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Former President Bill Clinton visited Owensboro Thursday to campaign for his wife,  former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton.

Former President Bill Clinton paid his sixth visit to Owensboro Thursday to campaign for his wife,  former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton.

He's coming back! Former President Bill Clinton will return to Owensboro on Thursday to campaign for his wife Hillary ahead of next Tuesday's Kentucky Primary Elections.

When I saw that the former President would be returning to Owensboro, I got the nutty idea to go and check things out. I had never been to a a campaign rally, big or small, ever. I have to admit, this was a great first one to attend.

With the "Master's Athletic Challenge" (formerly known as Senior Games) almost upon us, I am compelled to share with you some of my favorite "seniors" and not necessarily senior "moments". This past week, 78-year-old Barbara Eden donned her Jeannie suit once again and looked great in it...

Former President Bill Clinton's recent trip to Owensboro to speak at a fundraiser for the Wendell H. Ford Government Education Center may have also had another, less publicized purpose.

It seems like Bill Clinton is all about the commonwealth of Kentucky, these days. Last week, the former president was in Owensboro for a fundraiser for the Wendell Ford Government Education Center.

For the third time in the past 13 years, former President Bill Clinton will visit Owensboro. On March 6, President Clinton will speak at a fundraiser for the Wendell H. Ford Government Education Center.

This Sunday on Meet the Press: Former President Bill Clinton Days before the seventh Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative brings together world 1,200 stakeholders ranging from President Barack Obama to Tony Blair to Sting, President Bill Clinton joins David Gregory, moderator of Meet the Press, Sunday, to talk about his initiative.

Recently, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin performed the classic Fats Domino tune "Blueberry Hill" live. You can check out footage from the event here. This got me thinking, what if an all-star band of world leaders past and present who played music instruments was gathered together?