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For more information see realtor’s office ads for open house times L. Steve Castlen Realtors 4118 Mason Woods Lane Roger Stacy

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L. Steve Castlen Realtors 2749 Chatham Lane Kent Selby

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 3135 Avenue of the Parks Denise Pace

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 900 Squirrel Tail Hollow Road, Hawesville Starr Nalley

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 5693 Kentucky 54, Philpot Tony Anderson

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 3935 Wood Trace Sue Davis

Century 21 Partners 1442 Sutter Loop South Gail Niehaus

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 5418 Park Haven Bend Anndrea Mahoney

Century 21 Partners 5739 Kentucky 54, Philpot Stacy Sturgeon

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 2337 Heartland Park Ken Plas

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L. Steve Castlen Realtors 1930 Oxford Drive Steve Castlen

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Tony Clark Realtors 3819 Jefferson St. Angela Clark

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 2033 Wimbledon Court Ondra Edds

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 301 Chip Shot Cove Cheryl Contratto

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 1216 W. Third St. Anndrea Mahoney

Century 21 Partners 4915 Kentucky 81, Calhoun Karen Gross

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Tony Clark Realtors 4553 Lake Forest Drive Angela Clark

Tony Clark Realtors 2041 Fieldcrest St. Angela Clark

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Tony Clark Realtors 1540 Oak Park Drive Angela Clark

L. Steve Castlen Realtors 420 Griffith Ave. Cindy Whitmer

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NEED NEW

WINDOWS? DO YOUR

RESEARCH

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As with any home upgrade, a little research can help ensure a top-quality installation with the best materials on the market. Here are the most important factors to consider before purchasing replacement windows:

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Energy-efficient windows can keep utility bills in-check while helping manage climate control. Seek out the ENERGY STAR label, which indicates a product is energy efficient according to standards from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.

Numbers don’t lie so be sure to also check the National Fenestration Rating Council Label to compare per formance between energyefficient windows in the following categories: U-Factor (how well the window retains heat), Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (how well it resists unwanted heat gain), Visible Transmittance (how well it lets in natural light), Air Infiltration (how drafty the window is), and Condensation Resistance (how well it resists inside surface condensation).

TEST SPECIFICATIONS

All windows on the market are tested for their structural integrity, as well as their resistance to air and water. Investigating these rat-

ings is important, particularly in regions that see wicked weather.

INSULATION

For maximum energy efficiency and comfort, look for new technologies such as Neopor insulation and INNERGY thermal reinforcements that deliver high-performance and meet ENERGY STAR certification standards. Windows offered by ProVia, for example, include these features and are tested against the most stringent requirements for air and water infiltration, wind load resistance, ease of operation, forced entry and more.

MATERIAL

Windows are available in such materials as vinyl, wood, aluminum and fiberglass. Understanding the benefits of each can help you arrive at the right decision for your home, priorities and budget, and new options even mix materials, combining different advantages into one product.

WARRANTY AVAILABILITY

Replacement Windows can cost thousands of dollars and should last a long time, so consider protecting your investment by opting for windows that come with a comprehensive lifetime warranty that’s transferrable

to the next homeowner. This can potentially increase your home’s value should you put it on the market.

STYLE

The style of your new windows can complement the architectural features of your home, provide visual interest and boost curb appeal. Using online design resources and visualizer tools can help you see how particular hardware finishes, colors, add-ons, finishing options and accessories will look on your home.

RECOGNITION

Third-par ty recognition for a par ticular brand or product is a strong indicator that you’re investing in a quality product.

A recent “Remodeling” magazine sur vey of remodeling contractors ranked ProVia vinyl windows as number one in window quality, citing its unique ability to customize as needed, its personalized customer ser vice, strong warranties and mix of state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment and human craftsmanship. Lastly, the brand was recognized for strong attention to detail, as it follows an 80-plus item checklist for quality control.

More information can be found at provia. com/windows.

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Ask Your Neighbor who SOLD their home. Chances are Tony Clark Realtors did!

OPEN SUN. 1-3 PM

NEW TO MARKET!

NEW TO MARKET!

NOW $ 399,900

4553 Lake Forest Dr Livable Luxe! 4 BR, 2.5 BA. 1st floor Owner’s Suite.

Fireplace. Formal Din Rm. Granite & SS appliances. Home Theatre, equipped w/ surround sound. Park-like Yard.

Residents enjoy Pool, Lakes. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

NEW TO MARKET!

$239,900

1520 Robin Road Griffith Area. Rare offering! 4-units, Condos living.

Currently leased, the 2 BR Condo offers a superb location. Basement storage room & laundry. Smart investors, call now. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

$319,900

$275,000

7110 Hwy 60 W 3.3acres. Beautifully updated 1704 sq ft home features 3 BR, 2 BA. 16x20’ Screened Patio is the place for seasonal entertaining! 3+ car detached garage is over 1500 sq ft! Charles King (270) 922-0311

$699,900

$318,000

1221 Upper Trace Surprisingly spacious brick ranch with full walk-out basement! 4 BR. 3 BA. 3150 sq ft of living. Attached garage measures 28 feet deep! Located on a quiet, peaceful 0.35 acre home site Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

2041 Fieldcrest Dr French Inspired Chateau offers 3158 sq ft of living.

You’ll love the high ceilings, rich plaster cast moldings and abundance of windows. Fireplace. Basement.

Enclosed Courtyard. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

$119,900

1326 Wayside Dr East Original Owner Selling! Well-maintained. 3 BR, 1.5 BA brick ranch w/ Basement. Bay Windows in both Liv Rm & Fam Rm. Spacious kitchen with dining. Fenced yard.

Corner lot. Storage Building. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

3331 Reid Road 30 acres. Masterfully built. 4-5 BR, 4.5 BA. Basement. Geo thermal heat & air. Whole home Air Filtration. 3-car attached garage. Plus 30x60’ Building with 3 garage bays & apartment.

Angela Clark , Tony Clark Realtors (270) 926-0055

$1,250,000

Portfolio of 5 Buildings 5 buildings - These assets have been well maintained, with excellent lighting and generous parking spaces for every tenant. Together this package offers dynamic income streams for the purchaser. Tony Clark (270) 929-4022

SALE PENDING!

REDUCED!

$239,900

$309,900

4707 Shell Drive – East

1540 Oak Park Drive – Griffith Area Exquisite! 3 BR, 2 BA & 2 half BA. Fireplace in Liv Rm. Hardwood floors. Updated in 2015: Granite & SS appliances in kitchen. Big, open Basement! Detached garage & carport.

Beautiful lot with tall trees. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Brick ranch with basement. 3 BR, 3 BA. 3400 sq ft. 2 Fireplaces. Updated Kitchen. SS Appliances included. Fam Rm & Utility Rm in Basement. 9/10 acre home site! Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

500 Wesleyan Place Brick ranch w/ Basement. 3 BR. 2.5 BA. Fireplace.

Formal Liv & Din Rms. Sunroom. Updated Heat, Air, Roof, Windows. 2-car garage w/ electric/shop. No flood insurance! Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

4105 Mason Woods Lane High-end amenities: Stone Countertops. Gourmet Appliances. Fireplace. Sunroom. Spring Bank TownHome residents enjoy the community pool & amenities. Enjoy the good life! Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

NEW TO MARKET! $183,500

$159,900

$175,000

6351 Valley Brooke Trace – Deer Valley Every Upgrade is found in this 3 BR, 2 BA. Pampering Owner’s Suite. Deluxe walk-in tile shower, glass enclosure!

