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OPEN HOUSES

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For more information, see Realtors’ office ads for open house times.

SATURDAY, NOV. 7 EAST L. Steve Castlen Realtors 1409 Jackson St. Sarah & Zack Barnes SOUTH L. Steve Castlen Realtors 4120 Masonwoods Lane Ondra Edds WEST L. Steve Castlen Realtors 1927 Freeman Ave. Mike Boling

SUNDAY, NOV. 8 Home Realty Inc. 2119 Griffith Place West Gordon Barnett

Risner & Associates Realty, Inc. 808 Frederica St. JoAnn Risner SUNDAY, NOV. 8 SOUTH

Home Realty Inc. 2275 Woodstone Court, Utica Karen Pannell

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Home Realty Inc. 2119 Griffith Place West Gordon Barnett L. Steve Castlen Realtors 1927 Freeman Ave. Mike Boling Risner & Associates Realty, Inc. 808 Frederica St. JoAnn Risner

Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were recorded between Sept. 14-17, 2020: 2359 Trails Lake Garden, Austin Osborne to Ladd Properties LLC, $162,000 1229 Sweeney Street, KPASSA-Sweeny LLC to CKEM LLC, $285,000 3627 Placid Place West, Steven and Emmilea Gilmore to Conner and Dashia Minogue, $109,000 4962 Diamond Drive, Stacy Thompson to Pam and Bob Tarrants, $215,000 1420 Kingsbrooke, Bobby Tarrants and Pamela Croft to Frankie and Janice Miller, $309,900 710 Poindexter Street, Kenneth Robb to Chelsey Pryor, $60,000 1900 Ottawa Drive, Leslie King to Lance Carter, $144,900 2013 Westview Drive, James and Linda Faulkner to Dream Design LLC, $87,000 3160 Harness Loop, Thomas and Jodie Gordon to Eric and Katherine Higdon,

$190,000 2686 Cherry Blossom Court, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Jeremiah Hawkins and Halle Olson, $188,855 4115 Harbor Hills Trace, Heather Fenn to Michael and Rachel Kelley, $185,000 3159 Prescott Court, the Estate of Michael Taylor, Brandon and Kimberly Taylor to Jude Roby, $160,000 507 East 24th Street, Vanessa and Christopher Griggs to Whitney McClellan, $114,000 1824 Whispering Meadows Drive, Matthew and Jessica Goatee to Brian and Olivia Wilson, $278,000 1912 Griffith Place West, Mary and William Booth to William and Maire McCormick, $295,000 10314 KY-54, Stephen and Krystal Burch to Cody Pate, $110,000 1703 East 22nd Street, Calvin and Linda Howe to Valorie Howe, $21,000

1827 Calhoun Street, Thomas and Mira Payne to James and Yvonne Adkins, $180,000 600 Wing Avenue, Marie Dowell to Mark Pearre, $55,000 9902 Hall School road, Ward Implement Company Inc. to Landan Coke, $35,000 The following real estate transfers were recorded between Sept. 17-21, 2020: 2614 W. Victory Court, JATI Properties LLC to Kimberly Quiggins, $115,000 3916 Bordeaux Loop South, Adam and Melissa Emery to Gary and Margaret Boswell, $145,000 6302 Valley Brook Trace, Jared and Sarah Sanders to Lacey and Charles Rockhold, $180,000 1032 Carter Road, Melissa Daugherty as executrix for the estate of Danny Daugherty to Melissa Daugherty, $53,000 4657 Kentucky 54, Jean Fruge to Gary and Margaret Boswell, $300,000

160 Kentucky 140 W., Christopher and Asia Lee to Corey and Amber Hamilton, $165,900 8988 Sacra Drive, Laretta and Larry Bullock, Gary and Jo Ann Rice, and Byron and Leslie Rice to Parker Latham and Alyssa Singleton, $87,500 456 Camden Circle, Corey and Amber Hamilton to James Faulkner, $172,500 655 Dalton St., Clinton Hurt and Deborah Roberts to Jody Dodd, $98,500 5422 Sturgeon Ave., Jesse and Brooklyn English to Shannon Fleury, $124,000 2132 Carriage Drive, Leta Whited to Daniel Scranton, $149,900 8913 Kingfisher Lake Road, Woodrow and Carolyn Boaz to Yvette and Randall Greenwell, $175,000 1019 Halifax Drive, Ruth Robey to RLS Holdings LLC, $160,000 2372 Watson Circle, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Clifford and Laurie McNab, $248,759

