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Charles Brown, Owensboro’s (KY) First Black Firefighter, Remembered
James Mayse – Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky. People enter the fire service because they want to help people and make a difference. Charles S. Brown Sr., who joined the Owensboro Fire Department in the early 1970s, made a difference in more ways than one. Brown, who passed away earlier this...
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This weekend at the Clarkson Honeyfest
The 31st annual Clarkson Honeyfest continues this weekend with an array of entertainment and entertaining activities for the entire family. The bee-themed event, which celebrates Clarkson’s connection to the honey industry, offers live music, dancing, vendor and food booths, carnival rides, hayrides, and contests through Saturday night. Friday at...
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The Patel sisters lost their mother to cancer. Golf keeps them connected to her
NEWBURGH — Dharmesh Patel has lost track of how many golf hats his daughters own. Some are for competition. Others for practice rounds. Inconsequential details in a busy family, especially during the summer when the mileage on the car racks up in the thousands. One item he never misses? The orange ribbon in connection with leukemia. It's become a staple in their course attire, no matter the circumstance. It’s a small reminder of why they do this. More: Jordan Scott's legacy goes beyond the basketball court Deeya and Layna Patel are rising stars in the Indiana high school golf orbit. Two sisters who have already cemented their spot within the Castle High School program and now point their gaze towards the state tournament. Their connection with golf goes much deeper, even dating back to their first competitive environment. It always involved their mother, Jagruti. She died from cancer in May 2025. "She always made an effort to be there," Layna said. "Playing golf kind of brings us to her." Getting into golf The genesis of their involvement in golf traces back to a conversation with a teacher. Dharmesh and Jagruti Patel, who married in 2005, moved to the Evansville area
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Castle reigns victorious at IHSAA Girls Golf Sectionals
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - The IHSAA Girls Golf Sectionals took place at the Farm. Twelve teams are in to compete, the top three teams move on to regionals. We’re gonna start over at hole 16 where group 2 for Castle, North, and Reitz are approaching the green. Reitz’s Bristol...
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Bluegrass and comedy date night coming to Owensboro
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) — An upcoming event in Owensboro combines bluegrass music, comedy, and a night out for couples. Pleasant Valley Community Church will host its Bluegrass & Comedy Marriage Date Night with Ted Cunningham on Friday, Sept. 25, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the church on Pleasant Valley Road. Organizers describe the event […]
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The City of Madisonville invites the community to the 2026 Harvest Fest
The City of Madisonville is inviting the community to its annual Harvest Fest for some fall time fun. The festival celebrates the arrival of fall and is a staple of Madisonville that brings the community together through food, music and activities at Mahr Park. The two-day festival starts on Friday,...
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New Harmony gears up for annual Kunstfest celebration
NEW HARMONY, Ind. (WFIE) - New Harmony’s annual German heritage festival returns this weekend. According to a press release, Kunstfest is set to take place Saturday at 9 a.m. Organizers say this event brings two days of food, shopping, live entertainment and German heritage to the streets of historic...
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WNIN Kids Fest to return
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – This Saturday is the return of WNIN Kids Fest. The annual family fun and kid-friendly event will take place in Downtown Evansville. Events and Theatre Director Karen Robinson joined De’Onta Bush during Daybreak with event details. The full interview can be viewed in the player above.
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Cotton Wins Medalist vs Madisonville and Muhlenberg
Girls golfers from Hopkins County Central, Madisonville North Hopkins, and Muhlenberg County braved the heat at Madisonville Country Club on Tuesday and Central’s Macy Cotton shot the lowest with a 9-hole score of 49. Madisonville won as a team 266-304 over Muhlenberg. The Lady Maroons were led by Harper...
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Tailgate Revival to celebrate 10 years together with concert
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The band Tailgate Revival is celebrating 10 years of being together with a concert. Blake Billman from Tailgate Revival and Katrinka Rynder from Chemo Buddies joined Cody Bailey and De’Onta Bush during Daybreak with how the band is giving back to the community. The full interview can be viewed in the […]
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Griffin Jackson runs away with 2A state golf title
Griffin Jackson won the 2A State Golf Tournament on Monday. The Glasgow sophomore shot a 5-under 67 and beat second-place Lemuel Wright of Breckinridge County by three strokes. Jackson led the Scotties to third place as a team. Madisonville North-Hopkins won the team title with a total of 26 strokes...
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Bee Happy: Clarkson Honeyfest beegins on Thursday
The 31st annual Clarkson Honeyfest kicks off on Thursday. The bee-themed event, which celebrates Clarkson’s connection to the honey industry, offers live music, vendor and food booths, carnival rides, hayrides, contests, and much more. Thursday at the Honeyfest (all times p.m. unless otherwise noted) 2:00 – House decorating contest...
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Max’s Moment – Spencer Munchbach Sinks the Long Putt
A big day for the Madisonville-North Hopkins Maroons at the Kentucky 2A Golf Championships at the Owensboro Country Club, and this may have been one of the big shots of the day Monday for the Maroons. In this Max’s Moment, watch Spencer Munchbach sink a long birdie putt on the 17th hole.
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The Local 3 in Owensboro: September 14 – September 20
Get ready for an afternoon of traditional bluegrass as Sounds of Bluegrass featuring Corinna Rose Logston, comes to the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum on September 16 from noon to 1:00 PM. A Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter, Logston is a co-founder of the award-winning neo-traditional bluegrass band High Fidelity. She has also performed alongside some of the biggest names in bluegrass and country, including Alison Krauss, Del McCoury, and Bobby Osborne. With years of experience as a touring musician, sideman, and recording artist, Logston brings her unique style and love for traditional bluegrass to the stage. Her performance is included with regular museum admission, with advance tickets available for $10 and general admission seating. Get your tickets HERE!
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West Side Nut Club to release Fall Festival Munchie Map
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Tri-State’s most famous and award-winning festival is weeks away. The West Side Nut Club is dropping something today to help festival goers plan. Club members will reveal the Munchie Map for the 105th Fall Festival. It is the go-to-guide for every booth bite on West Franklin Street. Officials say this […]