American Cancer Society

The First Annual Miss Owensboro Pageant a benefit for the American Cancer Society and Real Men Wear Pink will take place in October 2018 at the RiverPark Center.

Breast Cancer is not a respecter of person and it can even affect men. The American Cancer Society recruits community leaders each year to help spread awareness. One of those men is Adam Johnston of the Owensboro Police Department.

It's back!  The American Cancer Society has an exciting fundraiser coming up Saturday, April 21st in downtown Owensboro.  It's the 3rd annual Catfish Tournament and local fishermen and women will be loading their boats into the Ohio River and competing for the biggest catches!

T.G.I. Fridays in Owensboro is going Pink today to raise money for the American Cancer Society’s “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” campaign with Chad Day. Good Food and a Great Cause!

Last week, we shared the photo of the OPD's new breast cancer awareness cruiser that's decorated in partnership with and in support of the American Cancer Society's Making Strides event.  Strides is set for Sunday, October 22nd in downtown Owensboro.  Thousands are expected to attend and walk to raise money and awareness for the fight against breast cancer.  Here's how you can get sign up and/or r

The Owensboro Police Department is raising awareness about the American Cancer Society's Making Strides event.  They have just unveiled a brand new cruiser wrapped to raise awareness about breast cancer.

Sunday, August 27th, the St. Louis Cardinals are going to try to Strike Out Cancer!  The team has partnered with the American Cancer Society for a fun day at Busch Stadium as the Cards battle the Rays of Tampa Bay.  Here's how to get tickets!

This morning I had the pleasure of traveling down HWY 81 to visit McLean County High School "Home of the Cougars".   The football team is sponsoring a "PINK OUT" game in honor of Senior Player Trevor Harmon who recently lost his mother Lisa to breast cancer.

Tomorrow's the annual American Cancer Society Mud Run at Diamond Lake Campground and Resort.  But Angel and I decided to get "Up, Down and Dirty for a Cure" a little early to give you a preview of this year's course.  If you wanna laugh, these videos are a must watch.  HILARIOUS!

Yesterday, I traded radio for TV for a bit.  My friend Anna Way (from the American Cancer Society) and I headed over to WEHT in Henderson to chat with Ange Humphrey on Local Lifestyles.  Ange invited us onto her show to chat about the Real Men Wear Pink campaign.