Labor Day is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It is national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity and well-being of our country.

This week, a group of Chamber Young Professionals received final approval for a mural project in our downtown. 

With my junior year at the University of Kentucky approaching, my appreciation for the opportunity to work as an intern at the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce continues to grow tremendously.

This time of year sometimes makes us feel a bit more tired than usual.

Leadership Owensboro, a program of the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce, focuses on educating and engaging individuals to reach their potential and maximize their impact in the community.

This week, the Daviess County Lion’s Club hosts our longstanding tradition of the Daviess County Fair.

I received an email last week from a youth program sponsor who is bringing a group of young people to our community this weekend.

In 2018, we will have the pleasure of officiating more than 50 ribbon cuttings.

One of the most encouraging pieces of working for our Chamber is having the opportunity to watch our community grow in new ways and to see people create new ideas that improve our quality of life.

I grew up in the country on the top of a steep hill with a gravel driveway. It was not exactly a place to walk for the faint of heart.