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GLENN ASHBY REALTOR (270) 570-5533

PAULA BAZEMORE REALTOR (270) 316-0185

REBA BESECKER REALTOR (270) 929-3407

LAURA BENNETT REALTOR (270) 231-6878

RICK CUMMINS REALTOR (270) 302-2822

SEAN HIGGINS REALTOR (270) 305-2215

TRACY IOIA BROKER/REALTOR (270) 577-9752

JUDY LAMBERT REALTOR (270) 929-3385

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AMBER BROWN REALTOR (270) 839-5859

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1747 Navajo Dr 80099 The Ryan Rutman Real Estate Group

54 South Arlington Dr 80116 Glenn Ashby

NEW $249,900

3173 Bridgewater Cove 80136 Judy Lambert

7163 Hwy 144 80138 Tracy Ioia

408 Ford Ave 80156 The Ryan Rutman Real Estate Group

REDUCED $152,900

REDUCED $399,900

2212 Locust 79515 Brian Luttrell

4520 Lake Forest Drive 79796 Matt Schell

3112 Ridgewood 80075 Glenn Ashby

FEATURED $160,000

FEATURED $199,900

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JOHN REYNOLDS REALTOR (270) 485-9592

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5434 Park Haven Bend 80131 Brian Luttrell

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1009 Halifax Dr 79791 Matt Schell

1714 McCreary 79579 Brian Luttrell

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3503 Queens Way 79977 Glenn Ashby

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FEATURED $609,900

1077 Hill Ave 78807 John Reynolds

1071 Hill Ave 78812 John Reynolds

2804 Glencrest Drive 80058 Brian Luttrell

FEATURED $229,900

1312 Waverly Pl 79245 Rick Cummins

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608 Frederica St 73769 John Reynolds

Knottsville Mt Zion Rd 77971 Glenn Ashby

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FEATURED $239,000

5445 Willow Brook Loop 79532 Tracy Ioia

2219 Summer Walk 79533 Laura Bennett

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Planting bulbs in the fall for spring cheer

BY ANNETTE MEYER HEISDORFFER

during the summer months. drying out.

Giant crocus or Dutch hybrid crocus, Daffodils (Narcissus) bring a variety of pring-flowering bulbs bring hope and Crocus species and hybrids, have larger flowers to the landscape. Depending on the something to look forward to during late blossoms than the snow crocus. The giant cultivar, daffodils are available that bloom in winter. Seeing the first snow crocus peer crocus blooms in early spring but later than late winter, April, or May. “February Gold” is through a blanket of snow makes me smile. the snow crocus. The flower a yellow daffodil, which is one of Before planting, To have the spring surprise, these plants need colors available include yellow, the first to bloom in late winter, to be planted in the fall, which allows time purple, white, and white working bone meal or and reaches 10 inches tall. for root growth before cold soil temperatures combined with purple. The “Tete-a-Tete” is a small daffodil superphosphate into reduce plant growth. The bulbs discussed leaves are grass-like. Foliage with a height of 6 to 8 inches the soil at the bottom tall. The flowers are soft yellow today can be left in the soil all year and will reaches 6 inches tall. of the hole may be return year after year. Having a variety of Netted iris, Iris reticulata, with slightly reflexed petals. these plants in the garden extends the season has a single, violet-blue flower beneficial for the bulb. One to three flowers appear per of color in the landscape.

3 to 5 inches above the ground. stem in April.

Plant bulbs in well“Bulb” is a generic term used to refer to The foliage is grass-like and In general, many bulbs are drained locations to a group of plants which have different food very fine. This unusual, small planted at a depth of two to storage structures to support life until the iris blooms in late winter. Netted prevent them from three times the diameter of plant’s life cycle begins again. Botanists iris is a good choice for rock the bulb. Place the bulb in the rotting. Most bulbs characterize the storage structure as bulb, gardens. hole with the growing point up; prefer a sunny corm, tuber, tuberous root, and rhizome.

