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50 years of community and hoops: The Owensboro Dust Bowl legacy

  • Sep 24, 2023
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The Owensboro Dust Bowl has been a staple for the community for half a century. Generation after generation has flocked to the court to witness some of the finest basketball Owensboro has to offer, and the classic has served as the ultimate unifier of folks from all walks of life. Many of the leaders who played an instrumental role in creating and growing the tournament are handing the reigns over to a younger generation. Several of those individuals recently reminisced about why the event became so popular, and why it's important to keep it going for years to come.

Source: The Owensboro Times - Owensboro Kentucky's Daily News & Information

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