ACLU Finds Some Bible Literacy Courses May Be Violating The Constitution
An American union is warning public schools if they teach “Bible literacy” courses to teach them cautiously because they can easily violate the Constitution.
Author: Atlee McHeffey
MA Couple Hits Jackpot Twice
A couple in Randolph, Massachusetts won $1,000,000 not once, but twice.
Kindness on the Court
Every act of kindness can brighten someone’s day and for one high school senior from Nebraska, that act of kindness gave him an opportunity to shine on the basketball court.
Hilltoppers Lose Their “Voice”
The “Voice of the Hilltoppers” for WKU’s football and men’s basketball for over 36 seasons passed away Tuesday evening.
Kitchen Guy – Apple Delight
It’s about to get delicious!
President Trump Visits Nashville, Signs Two Orders and Talks Taxes
On Monday, President Trump speaks to thousands at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center for the American Farm Bureau Federations 99th Annual Convention.
Paducah City Commission to Vote on Fairness Ordinance
The Paducah City Commission is set to vote on the Fairness Ordinance on January 9th–the same anti-discrimination law proposed in Bowling Green in early 2017.
BGPD: Intoxicated Woman Driving Erratically With Flat Tire, 11 Year Old Son In Car
Police arrest an intoxicated woman driving erratically through Bowling Green with flat tire–all the while with her young son in the back seat.
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