A partial eclipse

Posted 4/10/24

Owensville-area residents enjoyed a partial eclipse, approximately 94 percent, during the April 5 event which stretched diagonally across the southern portion of the state in totality.

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A partial eclipse

Photo by Dave Marner

Owensville Middle School students watch the event from the parking lot behind the school using protective eye-wear.

Photo by Will Johnson

In downtown Owensville, local business owners and employees check out the celestial event which lasted from about 11 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. under clear conditions. Pictured (in front) are Deb Dowler and Judy Morris, and (in back) Danielle Palmer, Tammy Ryerson, and Dawn Jahnsen.

Photo by Dennis Warden

Posted Wednesday, April 10, 2024 12:00 am

Owensville-area residents enjoyed a partial eclipse, approximately 94 percent, during the April 5 event which stretched diagonally across the southern portion of the state in totality.