Author: Carlyle Coppins

$16 million in revenue bonds to support senior housing in Glasgow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The City of Glasgow is progressing in more ways than one and a private developer that’s been developing properties for seniors in Bardstown is getting in on the action. Little T LLC purchased land in Glasgow almost two years ago, and now they can use up to $16 million in revenue bonds. Mayor Henry Royse tells…

Barren County Contractor’s Association is officially up and running

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. — The Barren County Contractors Association is officially up and running, giving residents a local hub to connect with dozens of contractors without leaving the county. Organizers say the group is helping provide labor and services the community previously had to look outside the county to find, but the organization didn’t start out this way. Jamie Bewley,…

Medical Center EMS discusses winter weather preparation

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — With the winter season upon us, several things can be negatively affected. Medical Center EMS Director Seth Wilson says cold weather brings unique challenges. “Cold brings on a whole different set of challenges — both for patients and for people out in the elements, as well as for emergency responses,” Wilson said. Any time temperatures drop,…

League of Women Voters talks about the importance of voter knowledge

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- With politicians making decisions at both the state and local levels, experts say it’s important for citizens to have a general understanding of key bills and their rights. No matter your political party, having knowledge about candidates and their priorities before you vote can help you understand how those decisions may affect you. Becky Jones, Vice President…

LIHEAP Program deadline approaching

BOWLING GREEN, KY.-  Community Action of Southern Kentucky is offering its annual LIHEAP subsidy program across the region. The program helps eligible households with heating costs, including electric bills. However, the deadline to apply for the fall subsidy is quickly approaching. Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. “It’s very important for families to reach out to our community…

The Kentucky Center for Leadership Luncheon brought leaders to Bowling Green

  BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The Kentucky Center for Leadership luncheon brought leaders from all over the commonwealth to Bowling Green, giving leaders on a state and local level the chance to discuss important topics when it comes to media and how it impacts communities and the leaders within the community “To even connect folks in South Central Kentucky to other…

BGPD teams up with community resource center for Jacket and Food Drive

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- With temperatures dropping, everyone needs a winter coat, and there are a few people in the community coming together to make sure no one goes without what they need. The Bowling Green Police Department is partnering with a community member who saw a problem and is creating a solution through a jacket and food drive that will…

‘Christmas at the Cave’ brings holiday magic to Mammoth Cave

MAMMOTH CAVE, KY.- Imagine: you,  your family, the sound of jingle bells, and thousands of Christmas lights. You can find all of that right here in South Central Kentucky at Christmas at the Cave. It all started with 2 people with a love for horses. “It really just makes me feel really good to share the horses with families because…

GRREC Host a round table conversation for superintendents around the region

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Dozens of super-intendents from around the region made a stop in Bowling Green GRREC hosted a Q&A panel that included state representatives and a senator. The topics focused on the big beautiful bill, specifically, and some of the challenges faced within schools. One solution that was discussed starts with preschoolers, and giving them a solid foundation to…

WKU String Academy gives children a chance to experience music

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The WKU String Academy gives children of all ages the chance to experience the joy of music and the connection that’s made among family, no matter what instrument is played. “What we’ve done is create this community where kids have a voice through playing an instrument,” Dr. Ching-Yi Lin said. “I have learned that this is more…