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James Mayse
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Courts, Public Safety and Political Reporter, Messenger Inquirer
Owensboro
Beats
green, goods, consumer
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By James Mayse Verified, James Mayse Messenger-Inquirer| Messenger Inquirer Verified A number of agencies are working to provide assistance to people affected by flooding that covered areas of the Owensboro region. Officials from the American Red Cross are doing damage assessments in the region, and have shelters open in Owensboro and McLean County. Meanwhile, disaster assessments are ongoing, Daviess Emergency Management director Andy Ball said Wednesday. Ball said floodwaters were beginning to recede in western Daviess County communities such as Curdsville.
By James Mayse Verified, James Mayse Messenger-Inquirer| Messenger Inquirer Verified Owensboro city commissioners have priorities for 2025 that range from making improvements at Thompson-Berry Park, to securing a site for industrial development and creating more affordable housing downtown. The commissioners and Mayor Tom Watson have other goals for the year, with Watson saying his main focus is filling open officer positions at the Owensboro Police Department. “I want to make sure we are fully staffed at OPD,” Watson said.
By James Mayse Verified, James Mayse Messenger-Inquirer| Messenger Inquirer Verified A number of agencies are working to provide assistance to people affected by flooding that covered areas of the Owensboro region. Officials from the American Red Cross are doing damage assessments in the region, and have shelters open in Owensboro and McLean County. Meanwhile, disaster assessments are ongoing, Daviess Emergency Management director Andy Ball said Wednesday. Ball said floodwaters were beginning to recede in western Daviess County communities such as Curdsville.
Company Info
Messenger Inquirer
Covering all news in the city of Owensboro and Daviess, Hancock, Muhlenberg, Ohio and McLean Counties. We are now on Twitter (@OwensboroMI and @OMISports) and also on Facebook. We strive to provide our readers with the best information on all news that happens in our coverage area.
Owensboro, United States
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