2-car garage. 12x12 Rear Patio. Terraced Rear Yard.

Experience Difference! Angela Clark (270) 926-0055

3424 Woodlane Dr - Cedar Hills Quality all brick ranch w/ Covered Front Porch.

3 BR. 2 BA. Quality replacement windows & doors. updated Heat, Air, Roof. Oversized 24’ x 24’ 2-car garage. 4/10 acre home site. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

454 So. Middle Patesville 11.59 rolling acres great for horses or cattle. 1680 SF home features 3 BR,. 2 BA. 343’ of road frontage. Survey on file.

Charles King (270) 922-0311

3819 Jefferson Street

3813 Steele Drive

3609 Trafalgar Ct.

4 BR. 2 BA. Updates include hot water heater & furnace.

Check out Owner suite’s walk-in closet with skylight!

Detached 30’ x 24’ detached building with electric Not in a flood plain. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Well Maintained. Brick ranch with 3 bedrooms.

Liv Rm & Fam Rm. A rear addition features over 1380 sq ft of spacious living. Choice lot. Carport.

Established area. Tony Clark (270) 926-0055

Brick 1.5 story features 3 bedrooms. Hardwood floors. 3rd bedroom located on 2nd floor. Detached garage. Buy with peace of mind: One Year Home Warranty provided! Steve Klee (270) 926-0055

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500 Greathouse Rd - Lewisport 1.33 acres. 3 BR. 2 BA. 1680 sq ft home. Built new in 2002, you’ll love the wood laminate floors. Rear Porch. Outbuildings. Great value!

Charles King (270) 922-0311

$124,900

$114,900

$95,900

$125,000

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Land, Lots & Acreage: 2.42 acres. Panther Creek. Bob McPherson.

47.7 acres - 9705 Parks Rd. Tony Clark For details, Call Clark (270) 926-0055

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Steve Marksberry Sasha O’Bryan Bob McPherson Realtor®

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Rita Ward Realtor ®

Carolyn Clark

OWENSBORO'S HARDEST WORKING Tony Clark AGENTS! Angela Clark Broker, Realtor ®

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Steve Klee Realtor®

Debra Burden Realtor®

Charlie King Realtor®

Deana Brewer Leasing Manager

Cora Daniels Leasing Team

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GAC Property Management R FO NT E R

9057 Hwy 54 Whitesville 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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126 Partridge Loop 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath DW, Bonus Room, 2 Car Garage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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3432 Wandering Lane #2 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath W/D, New Carpet GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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4201 Scotty Lane #2 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath DW, W/D GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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3500 Deer Trail 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath DW, Fenced Yard, 2 Car Garage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Deer Trail 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath W/D, New Carpet & Ceramic GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

Deana Brewer Leasing Manager

127 West 18th Street 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, New Flooring Formal dining, Basement GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

Debra Burden The Leasing Team

Cora Daniels The Leasing Team

2720 McFarland Avenue Apt B 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath W/D, New Vinyl in Kitchen GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Benttree Drive 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath DW, W/D, New Carpet GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

703 Princeton Pkwy 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath W/D GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Bowie Trail (Alamo Apts) 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, DW, W/D Private Patio, New Ceramic/Carpet GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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6271 Hwy 60 West (Bourbon Block) GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

4030 Fogle Drive 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath New Ceramic, Fenced Yard, Garage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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715 Princeton Pkwy 1Bedroom, 1 Bath W/D, New Carpet & Ceramic GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

2911 Frederica Street 1683 sq ft, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath DW, Formal Living Room, Garage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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3306 Old Mill Lane (Available in October) 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Garage w/opener GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

(270) 926-5415 2934 Frederica Street, Owensboro, Kentucky www.TonyClark.com R FO NT E R

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1138 Gilbert Lane Cul-de-sac, 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath New Ceramic, Shed GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Pepper Tree Lane 1 & 2 Bedroom, 1 & 2 Bath DW, W/D GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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426 Salem #101 - 600 sq ft #102 - 900 sq ft, 2 Baths GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

Carolyn Clark The Leasing Team

259 Church Street 3.2 acres Zoned Light Industrial 2 Bldgs, Scales, Grain Storage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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RE/MAX Professional Realty Group For all the things that move you. www.EveryOwensboroHome.com

Reba Besecker Rick Cummins Glenn Ashby REALTOR® REALTOR® BROKER/REALTOR® 270-302-2822 270-929-3407 270-570-5533

Lauren Lee REALTOR® 270-993-9843

Brian Luttrell REALTOR® 270-929-0040

Laura Bennett REALTOR® 270-231-6878

John Reynolds Chivonne Rutman REALTOR® REALTOR® 270-485-9592 270-315-0505

NEW $164,800

NEW $139,900

Amber Brown REALTOR® Blake Hayden Group 270-839-5253

Joe Daugherty REALTOR® Blake Hayden Group 270-313-7964

Ryan Rutman REALTOR® 270-315-7464

Matt Schell REALTOR® 270-302-8384

NEW $129,900

Blake Hayden Realtor® Blake Hayden Group 270-244-6162

270-684-2727

Tracy Ioia REALTOR® 270-929-4990

Judy Lambert REALTOR® 270-929-3385

Michelle Wiesman Manager 270-684-2727

Realtor® Blake Hayden Group 270-316-7160

Missie Hayden Realtor® Blake Hayden Group 270-244-6161

Melissa Watts-Davis Jereme Willner REALTOR® REALTOR® 270-315-7782 270-929-0338

RE/MAX Professional Realty Group 3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303

REDUCED $459,900

Sidney Wilson

REDUCED $310,000

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5021 Sturbridge Place 77281 Brian Luttrell

2063 Richland Rd 77295 Tracy Ioia

3141 Meadowland Drive 77347 Melissa Davis

3110 Wood Valley Pointe 74961 Brian Luttrell

4682 Windstone Dr 76631 Tracy Ioia

REDUCED $414,900

REDUCED $249,900

REDUCED $149,900

REDUCED $329,750

REDUCED $265,900

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2221 Turnbury Cove 76312 Blake Hayden Group

2833 Turfway Drive 76756 John Reynolds

2838 Strawbridge Place 77113 Matt Schell

3238 Spring Ridge Pkwy 76816 Brian Luttrell

3207 Shadewood Terrace 76122 Brian Luttrell

REDUCED $79,900

REDUCED $99,900

REDUCED $139,900

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720 Parrish Avenue 76531 Ryan Rutman

