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Gary Emord-Netzley, Messenger-Inquirer gemord-netzley@messenger-inquirer.com 691-7318 Cosmetology student Rachel Aull, 19, of Owensboro, laughs as she stretches a set of resistance bands with personal trainer and fitness instructor Patty Fitzgerald on Tuesday at the Owensboro Medical Health System Women's Forum at Owensboro Christian Church. Aull was among about 800 women who attended the event which provides information about women's health issues and treatments.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Volunteer Darrell Day inserts spacers to level an ice rink frame Wednesday afternoon for RiverPark Center's sixth annual Winter Wonderland on the BB&T Plaza. "They will haul sand in and cover it with plastic," Day said. "They have a heck of crowd that comes down here." Roxi Witt, general manager at the center, said it will open on Nov. 27, the Friday after Thanksgiving. "The rink is going to be larger than last year," Witt said.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Daviess County High School's Taylor Adams catches Annie Elder as the team celebrates its 1-0 victory over Marshall County in Thursday night's Section 1 championship match at Deer Park.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 P.J. Ebelhar secures a clamp while Bill Boehm holds it steady Thursday afternoon as volunteers and Daviess County inmates build a wheelchair accessible playground at the Wendell Foster's Campus for Developmental Disabilities.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Daviess County High School's Annie Elder and Marshall County's Erica McWilliams battle for the ball during the second half of Thursday night's Section 1 championship match at Deer Park. Daviess County won 1-0.
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Jenny Sevcik, Messenger-Inquirer/jsevcik@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Jacob Wilkerson holds on to a street sign atop his unicycle while waiting for traffic heading east on Fourth Street to stop Monday, so he could safely cross the at the intersection of J.R. Miller Boulevard, he said. Wilkerson has been riding a unicycle for 20 years and was, "just out riding around and enjoying the weather," he said. He can also ride the unicycle backwards and, "bunny hop," making the bike bounce while riding it, he said.
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Gary Emord-Netzley, Messenger-Inquirer gemord-netzley@messenger-inquirer.com 691-7318 Junior gurad Travis Owsley, left, gets tangled up with Breland McKnight while going for a rebound Monday during a scrimmage at the Sportscenter.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Daviess County High School's Paige Kramer slide tackles Marshall County's Keri Cromwell during the second half of the Lady Panthers' 1-0 win over the Lady Marshals in Thursday night's Section 1 championship game at Deer Park.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Recreation supervisor Angel Freels staples black plastic in place Wednesday afternoon in preparation for today's opening of the 20th annual Ghosts and Goblins at Moreland Park. She was hanging decorations in Casper's Friendly Castle. Freels works for the Owensboro Parks & Recreation Department. "The Trail of Treats start at 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.," Freels said. "We have 26 booths. The kids can safely trick-or-treat in the park." Friday?s activities begin at 5:45 p.m. and include a dog costume contest, story telling by the Daviess County Public Library, the Search for the Great Pumpkin and the showing of the movie "Barnyard." All activities are free except for the Search for the Great Pumpkin, which is $1 per person, according to a press release. The winner will receive a $100 savings bond. Participants in the search should bring a flashlight that is no larger than two D batteries. The search begins 7 p.m. and will be followed by the movie. Events are from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. The day will include music, games, activities led by Disc Daddies, free inflatables, magic shows at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. and a children's costume contest at 3:15 p.m. The costume con
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Kaitlyn Slinker, 15, of Sacramento laughs after receiving a nibble from her nanny, Fancy Ann, during Saturday's third annual Harvest Days on Main Street in Calhoun. The festival included free children?s games, inflatable rides, food booths, arts and crafts vendors and a car and tractor show. There was a barbecue competition at Myer Creek Park.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Daviess County High School's Jenny Abney is huged by Paige Kramer (10) after scoring a gaol against Marshall County during the first half of Thursday night's Section 1 championship match at Deer Park. DAviess County won 1-0.
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Gary Emord-Netzley, Messenger-Inquirer gemord-netzley@messenger-inquirer.com 691-7318 Kate Rhoads, 8, left and her sister, Madeline Rhoads, 10, discuss which Halloween cupcake to try Thursday while they wait for a neighborhood costume parade to begin on Sussex Place. Organizers of the second annual Fieldcrest Halloween Parade prepared chilli and hot dogs, plus a chips and desserts for more than 150 people .
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 Hannah Render, 12, of Livermore allows Willy to crawl across her finger during Saturday's third annual Harvest Days on Main Street in Calhoun. Hannah entered Willy in a woolly worm race. "He didn't win," she said after the race. "He got caught up in traffic."
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Gary Emord-Netzley, Messenger-Inquirer gemord-netzley@messenger-inquirer.com 691-7318 Brescia University staff members, Hubert Powers, left, and Mike Ward install an 8-foot by 12-foot sculpture Thursday called "Bird Tree of Contrast" by Professor David Stratton based on work done by his students in a summer art class at the Owensboro Museum Of Fine Art. The sculpture, set in front of the Science Building on campus, is the first piece of art installed that is associated with a new program at Brescia called Art in Service to the Community.
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John Dunham, Messenger-Inquirer/jdunham@messenger-inquirer.com, 926-0123 The pack runs across the field Saturday during the Apollo Invitational Cross Country Meet at Panther Creek Park.
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