Glory of the snow, otherwise, the plant may not The scientific name of the following bulbs Chionodoxa luciliae, has several location. The best show emerge from the ground. On is included to make sure you find the plant I small, star-shaped, blue or some bulbs, the growing point of color results when describe. pink flowers, depending on the narrows at the top, and the the same type of bulb end Brightening the landscape in late January cultivar, with white centers on bottom end is flat. Old roots is planted in groups. to early February is the snow crocus, Crocus each flower stem. The height may be attached to the bottom chrysanthus. The flowers are small and reach of the flower stem end of the bulb. If you are in a height of 3 to 4 inches tall. may reach 6 inches. Flowers doubt about the location of the growing point, To have the spring Flower colors available range begin to appear in late March to place the bulb on its side. from white, purple, light blue, Before planting, working bone meal or surprise, these plants early April. and yellow to flowers with two Grape hyacinth, Muscari superphosphate into the soil at the bottom of need to be planted in colors such as yellow and violet armeniacum, has cobalt-blue, the hole may be beneficial for the bulb. Plant or purple and white. The leaves the fall, which allows bell-shaped flowers with a bulbs in well-drained locations to prevent time for root growth are grass-like. narrow white edge at the mouth. them from rotting. Most bulbs prefer a sunny Snowdrop, Galanthus The flowers look like grape location. The best show of color results when before cold soil nivalis, has a little white, clusters.

The foliage appears in same type of bulb is planted in groups. temperatures reduce the fall and persists through the theFor bell-shaped flower gracefully more information about springplant growth. The hanging down from each winter. Blooms appear in April flowering bulbs, contact the Daviess County bulbs discussed today and the height of the flower stem Cooperative Extension Service office at flower stem. The leaves are linear or strap-shaped. Plant reaches 4 to 6 inches. Grape 270-685-8480. can be left in the soil height reaches up to 3 inches. hyacinth can be used in rock all year and will return gardens and with other spring This little gem may bloom in ANNETTE’S TIP year after year. Having flowering bulbs.

February.

Tulips are best treated as annuals in our Winter aconite, Eranthis Greek windflower, Anemone area. However, the species tulip, Greigii a variety of these hyemalis, has a pure yellow to blanda, has a small daisy-like tulip, Tulipa greigii, performs better than plants in the garden bright gold, cuplike flower 1.5 flower. Depending on the hybrids. Different cultivars reach 8 to 18 extends the season of cultivar, the flower color is white, the inches across in early March. inches tall and flower in mid-to-late March. color in the landscape. pink, or blue. This plant forms a The plant’s variegated red and green foliage The unique foliage looks like a finely frilled, green collar under small mound shape covered with adds to the landscape. the flower. Plant height is around 3 inches. flowers reaching 4 to 6 inches tall. As soon The best location for winter aconite is in an as you receive the “bulb,” which is actually a Editor’s note: This column originally ran in the area where the soil does not become too dry rhizome, plant it right away to prevent it from Sept. 20 edition of the Messenger-Inquirer.

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P E R S O N A L S PA C E

Urban Oasis STORY BY JODI KEEN MESSENGER-INQUIRER

PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARK RUSH PHOTOGRAPHY

Homeowners looking for a charming house in a connected location have only to cast their eyes upon 421 Locust St. Built in 1896, it’s a classic Victorian: four bedrooms and three full baths, 4,290 square feet, elegant wood moldings, high ceilings. The spacious owner’s suite includes a large tub and a balcony overlooking the back yard. Morning light floods through the living room windows and across the original hardwood floors downstairs.

“We were searching for something with a little bit more character, something that had a little bit of age to it and unique qualities,” owners Zach and Linzie Wells

say. “The two previous owners put a lot of time and work in it. Even though you get the character and feel of an older home, it still comes with all the modern amenities. … Even with its age, it’s been fully modernized, updated — electrical, plumbing.”