1555 Joe Powers Rd 76537 Reba Besecker

4605 Kings Mill Dr 77275 Brian Luttrell

600 Frederica Street 75439 Blake Hayden Group

1521 Sweeney Street 75662 Blake Hayden Group

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FEATURED $99,900

FEATURED $574,900

FEATURED $869,900

215 W 9th Street 76220 Blake Hayden Group

410 E 14th Street 76369 Glenn Ashby

#8 Camp Green Shores Rd 75841 John Reynolds

3143 Spring Ridge Pkwy 76113 Blake Hayden Group

12 Stone Creek Park 77050 Ryan Rutman Realtors

FEATURED $399,900

FEATURED $374,900

FEATURED $650,000

FEATURED $279,400

FEATURED $99,900

4225 Benttree Dr 76188 Ryan Rutman

11080 Hwy 764 76213 John Reynolds

11 Hilltop Dr 76245 Blake Hayden Group

3306 Shadewood Terrace 76322 Glenn Ashby

3025 Daviess Street 76361 Reba Besecker

FEATURED $379,900

FEATURED $344,900

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SATURDAY 09/14/2019

11:00 AM-12:30 PM...521 ST. ANN ST.........................77320...MATT SCHELL...$239,900..CENTRAL 4629 Pleasant Grove Rd 76373 Judy Lambert

249 Chestnut Grove Rd N 76374 Brian Luttrell

FEATURED $599,900

FEATURED $337,500

11:00 PM-12:30 PM...4629 PLEASANT GROVE RD.....76373...JUDY LAMBERT..$379,900...EAST 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM..4675 WINKLER ROAD................77235...RYAN RUTMAN...$389,900....EAST

SUNDAY 09/15/2019 3346 Professional Park Drive 76416 Blake Hayden Group

6936 Milton Road 76423 Ryan Rutman

12:00 AM-2:00 PM.....3306 SHADEWOOD TERRACE...76322...GLENN ASHBY...$279,400...SOUTH

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5 steps to take to prepare your home for a natural disaster Help protect your residence, family by following these tips

BY BRANDPOINT

To stay safe during a tornado, for example, have your family choose a windowless safe room in your home and designate a family member to open windows. For added protection get under something sturdy, such as a heavy table, or cover your body with a mattress.

Whether it’s hurricanes, tornadoes or snowstorms, natural disasters can occur anywhere at any time. When they do, it’s often sudden, so being prepared ahead of time is key. However, only 39% of Americans are prepared for an unexpected natural disaster, according to a study by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

“It’s important to always follow official evacuation orders. But if you are able to remain in the home, amplifying your safety now can help you and your family keep calm during an emergency,” said Tarsila Wey, director of marketing for First Alert. “Save yourself from potential stress by taking these steps to prepare for any natural disaster.”

CREATE AN EMERGENCY DISASTER KIT

Keep a well-stocked emergency disaster kit ready at all times. Fill your kit with first aid items such as bandages, gauze, tweezers and cleansing wipes. Additionally, include a flashlight, transistor radio, a portable phone charger, extra batteries, a fire extinguisher and enough bottled water and perishable food items to last at least 72 hours.

HELP PROTECT YOUR HOME AND FAMILY

PLAN FOR A NATURAL DISASTER

Emergency disaster drills are often conducted in schools, but rarely in the home. Plan for potential emergencies with your family before they strike.

Natural disasters can cause longlasting power outages and lead to a spike in carbon monoxide (CO) poi-

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soning incidents, often because of improper generator use. It is extremely important to never leave your generator inside your home or the garage, as they are a source of CO. CO is an odorless and colorless gas, making it impossible to detect without an alarm.

To protect your family from the threats of smoke, fire and CO, consider installing a First Alert Combination Smoke and CO Alarm with a 10-year sealed batter y, which eliminates the need to replace batteries for the life of the alarm. Test your alarms monthly and be sure all smoke and CO alarms have a battery backup if hardwired. Install alarms on each level of the home and near every sleeping area.

during a power outage. Never leave any open flames unattended. In the event of a fire, a well-planned and practiced escape plan will be invaluable.

To design a fire escape plan, identify multiple exits out of each room and choose a meeting spot for your family away from the home. Practice this plan at least twice a year.

STORE YOUR VALUABLES SAFELY

KNOW FIRE SAFETY

Important documents such as insurance papers, bir th cer tificates and passports are necessar y when dealing with the aftermath of a disaster, so be sure they are safely stored. For maximum security, protect these documents as well as any family heirlooms or prized possessions by storing them in a waterproof and fire resistant safe.

“Being prepared for extreme weather often isn’t on a homeowner’s mind until it’s too late,” said Wey. “Make safety a priority in your home by planning for any natural disaster so that your family and your property are as protected as possible.”

For more information, visit www. firstalert.com.

Damaged powerlines, gas lines and other electrical systems pose a dangerous fire threat. If a powerline falls, don’t move or drive over it and immediately contact local authorities. Another potential danger is using candles

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OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 11:00 - 12:30

1921 Littlewood * $309,500 Call Judy Lambert 270-929-3385

6414 Springwood Drive

4629 Pleasant Grove Rd * 1.436 acres Call Judy Lambert 270-929-3385*MLS#76373

2311 Blossom Ct.

Lovely custom built home with 3 bedrooms , 2 full baths and 1 Half bath. Attached 2 car garage. Many updates and extras including new quartz countertops, crown moulding throughout and new engineered hardwood flooring. Large detached building. All situated on a fenced in 1/2 acre lot. Above ground pool and deck that can stay or go. Garage is oversized 2 car garage. Contact Reba Besecker 270-929-3407 MLS# 76951

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Shows like new! Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home with over 2200 sq. ft.

Priced below the cost of building new.

MLS 76818 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

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424 Locust Ct * $125,000 Call Judy Lambert 270-929-3385 MLS#77133

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2025 Wimbledon Call Judy Lambert 270-929-3385

Judy Lambert REALTOR®

929-3385

jjlambertrealtor@aol.com

3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303 270-684-2727

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816 Unsel Road SOLD BY JUDY 270-929-3385 MLS#76863

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3025 Daviess Street 3 BR with possible 4th. Large Master BR on main level Priced to sell At $99,900.

Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

1555 Joe Powers Road 3 Bedroom Older home with 10+ acres.

2 barns andLots of Road frontage. Priced to sell at $99,900 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

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840 Mason Court * 129,900 1203 Booth Ave Call Judy Lambert 270-929-3385 MLS#77153 Judy Lambert 270-929-3385

5365 Frederica Street Over 100 acres with home. Approx. 93 acres currently leased for crops. The property on the North side has 48+ acres for development/commercial potential. There is over 9000 sq. ft. of road frontage on Frederica, Martin Luther King, Jr. loop and Theater Way combined. The home features aa 3 bedroom, 1 bath home which you may reside in or use as rental property.

MLS 75437 Contact Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

Multi-Million Dollar Producer rebabesecker@aol.com

270-929-3407

4523 Indian Creek Loop

MLS#76519 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

5365 Frederica St.

MLS# 75437 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303 270-684-2727

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$111,000

$159,900

$179,500

Gail Niehaus

MLS#77131

270.316.7257

3317 Frederica Street - Suite 10 Owensboro, KY 42301 270.684.2100

Stacy Sturgeon

MLS#76720

270.929.8983

Karen Gross 270.315.9810

John Burns Broker 270.993.1109

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Joetta O'Brien Realtor®

270-313-3032

Stephanie Miller Realtor®/Broker

JoAnn Risner Broker/Owner

270-929-3140

270-570-3939

Hope Margelot Realtor®

270-316-5476

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Pat O’Brien Realtor®

270-929-0838

Carolyn Niehaus Realtor®

270-702-1315

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Jim Yeckering Realtor®

270-836-4440

RISNER & ASSOCIATES REALTY, INC.

