Chief Brady and his “blue coats” were busy in the whisky raiding business, and the first place visited was the residence of John E. Mitchell, 1119 East Eight Street. Armed
The fish market of W. H. Miller on St. Elizabeth Street was raided late yesterday by police officers and a small quantity of white whiskey was found and several empty
A 16-year-old Eagle Scout candidate from Kentucky saw a need in the community for education and means toward the proper disposal of old, damaged or outdated American flags.
Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) say in preparation for the KY 54 widening project in Daviess County later this year, a contractor working for the KYTC will begin the process of mounting signal control radar between Highland Pointe and Commonwealth Court beginning on April 29, resulting in lane restrictions at multiple intersections during the next two weeks.
Work on the Whiteley Hotel on Frederica Street is progressing nicely and Loren Whiteley, owner, advises he expects to have the hotel ready for opening about August 1. The razing
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) officials say beginning April 9, one lane of Carter Road/KY 2698 in Owensboro will blocked as KYTC looks to facilitate repairs being made on South York Street, a city maintained cross street.
Owensboro Public Schools' Public Information Officer Jared Revlett is Kentucky's first school communicator of the year. Revlett received the award at The Kentucky School Public Relations Association's Spring conference in Lexington.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) says getting around on Kentucky 54 in Owensboro will be getting a little easier as a project to widen the roadway is set to begin on March 28. KYTC says KY 54 may be one of the busiest stretches of roadway in Daviess County, so in order to accommodate existing traffic, and to allow for continued development in the area, KYTC is beginning the process of widening the roadway to three-lanes in each direction and adding a concrete safety median for added safety.