Renovations are clearest in the breathtaking kitchen, which features energyefficient amenities and a dazzling pop of color. The dishwasher and range were updated, new farmhouse sinks and cabinetry were installed, and the counter was extended and given a butchblock top.

“The kitchen was remodeled maybe in the ’90s,” Zach says. “It’s the same basic layout, but the cabinetry wasn’t working for us. … It wasn’t very useable.”

But remaining faithful to the home’s charm was important to Zach and Linzie.

“We left a lot of the door hardware

when we bought the house,” Zach says.

“A lot of times, less is more. There’s a lot of original character where you don’t necessarily want to (change anything). …

Anything we’ve done, we try to match the character and quality.”

The built-ins, pocket doors, stained glass and staircase woodwork remain, but one area of potential is the attic. Fully floored with a vaulted ceiling and exposed rafters, Zach says only insulating and wall paneling are needed to turn it into 1,000 square feet of additional space with a commanding surround view.

“Quite honestly, I rather do like pretty much every single room that we have,” Linzie says. “We’ve been trying to pick a room to dedicate to packing, and it’s hard because we use every room.”

“One space we really like is the back-

yard,” Zach adds. “It’s really odd because (since) we’re in downtown, you’d think it would seem very busy, but the way our backyard is situated, it’s a very private space.”

Besides the overall beauty of 421 Locust St. — which Linzie calls her “dream house” — it’s also perfectly positioned for a family that wants to carve out its own space amongst the bustle of downtown.

“We love the location; we love the idea of being downtown and close to all of the things available downtown — the restaurants, the convention center, Smothers Park,” Zach says. “Any event going on downtown, we like the ability to walk down a couple blocks.”

Angela Clark, Tony Clark Realtors

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Get your home ready for winter

BY FAMILY FEATURES

IMPROVE INDOOR AIR QUALITY

Beyond proper physical and structural considerations of winter preparations, the increased daily usage of your home naturally increases the importance of indoor air quality. Since windows and doors will likely be closed more often, moisture levels within your home can be significantly affected. Use a humidifier, if necessary, to maintain a relative humidity between 45-50%, which is healthier and can feel more comfortable. It can also keep wooden doors and windows functioning properly and wood furniture and floors looking good.

GET YOUR FURNACE CHECKED

To keep your furnace from failing when you need it most, get it inspected by a professional before you need to rely on it to heat your home in the dead of winter. If you're not leaving the house and turning down the thermostat each day, this will be especially important this year. Regular tune-ups can prolong your furnace's life, help prevent carbon monoxide leaks and ensure your unit is working

at maximum efficiency. If a whole-house humidifier is included as part of the heating system, also inspect the humidifier and replace the element, if necessary.

SEAL LEAKS AROUND WINDOWS AND DOORS

Air infiltration is one of the largest culprits of reductions in a home's efficiency. Small air leaks can add up to significant heat loss and a corresponding increase in energy consumption. If replacing window screens with storm windows and installing a storm door on your house isn't realistic, increase energy efficiency by sealing gaps around window and door moldings with caulk to help keep heat from escaping. If any pipes or ducts travel through an exterior wall of your home, you can also use caulking and weather-stripping to help block potential entry points for cold air.

CHECK YOUR GUTTERS

Improper drainage away from the home is one of the biggest causes of water leaking into basements and crawlspaces. Gutters and downspouts have the single purpose of routing water away from your home to help

prevent damage to your foundation. Once leaves have fallen and before the first snow, ensure your gutters are properly secured and clear of debris. Clogged gutters can lead to improper drainage and potential overflow, ice damming or other water-related issues. Also adjust downspouts so they direct water at least 5 feet from the house to help minimize the possibility of water run-off back toward the foundation.

PREP THE PLUMBING

When water freezes, it expands. Any residual water in pipes that is exposed to freezing temperatures, including interior lines located in exterior walls or unheated areas, can burst. Start by disconnecting hoses and shutting off exterior faucets, draining any water that remains in them and storing hoses indoors to prevent cracks. Drain any other pipes, valves or in-ground sprinklers that may be exposed to the elements and, for an extra layer of protection, wrap water spigots with covers to prevent damage.