(270) 926-1400 • RISNERREALTORS.COM 1010 Frederica St., Owensboro, KY. 42301 • joannrisner@email.com $1,300,000

$4,000,000

REDUCED!! $369,900

121 E. 2nd Street

Former McAtee Department Store building in Owensboro's downtown. Excellent Condition.

New roof and HVAC systems in 2016. Each floor is unique and the building is well suited for multiple users and easily modified to accommodate retail, boutique hotel and/or restaurant uses. Connected directly to the parking garage. Adjacent to the Riverpark Center, Museum and downtown businesses, restaurants, shopping, park, riverfront, hotels, and convention center. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#76897

NEW LISTING! $549,900

703 Griffith Ave. A corner lot on the prestigious Griffith Ave. in Owensboro KY. This home has been renovated & is ready to make new memories in. You'll find character galore in this 5 BR, 4 bath home that will capture your interests starting w/solid mahogany flooring, a large kitchen w/2 walk in pantries, arches, 2 master suites & much more! Entertaining during the Porchfest or just taking a leisurely stroll down the dogwood & azalea trails contribute to making this home a must see. Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476. MLS#77377

104 E. 4th Street

1303 Breckenridge Great location! 7200 square ft. Currently operating as "Owensboro Music Center". Call JoAnn Risner 270570-3939. MLS#77063.

$1,100,000

$399,000

Great location Downtown. Includes 7 locations w/6 bldgs. (104 E 4th St.-7,292 Sq Ft office, 112 E 4th St.-3,888 Sq Ft, & 5 unit apt. bldg., 120 E 4th St.-park, 419 Allen St-3 unit apt., 421 Allen St.-lot, 423 Allen St.-1,560 Sq Ft house, 429 Allen St.-4 unit apt.) totals approximately 1.675 acres. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 or Hope Margelot 270-316-5476. MLS#76866

36 Stone Creek

Not every home has a 1800 sq ft guest house w/bath and a half overlooking a beautiful pool. This house is a dream, so many gorgeous amenities you must see for yourself.

Come walk through the hand cut mahogany front doors and experience luxury from every corner. JoAnn Risner 270570-3939 MLS# 70767

$148,900

$189,900

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909 W. 1st Street

1917 Standish Place Great location! This 3 bedroom 2 bath home has been recently remodeled and freshly painted throughout. Has crown molding and updated kitchen with newer appliances.

Also new replacement windows. New roof installed in 2016. Privacy fence in backyard.

One car attached garage with carport. Won't last long! Call Carolyn Niehaus 270-7021315. MLS#76502

3882 Hwy 554

1845 Fogle Road

COUNTRY LIVING just minutes from town! Amazing single story country home on 10 acres. Open floor plan, pool, lake. Beautiful horse barn with vinyl fencing. Words cannot describe with panoramic views. MLS#76652. Call JoAnn Risner for appointment 270-570-3939.

$649,900

Beautiful 3 bedroom 2-1/2 bath home sits on the mighty Ohio River with spectacular views of Owensboro's booming downtown. Enjoy the views from the beautiful landscaped backyard which includes a gazebo and pond.

Home is within walking distance to live entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. Call JoAnn Risner (270) 570-3939. MLS#76032.

G N I D PEN

Nation Hill Farm (34.845 acres) - 3rd Highest point in Daviess County. Beautiful restored historic barn including all new electrical wiring. Weather vane & cupola added to barn. Pond & some wooded area. New fences replaced & new gates installed. Complete new water line installed. New septic tank installed (Never Used). Fruit/ Nut trees planted. 3 Pecan, 3 Chestnut, 2 Pawpaw, Berry Bushes Planted, 2 Elderberry, 2 Gooseberry. Small vineyard constructed & vines planted. Vegetable garden developed. Owner will sell Farm Equipment that's a must to have in upkeep of this Beautiful Property. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#76975

OPEN Sat 9/14 11:00-12:30

REDUCED to $152,900

2327 Bullfinch 3BR/1.5BA 1476 square feet brick home.

Kitchen has been remodeled. Perfect for first time buyer or looking to downsize.

Vivant security installed. Single detached garage. Move in ready. Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476. MLS#76940

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A SLICE OF HISTORY ON LITTLEWOOD DRIVE

STORY BY JODI KEEN MESSENGER-INQUIRER

PHOTOS BY ALAN WARREN MESSENGER-INQUIRER

A prime piece of Owensboro real estate is available in the city’s most beloved neighborhood, and it has the whole package — including a claim to fame.

Joy Horton and her late husband, Bill, bought 1921 Littlewood Drive in 1987 after being charmed by the 1938 home’s craftsmanship and location.

“My husband loved it,” she says. “He loved older houses, (and this one) was fairly original.”

Some of those original pieces are still in use, such as the hardwood on the stairs and the second floor. Also original is the red tile roof, which has been carefully refurbished and maintained over the years.

“Another reason we liked the house was it had big rooms,” Joy says, pointing out the oversized master suite’s 10-foot ceiling, walk-in closet and expansive, add-on master bath — all a rarity in a pre-war house.

At 3,591 square feet, one would hardly argue this property has plenty of room.

Formal dining and living rooms, an updated kitchen, a half bath and an enclosed sun room fill out the first floor and link together in a free-flowing floor plan, while three bedrooms and two full baths round out the second level. The property includes an unfinished basement, twocar attached garage and courtyard full of entertaining potential behind the house.

1921 Littlewood Drive also benefits from its central location. Owensboro High School football games are within walking distance, and the popular annual PorchFest music festival is just a block to the north. The Dogwood Azalea Trail is a favorite area for local walkers and runners, and 1921 Littlewood Drive proudly adds to its neighborhood’s appeal. Wisteria crawls along a back yard trellis, while the front and side yard gardens include vibrant flowers, oriental azaleas and several varieties of hostas that are as diverse and friendly as the neighbors.

“I love the neighbors,” Joy says. “It’s a great neighborhood.”

1921 Littlewood Drive has also cement-

‘THAT GANGSTER’S HOUSE’ For more information on “Bugs” Moran’s time in Owensboro, check out the May 17, 1991, edition of the Messenger-Inquirer in our digital archive at Newspapers.com. Keith Lawrence’s detailed timeline includes an account of an oral history project by Grady Harreld Jr.’s grandson, a then12-year-old Glenn Peyton Taylor Jr., that brought Harreld’s role in the story to light.

ed a place in Owensboro’s history as the brief residence of famed Chicago gangster George “Bugs” Moran. But unlike those unreliable Johnny Depp sightings, this story has a proven record.

In fall 1945, H.C. Farmer was temporarily relocating to Florida and wanted to sublet his home at 1921 Littlewood Drive. He rented it to an oil businessman, who lived at the residence until Farmer returned from Florida in March 1946.

Unbeknownst to most at the time, the oil businessman was Moran, a bitter rival of Al Capone who had lost several

members of his mob to the gunfire of Capone’s gang during the 1929 St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.

Unbeknownst to Moran, the FBI was investigating a burglary ring and set up surveillance at 2001 Littlewood Drive, directly next door. That home at the time was owned by Grady Harreld Jr., and federal agents used it to stake out Moran’s residence for four months. Once Moran moved on to Henderson in the spring and a stronger case against him had been built, the FBI, assisted by the Owensboro Police Department, raided Moran’s Henderson residence and arrested him and an accomplice. And, according to Harreld, that made the home at 1921 Littlewood an instant legend.

