday morning, Dec. 18, in his home. He was 22.  Wells was a senior at WKU, studying broadcasting and public relations with a minor in journalism writing. He was very involved on campus, and he was a member of the Kentucky Delta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.  He was active in WKU’s on-campus sports broadcast, the Extra Point. Wells worked for the Herald for several semesters as a sportswriter, covering the soccer and basketball beats. Wells began an internship with WKU Athletics in the fall of 2020 as a media relations assistan...