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Trail of Treats is a long-running Halloween tradition for the City of Owensboro and it was definitely missed last year because of COVID-19. It is returning and we are so excited.

Trail of Treats is a long-running Halloween tradition and the City of Owensboro has announced the official date-->

A man has made his way into the flooded Ohio River and boarded a downed tree all while wielding a hatchet!

For as long as I can remember the Trail of Treats in Owensboro has been a part of my life. For years it was my blood, sweat, tears, and joy when I supervised it! Now I love enjoying it with my own kiddos and it's coming at the end of October.

Angel here! Joe and I are always thinking of new places to take date night staycations. This month he surprised me with an overnight stay at an amazing new condo in Downtown Owensboro.

With a visit from President Donald Trump, there will be some changes to the flow of things downtown including restricted areas, closed intersections and pedestrian routes.

Rain Rain Go Away and DON'T COME BACK! I think everyone is completely tired of this flooding. I was surprised to find out the 2018 flood is only the sixth worst in Owensboro history. Here are the rest-->

Gambrinus bar has changed owners and will close its' doors on Saturday night. No worries though, it will reopen as another type of bar in November!

After a successful run during their inaugural "crawl" down Franklin Street earlier this month, the San Jose-based start-up, "Dishcrawl" will host a follow up to their unique event through the streets of Downtown Evansville.

Evansville's new Downtown Arena has been named the "Ford Center." The announcement was made this afternoon at a press conference with Mayor Jonathan Wienzapfel and D Patrick Ford President Mike O'Daniel.