70 years later, Joy says she still gets the occasional inquiry about “that gangster’s house” on Littlewood Drive. It makes her smile, as do the years of cherished memories and friendships that have been established at 1921 Littlewood Drive.

Selling it is “kind of bittersweet,” Joy says. “There are a lot of memories.”

Judy Lambert, RE/MAX

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NEW LISTING 456 Camden Circle • $164,900

3 BD 2 BA Move-In ready in Graystone Estates, neutral colors, open living & kitchen area, split bedrooms, walk-in closets and 2 car attached garage.

Call: Kim Roberts

3983 Cross Creek Trail • $229,900

3 BD 3 BA Custom built, all brick, open concept, two living spaces, office, split bedrooms, custom upgrades, and privacy fence on corner lot.

Call: Jeff Day

MLS 77337

MLS 77283

NEW PRICE 2652 Dellwood Valley Lane • $214,900 3 BD 2. BA Cumberland floor plan situated on a corner lot, built in 2017, open kitchen & living area, luxury vinyl planks, laundry room, large bonus room and 2 car att. garage.

Call: Kim Roberts

2229 Triple Crown Way • $159,900

2 BD 2.5 BA Are you looking for centrally located care free living? You will love The Oaks! One car garage townhome.

Call: Andrea Widmer

Call: Brown-Phillips Team

MLS 77139

NICOLE BAKER Office Manager (270) 926-9999

3 BD 2 BA Located in Thorobred Acres, attached garage, fenced backyard, new paint and more.

3 BD 2 BA Located in Tamarack Park, 2 separate living areas, large kitchen, privacy fence, oversized patio and attached garage. New siding on room addition and new roof in 2017.

2,520 Sq. Ft. Commercial warehouse & office space with 2 bathrooms, bay door, 220 amperage, side loading ramp, Zoned I-1. All metal building located right off Parrish Ave. with off-street paved parking.

Call: Kim Roberts

Call: Jeff Day

Call: Mary Mattingly

MLS 77009

MLS MLS76871 74206

(270)

JACLYN MIDKIFF Realtor® (270) 792-2247

RACHEL BROWN Realtor® (270) 929-7110

JOHNNY PHILLIPS Realtor® (270) 302-8749

926-9999

DONNA BITTNER Realtor® (270) 314-4869

IRYNA TINCHER Realtor® (270) 313-1022

MARY MATTINGLY Realtor® (270) 314-7440

KIM ROBERTS Realtor® (270) 903-6442

STEVE GLENN Realtor® (270) 570-1828

WES DONAHUE Realtor® (270) 314-9952

NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE

2659 Dellwood Valley Lane • $233,900

9708 Mulligan Rd • $389,900

4 BD 2.5 BA Like new in Deer Valley. Open concept, oversized windows, large kitchen with pantry, island and stainless steel appliances and MUCH MORE.

4 BD 3 BA Home situated on 1.34 acres in West Louisville.

Perfect home for entertaining with 2 full kitchens, Amish maple cabinets, bar area, cathedral ceiling in living room, full finished basement with theatre room & much more.

Call: Jeff Day

Call: Kim Roberts

MLS 76708

MLS 76706

7107 Lamplite Circle • $25,000

3 BD 2 BA Located east of Owensboro 14x70 single-wide Clayton trailer with deck and off-street parking. Possible Owner Financing! 6812 Lamplite Circle (MLS #76635) available for $15,000.

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 72475 MLS 76632

Commercial Opportunities 900 W 9th Street

0 Lamplite Circle • $499,000

Investment Opportunity -12 single wide homes located in park on east side of Owensboro. All are currently rented and newer homes. Possible Owner Finance!

MLS 73482 Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 76776

GoTripleCrown.com

JEFF DAY Realtor® (270) 903-7559

ANDREA WIDMER Realtor® (270) 570-0449

1501 McJohnson Ave. • $120,000

4103 McIntire Crossing • $133,500

2219 Secretariat Drive • $139,900

MLS 77029

CHAD DAY Realtor® (270) 316-8077

MLS 77132

COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

NEW PRICE

401 Frederica St STE 101A, Owensboro, KY 42301

CHARLIE DAWSON Principal Broker (270) 313-7428

728 Live Oak Place • $164,900

2 BD 2 BA Low maintenance home with bonus room, open kitchen/living area, lots of space, and 2 car attached garage.

MLS 76382

5341 Frederica St. • $129,900

MLS 67357

12D Quail Ridge Ct • $114,900

2 BD 1 BA 2nd Floor Condo with garage and additional storage area. All common areas are covered by HOA.

Call: Charlie Dawson

Land Opportunities 4116 Hwy 554

MLS 69805

$250,000 All steel building

$14,900 1 acre

814 W 9th Street MLS 74998

118 W Byers Ave MLS 73445

$100,000 +/- 1 acre lot

$50,000 Building lot near park.

Commercial Potential - Over 4 acres next to Cracker Barrel. Currently Zoned AR (Agriculture Residential). Older home on site has potential as well. Located in a flood zone, but plenty of dirt on site for a build up.

6235 Hwy 54 MLS 74206

0 Trogden Ln MLS 74936

$200,000 3,000 sq.ft., lease available

$12,900 1.6 acres

Call: Charlie Dawson

Call: Charlie Dawson

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 73547

MLS 76383

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Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were recorded between June 26 and July 2.

6307 Jack Hinton Road, INDLEAS1 to Tracy Mulligan, $112,000.

813 Creek Harbor Court, Terry Woodward to Donna and Natalie Embry, $153,000.

2068 Sussex Place, Susan Clark to Stephen and Kimberly Johnson, $217,200.

12001 Fields Road, Carroll Miller to Marcus Fulkerson, $59,000.

2611 Burton Road, Lowell and Kim Lloyd to Matthew and Katherine Evans, $252,250.

1638 Chapel Lane, Bonnie Hite to Lian Awi and Par Zi Hnem, $179,900.

5477 Ridge Pointe Court, Drew and Lee Ann Moss to Zachary and Courtney Clark, $410,000.

2061 Sussex Place, Edward Almes to Otis and Susan Hicks, $182,000.

4764 Pecan Ridge Court, Kevin and Ann Kauffeld to Michael and Judith McGuinn, $235,000.

2545 Eastwood Drive, estate of Stephen Kuhna to Jared and Charley Spurrier, $120,000.

408 E. 20th St., estate of Nicholas Jones to Collin Payne, $99,900.

515 Manchester Loop, Carrie and Nathan Browning to Martin and Star Stahl, $206,900.

808 Frederica St. Unit 2, Judie Peyton to Glen Murphy, $185,640.

1089 Southgate Drive, Edward Burg and Julie Burg to Michael Middlebrook and Donna Bretherik, $90,000.

3020 Waterside Way, Nicole and Christopher Davis to Greg and Joni Collins, $268,000.

316 Magnolia Drive, Equity Trade and Relocation Co. to Greg and Mary Alvey, $245,000.

948 Turtle Creek, Jason and Patricia Duplantis to Brock and Kendal Quinton, $265,000.

1525 St. Marys Ave., Sandy Stovall to Sandra Adler, $139,900.

2324 Meadowhill Lane, David and Talia Jacobsen to Miranda and Justin Embry, $222,000.

731 Carter Road, Janice and Jerry Roberts to Robert Deason IV, $112,000.

1811 Wellshurst Drive, Paul Martin Builders Inc. to Patricia Liu and Barbara Blandford, $335,899.

6610 Thoreau Village, Betty Martin to Jasmine Embry, $100,023.

2521 Nelson Ave., Karen and Robert Kilmer to Jonathan and Selina Christie, $59,000.

2425 Elder Drive, Richard and Theresa Stallings to Judy Staples, $115,000.

8B Quail Ridge Court, Judy Staples and Patrick Tucci to Philip and Janet Tichenor, $120,000.