Sometimes a simple trick like keeping a cabinet door cracked open to allow warm air into the space can prevent frozen pipes.

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RISNER & ASSOCIATES REALTY, INC.

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270-9261400

JoAnn Risner Broker/Owner

Stephanie Miller Realtor®/Broker

Joetta O'Brien Realtor®

Pat O’Brien Realtor®

Hope Margelot Realtor®

270-570-3939 270-929-3140 270-313-3032 270-929-0838 NEW!

$825,000

104 E 4th Street

Fantastic opportunity and a great location right in the heart of Downtown Owensboro Kentucky across from City Hall and the Post office. Sale includes (104 East 4th St.-7,292 Sq Ft office building, 112 East 4th St.-3,888 Sq Ft Victorian house and a 5 unit apartment building-2,743 Sq Ft, which totals approximately .982 acres with a large parking lot area for tenants and employees. Gross income potential of over $100,000 annually. Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476 or JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#80141

$399,900

703 Griffith Ave.

270-316-5476

Former McAtee Department Store bldg. in Owensboro's downtown.

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

$4,000,000

NEW!

Carolyn Niehaus Realtor®

270-702-1315

Jim Yeckering Realtor®

270-836-4440

$129,000

120 E 4th Street Corner lot across from City Hall. Is Zoned B2 (Commercial). Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476 or JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#80142 121 E. 2nd Street

OPEN Sat. Nov. 7 10:00-12:00 and Sun Nov. 8 1:30-3:00 $329,500

$579,000

Corner lot w/charm on the prestigious Griffith Ave. Unique home has been renovated & has character galore in this 5BR/4BA home starting w/beautiful flooring, tall triple tray ceilings, a formal DR & living room, lg. kitchen w/2 walk in pantries, archways, a basement & much more! Call Hope Margelot 270-316-5476. MLS#78392

Beautiful townhouse near downtown. 3BR/3BA newly remodeled and ready to move in. Hardwood floors, Granite counter tops, crown moldings, open concept. All in a very private setting centrally located within walking distance of downtown. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 MLS#79955

808 Frederica, Unit#1

991 W. 1st Street Beautiful 4 bedroom, 3 bath home completely remodeled home with a magnificent view of the great Ohio River. Beautiful landscaping, covered patio, within walking distance of the Downtown Riverfront with live entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#79797

$995,000

$112,500

$279,900

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36 Stone Creek

1328 W. 4th Street

Beautiful custom built home in desirable Stone Creek.

Mahogany wood floors, gourmet kitchen, oversized 3 car garage. Finished guest house and inviting swimming pool and outdoor kitchen area for your entertaining. Huge lot with custom landscaping. The quality of this house is unsurpassed.

Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 MLS#79972

6510 Lilac Court Nice 3 bedroom 1 bath home with 2 living areas, in Masonville area. Lots of updates, carpet, replacement windows, fenced in backyard, and new deck. Call Carolyn Niehaus 270-702-1315. MLS#79196

$399,000

$169,900

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1845 Fogle Rd. MLS#76652

SOLD

2910 S. Griffith MLS#79896

Great location on corner lot w/over 3,000 sq.ft. commercial building in a high traffic area. Being used as Maglinger Art & Frame Shop.

Totally remodeled in 2006, heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical.

Near bustling downtown & live entertainment, restaurants, & shopping.

Inventory that is present at time of purchase will be included. There are two lots that go with this property & are located directly behind property.

421 Frayser Ave. (64x50) & is an all paved lot. And 1331 W. 5th St. lot & building (45x139). Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 MLS#79761

$289,500

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2289 Woodstone Court MLS#79602

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

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2275 Woodstone Ct. $284,900 3BR 2BA

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3.8 Acres 4876 Pellville Rd,Reynolds Station

1651 Parrish Plaza Drive

$39,900

$700,000

FORMER BEAUTY SALON

Marsha Westerfield (270)316-2240

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Gordon Barnett (270)485-3300

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Jason Bellamy (270)302-4095

Jason Bellamy (270)302-4095

Lori Kimble (270)315-1468

Gordon Barnett (270)485-3300

Jason Bellamy (270)302-4095

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