With March Madness on TV screens throughout the Convention Center lobby and a piece-by-piece, one-of-a-kind Owensboro mural being constructed by dozens of attendees, omore than fifty local businesses participated in Thursday night’s Chamber WORKS Expo, presented by the Owensboro Convention Center.

Where can you gather with people from around the community to participate in a community painting, apply for positions with a leading company, hang out with the Chick-Fil-A cow, learn yoga and be in a video?

The Chamber Works 2018 Expo will offer 50 local businesses, nonprofits and industries a chance to showcase — and sell — their products and services from 4 to 7 p.m. March 15 at the Owensboro Convention Center.

Friday, more than 100 people gathered on the Owensboro Community and Technical College campus to cut the ribbon on the Owensboro Industry Innovation Center. There are so many reasons why this event was one to truly celebrate.

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If you ask any of our Chamber staff, “What do you love about your job?,” you would surely hear something that relates to our specialties, but it wouldn’t take too long before each of us said … We love being able to celebrate with our members.

The 39th Annual Farm City Breakfast, presented by the Kentucky Farm Bureau of Daviess County and the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce, is set for 7:30 a.m. on Saturday in the Daviess County High School cafeteria.

I have lived in western Kentucky my entire life, except for the one year I spent in the Cincinnati area — so my roots here run deep. Close to 300 years deep. It is natural for personal identity to stem from the place you were born, where you have made memories, where you built a life and where you buried family. For me, it is natural to have a fierce loyalty and hopefulness for a good future.