94 Dublin Lane, Denise Pace to Nicholas Pavlas, $47,000.

4161 Hayden Road, Dargan and Tonya Settles and Darwyn Settles to Gary and

Margaret Boswell, $620,000.

2245 Becklynn Drive, Hema Goyal to Cody and Sarah Boles, $187,000.

2105 W. Sixth St., Robert Satterfield and others to Autry Properties LLC, $17,500.

3011 Quincy Court, True Son Properties LLC to Jacob and Ashley Duel, $112,000.

2408 Ebach St., C&D Property Management LLC to Marissa Walker, $72,500.

2014 Prince Ave., James and Linda Wilson to Maria Martinez, Manuel Osorio and Carlos Knight, $72,500.

6158 Fairmont Court, Francis and D. Michelle Carrico to Matthew and Brittaney Johnson, $310,900.

4300 Strickland Drive, Jeffrey King to James Reynolds, $85,000.

1525 Miller Court, Kent and Kathryn Fruge´ to Drew and Rachael Frey, $320,000.

5650 Woodcrest Lane, Shelly and John Tyler to Nicole and Christopher Davis, $325,000.

5272 W. Fifth St. Road, William and Judi Johnson to Steve Morgan, $169,900.

3300 Spring Ridge Parkway, Dayan and Jonia Neves to Alex and Jennifer Pokrass, $338,000.

7200 Knottsville Mount Zion Road, Donald and Carolyn Lloyd to Amy Hildebrandt, $175,000.

4116 Buckland Square, Daniel and Stephanie Dowell to Dasia Cowherd, $126,900.

5504 Mulberry Place, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Nicole and Jonathan Billiter, $272,500.

3961 Brookside Court, John and Amy Hopgood to Michael and Barbara Carrico, $150,000.

1906 Lydia Drive, Lori and John Steele to Jonathan and Rebekah Tanner, $186,580.

566 Stableford Circle, Raymond Kolhagen to Robert and Barbara Carper, $279,500.

2139 Chaffee Court, Modesta Clark to Summer Newsome and John Allen II, $62,700.

677 Danberry St., James and Jolene Hudson to Pamela Coffey, $129,900.

3158 At the Post Court, estate of Jammie Constant to Joseph Anton, $178,000.

2224 Amethyst Court, Russell and Kristen Lawson to Sirva Relocation Properties LLC, $158,000.

2224 Amethyst Court, Sirva Relocation Properties LLC to John Johnson, $158,000.

2679 Rush Trail, Ronald and Sheila Damron to Lawrence and Judith Payne, $182,000.

3856 Garden Terrace, Jeffery and Debra Zimmerman to Glois Camp, $30,400.

260 Tremont Drive, William and Barbara Thomason to Taylor Lewis, $79,900.

781 Yelvington Grandview Road, Walter Ford to Katherine Lampert and Chase Clouse, $280,000.

5854 May Road, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance to Kenneth and Sheree Clark, $40,000.

1715 Frederica St., RDW Investments LLC to D7-5 LLC, $1.9 million.

The following real estate transfers were recorded between July 2 and July 10.

5309 Ashland Ave., Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner, to Fulcrum Holdings LLC, $65,000.

1833 E. 19th St., David Boswell to Robert, Patricia and Christopher Potts, $26,000.

1212 Cedar St., Mary Smith to Peter and Sarah Ebelhar, $115,000.

2608 Wimsatt Court, estate of Eva Ratliff and others to INDLEAS1 LLC, $125,000.

2208 Stratford Drive N., Jordan and Rose Allison to Betty Smith, $175,000.

2552 Hillbrooke Parkway, Margie Smith Revocable Trust to Sarah and Jonathan Ray, $288,000.

619 Warwick Drive W., Stephen Williams to Kentucky Strategic Properties LLC, $85,000.

3858 Little Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to James and Season Barnett, $299,104.

14C Quail Ridge, Greg and Kathy Ferrell to Rickie Smith, $136,000.

6533 Harmony Drive, Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner, to Stephen and Reba Besecker, $70,200.

1911 Lexington Ave., Joseph and Katherine Mitchell to Gregory and Kimberly Mullican, $450,000.

3415 New Hartford Road, Byrne-Riney Properties LLC to 4 Cats LLC, $152,000.

1327 Gardendale Ave., Christopher and Janice Hendricks and others to Judy and Rocky Anderson, $69,000.

4660 Iceland Road, Commonwealth Storage and Industry LLC to Diamond J Trucking LLC, $600,000.

2035 Crestwood Drive, Frederic Triplett Jr. to Charles and Frances Naylor, $187,000.

1201 E. Sixth St., Clarence and Barbara Morris to Hines Properties LLC, $20,000.

2315 Citation Ave., Monica Cecil to Martha McCarty and Amber McCarty, $154,000.

2248 Palomino Place, Thompson Homes Inc. to Andrew and Ashley Bell, $229,079.

6504 Lilac Court, Penny Welch to Heather Doss, $113,450.

4164 Kentucky 142, James and Cynthia Pate to Joshua Hall, $129,900.

3117 Allen St., MPG Commercial Properties LLC to Kelsey Whitaker, $127,500.

2414 Summer Walk, David and Cathy Lindow to Natalie Anderson, $175,000.

11281 Kentucky 662, Kathleen Bolton to Jasen and Carrie Chanley, $60,000.

2033 Trillium Gardens, estate of Wanda Richards to Barbara Offerman, $142,000.

4212 Old Hartford Road, William Lanham and Sara Ewing to Joseph and Ashley Pashea, $183,500.

3249 Spring Ridge Parkway, Jimmy and Karen Staton to Navleen Gill and Harpreet Minhas, $299,500.

4549 Woodlake Run, James and Season Barnett to Adam and Lindsey Taucher, $252,000.

1318 Haynes Ave., James and Juanita Ling

and others to Wright Choice Properties LLC, $28,000.

34 acres on Short Station Road, Brandon and Cecile Lanham and others to Lanham Family Farms LLC, $263,000.

