wbkr christmas wish

The Owensboro Grain crew stopped by last week and made a check presentation in honor of co-worker Tim Harley. Here's the emotional interview.

George Greenwell passed away last month and not only left a family in grief, but a banking community as well. He was a US Army veteran, beloved in the banking industry, and had a charitable soul. U.S. Bank stopped by the Christmas Wish office to make a monetary donation in his memory.

Volunteers are desperately needed to help at the Christmas Wish Office this holiday season. Here's how you can help and what the job would entail.

Florence returned to the Christmas Wish office this year and we couldn't be more grateful. This beautiful angel knitted over 700 hats for children of all ages.

Girl Scout Troop 1592 will have their 3rd Annual (drive-thru/pick-up) Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction on Saturday, and the community is invited.

You can get gifts, groceries and essentials delivered right to Christmas Wish without leaving your home. Here's how.

It's hard to believe that week one of the 44th Season of Christmas Wish is in the books. It was a very busy week investigating letters, working with schools, excepting donations, family adoptions and volunteering. Here's a look back at week one from the Christmas Wish Headquarters inside of the Towne Square Mall.

The Daviess County Fire Department hosted a golf scramble, as they do every year to raise money for those less fortunate in the community. Even though fundraising hasn't been easy during the pandemic, these heroes found a way to make it happen. Here's the interview, and video, from the check presentation that happened on Wednesday.

The 44th Annual Christmas Wish season is in full swing and we need your help to be sure every child in the tri-state gets a visit from Santa. Here's the most asked for items that kids are obsessing over this season.

The 44th season of Christmas Wish will officially kick off on Monday. Who's ready to assist needy families during the holidays? Take a sneak peek inside the headquarters located in the Towne Square Mall and see how you can help.

After you've stuffed your face on Thanksgiving, get ready to burn off some calories on Black Friday. We are looking to stuff the WBKR van with new, unwrapped toys, coats and gifts, along with food items for those less fortunate in the community. Here's all of the locations that you can help 'Stuff the Van'.

Fast Lane Auto Repair, along with American Legion Post 9 is on a mission to provide hundreds of bikes to kids at Christmas. They are asking for community members to donate kids' bikes of all ages this holiday season.