2411 Cherokee Drive S., Wanda Libs to Melissa and John Diebel and others, $140,000.

331 Crittenden St., Violet Cassidy to KMRJ Properties LLC, $35,000.

3756 Pine Lake Court, William and Cynda Wood to James and Robin Hagerman, $269,000.

1680 Parkdale Drive S., Cathy and Victor Hollowell to Timothy and Bethany Nealen, $48,000.

2861 Brooks Parkway, Kevin Howard to Kelsey Clarke and Alexander Johnson, $230,000.

560 Stableford Circle, Thompson Homes Inc. to Alan and Kay Rogers, $271,594.

413 E. 27th St., HEH Rentals LLC to Garrett and Hannah Colburn, $68,500.

5607 W. Fifth St. Road, Hulmer Vazquez to Ferman Burnette LLC, $34,500.

2502 Mayfair Drive, Susan Peters to Harold and Sarah Denton, $190,250.

4737 Whistle Rock Court, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $28,750.

4737 Whistle Rock Court, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Troy Dant, $188,041.

2332 Crescent Hill Court, Golden Ventures Inc. to Ray and Jenny Jones and MSL Investments LLC, $138,000.

2021 Oak Ave., Bradley and Ashley Smith to John and Gloria Johnson, $79,500.

800 E. 18th St., VR-PR LLC to James and Lisa Edge, $40,000.

6491 Valley Brook Trace, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $30,225.

6206 Autumn Valley Trace, Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner, to Clifton Boswell, $185,000.

6750 Wayne Bridge Road, JSK Farms LLC to Bryan and Krystal Kuegel, $177,865.

518 E. 20th St., estate of Mary Kerrick to Alissa Higdon, $75,000.

516 Camden Circle, Justin Hawkins to Billie May, $182,000.

180 Murphy Road, Richard Horn and Terry Quick to Jason and Barbara McPherson, $82,500.

2442 Trails Run Pointe, Premier Property Management LLC to Wesley Taylor, $165,500.

322 Elm St., Rodney and Robin Wheeler to Ronald Hayden, $27,000.

2225 Secretariat Drive, Larry and Carol Gabbert and others to Daniel Alexander and Cheryl Towery, $148,500.

6498 Old State Road, Billy and Brenda Ford to Douglas Stoermer and others, $127,999.

2435 Krauss Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $34,500.

2435 Krauss Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Sylvester Peak and Devyn Wimsatt, $218,189.

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3424 Frederica St., Owensboro KY

(270) 684-6221

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5320 Millers Mill Rd. $105,000

1018 Sandy Beach Lane $444,900 4BR 3BA

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2531 River Run Cove $1,150,000 4BR 4.5BA

4149 Fox Run Lane 1124 Potomac Court 5BR 3.5BA $499,900 6BR 5BA $489,900

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2119 Griffith Place West 808 Frederica St. Unit #5 4607 Lake Forest Dr. 6516 State Route 144 E 200 W. 3rd Street $449,900 3BR 2.5BA $370,000 3BR 2.5BA $159,000 4BR 2.5BA $294,900 3BR 3BA $1,300,000 Gordon Barnett (270)485-3300 d re tu a Fe

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Robert Johnson (270)929-1091 d re tu a Fe

0 Windy Hollow Road

20 Joshua Ln. $419,900

2508 New Hartford Road $149,900

10135 Hwy 405 $92,500

4965 Newbolt Rd. $299,900

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Work from home? Here’s how to create the perfect office

BY STATEPOINT

creaking ceiling fan or a light that just doesn’t do the trick. A simple switch can make all the difference. While a desk lamp might solve your lighting problem, why not opt for a fixture that can solve both of those issues at the same time? Tech-savvy ceiling fan options from Hunter Fan Company like the Tunable White LED Dempsey, allow you to adjust the temperature of the light, ensuring your fan will operate quietly, keep you cool, and work as hard -- and as late -- as you do. With its dimmable remote, you can adjust the light temperature for your eyes, using warm white lighting for nighttime work and cool white lighting to perk you up in the morning. Such details will help any entrepreneur avoid distraction and create a more productive work environment.

With more people nationwide opting to create their own businesses or work for their employer remotely, the home office has become one of the most used spaces of the house, with many people spending more than eight hours a day in this room.

If you’re one of these people, the kitchen table just won’t cut it if you’re looking to get serious and organized.

To create a dedicated workspace that is beautiful, smart and functional, consider the following tips:

DESIGN A SPACE WHERE YOU’LL ENJOY SPENDING TIME

Simple touches like lighting, a bright touch of paint or a wide-open window, can help create an inviting ambiance, and so can the addition of certain accessories. Instead of opting for a simple ceiling light fixture, dare to add a pop of style and color with a new ceiling fan. Not only can this addition make your space more comfortable, it can elevate your décor, with the ceiling as the centerpiece. Options from Hunter Fan Company like the Norden or Hepburn can bring the Satin Copper trend from the kitchen to the office, while new finishes in some of the brand’s fan favorites, such as the Cranbrook in Dove Grey or Blush Pink, will fit seamlessly into a

bright and inviting space.

ADD LIFE

Add color and vitality to your home office with some plant life. Not only will you be improving indoor air quality, you’ll be adding beauty to the space. To save precious desk-space, consider a few hanging planters, opting for plants that thrive indoors, such as spider plants or jade.

DON’T FORGET FUNCTION

As the wheels turn and your creative juices start flowing, nothing can be more distracting than a

GET PERSONAL

You may be doing business, but when it comes to decorating, it’s time to mix in the personal. Items such as photographs of friends and family or reminders of previous accomplishments will bring you joy and help you stay motivated. Whatever you do, don’t settle for completely bare walls!

Gone are the days of dark wood-paneling, moody lighting and rolodexes. Today’s most effective home offices are brighter, more welcoming, and unite function with your personal style.

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85 Acres $65,000

1130 S. Lincoln Park Dr. $5,900,000

630 Chuck Gray Ct. $4,900,000

5141 Windy Hollow Road $3,000,000

Gordon Barnett (270)485-3300

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718 W. 9th St. & 806 W. 9th St.

6062 Hwy 405 $1,060,000

LOTS FOR SALE

LOT FOR SALE

3.8 Acres

Villa Pointe & Fairview

1 Acre

1 Acre

3332 Villa Pointe *Various Sizes Available*

2816 Veach Road $50,000

1651 Parrish Plaza Drive

43 Mariner Lane

735 W. 9th St., $50,000

$700,000

$75,000

807 W. 9th St., $40,000

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(270) 926-4203 2315 Frederica St.

Nathan Johnson

270-993-6548

2600 OLD HARTFORD RD.

MOVE IN READY! Located in Meadow Thorpe area, updated brick home. 3 bedrooms, remodeled bath, unfinished basement, fresh paint & refinished hardwood flooring throughout home. Newer range & refrigerator, replacement windows, new back door, shade trees, turn-around driveway & so much more!

A MUST SEE! $100’s.

MLS # 77229

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Rose Castlen 270-926-4203 NEW PRICE 4164 THRUSTON DERMONT RD. A rare find! Beautiful 4 bedroom 2 bath home on 1.074 acres, very clean & updated, fireplace in great room, patio, attached 2 car garage, barn & shed, vinyl fencing around acreage. A MUST SEE! Reduced to $243,900.

MLS # 76764

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Rose Castlen 270-926-4203 NEW PRICE 2006 SCHERM RD.

Ready to move into! Updated spacious home on a larger lot, open concept - living room to kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath.

(NEW: Appliances, hardwood flooring, water heater, electric panel, vinyl flooring, kitchen cabinets, doors, windows, fresh paint inside & out, garage & so many more features! A MUST SEE! Reduced to $155,000.

MLS #77090

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Mike Garant 270-570-5454 FARMLAND 87.005 ACRES

5382 BETHEL CHURCH RD. (OHIO CO).

87.005 acres of valleys & hills mostly wooded Farmland. (Ten acres leased with corn). Road frontage 1400 ft; 40x60x16 building included; A used trailer needing work/has access to water & electric utilities (& several lg equipment also for sale on the land - value to be determined). Only $239,900.

MLS #77080

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Betsy Garant

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Lori McDaniel Office Manager

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OVER 1.5 ACRES 7761 HWY 405

Amazing home nestled on over 1.5 Acres.

Open concept with vaulted ceilings, formal dining room, split bedrooms w/master having on-suite bathroom & walk in closet.

Upstairs includes a 2nd living rm. area plus bonus room that could easily be a 4th bedroom/office or play area. Heated/ cooled attached sunroom & 2-car garage.

Awesome scenery just minutes from town make this home a great buy! $280’s!

Enjoy the extras.

“Under promise - over deliver!” That expression gives special meaning to the term “value-added” service, the giving of more services than clients and customers expect to receive.

I strive to provide a full range of real estate services when you choose me and Rose Realty, along with some extras I’ve added.

Special attention to detail and attentive listening are two I think you will appreciate. Many more are behind the scenes as I research and provide answers to your real estate questions.

MLS # 77094

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Nathan Johnson 270-993-6548 1807 CHESTERFIELD DR. N. This home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, wood floors, carport. Needs some TLC! SPECIAL OPTION SALE PRICE $48,900 (with new shingles and $1000 for floor expense), OR, purchase ”AS IS” for $41,500!

MLS # 76966

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Mike Garant 270-570-5454 NEW LISTING 3320 RIDGEWOOD

When you call me or come by for real estate information, I will see to it that you receive a double-handful of Call/text Betsy valuable services. Enjoy the difference with my compliments.

This move-in ready home is perfect for your family!!! Enjoy sitting on your new deck & being pool side!!

No need to do any work, they have flooring, fresh you covered: New flooring, paint, replacement windows, walkin shower, storage sheds, metal roof & garage. Check out your new home, won’t last long! $100’s.

Sale Pending in 8 days MLS # 77151

Garant 270-570-0638 NEW PRICE 1716 MONOHON AVE. Three bedrooms at a great

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price! Two living areas, tiled flflooring ooring in bathroom, stainless steel appliances ing nindkitchen aleplusPewasher/dryer, Sincluded

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carport, fenced yard on a quiet street! Reduced to $67,900.

MLS #77040

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Nathan Johnson 270-993-6548

Want to know EXACTLY how much home you can afford? Visit www.OwensboroRoseRealty.com

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Real Estate Inside Out

Get your home organized

BY FAMILY FEATURES

EMBRACE ROUTINES

The idea of dedicating large chunks of time to organizing and tidying the house can be over whelming. However, making time to clean as you progress through the day can help control clutter and keep the time commitment more manageable. Commit to cleaning up the kitchen after dinner each night. Set expectations for kids to pick up their rooms before bed. Before long, routines become productive habits that make a visible difference.

PURGE THE EXCESS

Over time, nearly everyone collects too much stuff, and clutter is often more an indication of too much volume than poor organization. Items are purchased to replace outdated things, but the old pieces sometimes

don’t actually get discarded. Getting control of your clutter starts with eliminating the things you no longer want or need. A good strategy is to create piles of items: keep, sell, donate and discard.

CREATE A DROP ZONE

In most homes, the entryway is a catchall for family belongings that get shed with each pass through the door. It’s convenient to have shoes, coats, backpacks and other essentials ready to grab as you head out, so instead of fighting the inevitable jumble, find a way to organize it. A stylish drop zone using ClosetMaid’s Space Creations organizers is a solution that attractively contains all those essentials. The line includes a range shelving kits, complementing drawers, baskets, rods and more so you can customize the storage unit to your exact space and needs.

AVOID JUNK PILES

Nearly every home has at least one junk pile, drawer or even room. In most cases, the reason is that the contents are a mish-mash of items that don’t really have any place else to go. Make a point to identify ways to create order, whether it’s adding drawer inserts to contain all the odds and ends or buying a standing file to capture bills and mail.

BE MINDFUL ABOUT USE

When you’re on a mission to eliminate excess clutter, it can be tempting to go overboard putting things away. It’s important to be realistic about where you store the things you need and err on the side of keeping the things you use regularly within reach. This may mean getting creative about how you organize or even adding new storage containers or furniture, but remember being organized is only helpful if it’s also practical.

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ELEVATE YOUR HOME THROUGH MINIMALISM SIMPLIFY YOUR DESIGN STRATEGY

When revamping your room to create a more minimalist effect, choose a limited color palette, meaning one to three colors at most. Select mostly more muted or neutral colors, though you can use one vivid color in a piece of furniture or art to grab the spotlight.

Let the textures of the materials that you use for the floors, walls, ceilings and furnishings - whether they are natural wood, stone, ceramics, glass, tile, fabrics or canvas - create the room’s visual interest instead of yesterday’s too-busy colors and patterns.

Choose a couple of contrasting textures, like glass and reclaimed lumber, or woven fabric and stone, to highlight in the room for the best effect.

DECLUTTER YOUR SPACES

Decide what items you really want and need to be in each room and get rid of the rest - or find a way to store it neatly, preferably out of sight. One of the greatest visual clutter culprits today comes from technology. It’s hard to know what to do with the mass and tangle of cords from all the latest gadgets, power strips and chargers everyone uses in their homes.

To streamline the technology you use for viewing TV, movies and more, a product from LG Electronics USA can solve your cord clutter problem and turn your living room into an amazing home viewing theater. The LG CineBeam AI ThinQ 4K Laser Projector (HU85LA) creates an impressive 90- to 120-inch cinematic screen by placing it just 2.2 to 7.2 inches away from the wall, needing no complicated installation.

With its streamlined and compact design, the state-ofthe-art projector incorporates LG’s ThinQ AI and has the Google Assistant built-in so you can control your compatible smart home devices with just your voice.

CHOOSE FURNISHINGS WITH CLEAN LINES

When you’re selecting new furniture for your minimalist rooms, look for high-quality, standout pieces designed with clean lines, with no fussy design details or busy patterns. Don’t acquire more furniture than the room really needs. Chances are you can do without all those end tables and extra chairs.

Make one exceptional, stylish piece of furniture be the focal point for each room, and don’t overfurnish or over-decorate the space around it. Then avoid the urge to smother the couch or sectional with tons of blankets and throw pillows. Let the fur-

niture speak for itself.

STREAMLINE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION

Instead of filling every wall with pictures, choose just one accent wall, eliminating excessive decor elements around it. Let one work of art dominate that space, reducing any competition for attention.

The LG CineBeam Laser Projector can display a chosen photograph or work of art on your accent wall. With 8.3 million pixels, it delivers impeccable precision and detail at four times the resolution of full HD, along with incredibly vibrant color reproduction.

It works without the need to darken the room around it, using gentle light that produces clear images without any harsh brightness.

LEAVE PLENTY OF OPEN SPACE

Resist the urge to fill every corner and surface of the room with ornaments and knickknacks. It’s the open space, unencumbered by any visual clutter, that creates the feeling of calm and tranquility you’re craving. And if you’re lucky enough to have a great view out the window, install only simple, streamlined window treatments — or no window treatments at all — to highlight that view.