BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Tony Lindsey’s musical journey began his freshman year of high school after auditioning for a friend’s band—and that one moment changed the course of his life. What started as jam sessions quickly turned into songwriting, singing, and a career that would span more than 25 years. Lindsey didn’t just grow as an artist—he became a pillar in…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Med Center Health is hosting its 15th Annual NICU Reunion and Open House, honoring the journey of NICU graduates and the healthcare heroes who supported them. The event brings together NICU nurses, doctors, staff and families to celebrate the progress of children once in critical care. NICU nurse Sarah Skaggs says the support extends beyond medical…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Bowling Green is a hub for local music and limitless talent. This weekend, dozens of influential artists from the area will be honored at the Kentucky Museum’s new Sonic Landscape exhibit. One iconic band is Government Cheese, a group that helped define the city’s sound in the mid-1980s. Known for their raw, high-energy performances, the band emerged…
BOWLING GREEN,KY.- Although, summer isn’t officially over, hundreds of families gathered at Jackson’s Orchard to celebrate Labor Day and kick off the fall season during the annual Apple Fest. Visitors like tourist Matt Brown were excited to embrace the seasonal shift, saying, “…It’s September, so we’re going to get our fall on.” The orchard drew a lot of tourists and…
MAMMOTH CAVE, KY.- Mammoth Cave National Park is inviting visitors to celebrate Bat Day this Saturday. The annual event focuses on educating the public about various bat species and their vital role in nature. From controlling insect populations to pollinating plants, bats are key players in the ecosystem. Park spokesperson Molly Schroer explains the event has grown over the years: “It…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- As Labor Day weekend approaches, burn bans remain in effect across South Central Kentucky. Despite the holiday, officials say it’s highly unlikely the bans will be lifted due to extremely dry conditions. Fire Code Inspector Steve Coleman warns that weather conditions are ideal for wildfires, urging residents to avoid any fire-related activities, including bonfires, burning leaves, and…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Barren River Fire Department and Hadley Fire Department partnered with Toys for Tots to “Fire Up for Christmas.” The toy drive and Buck in a Boot is not only a great way to give back to kids across south-central Kentucky that may not get Christmas presents. It also gives the community a chance to give back….
GLASGOW, Ky. – Glasgow has long been known for its strong community leaders, and the tradition of honoring those leaders continues. Glasgow mayor Henry Royse shared that Luska Joseph Twyman was the first African American elected as mayor of Glasgow, Kentucky. While a major part of his journey was his time as mayor, he also served in the United States…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A child’s health can be impacted in more ways than one when school starts. Health experts say most kids need structure to thrive. A consistent routine can improve behavior, help them process new information and adjust to changes. Routine doesn’t just support success in the classroom, it can also boost their mental health. Janet Rodriguez, a…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Child Passenger Safety Week is coming up, and car seat safety is the top priority for many families. Gaining knowledge on about car seats is one thing. According to experts, learning about your child’s car seat could save their life. For example, every car seat has an expiration date, because it’s made of plastic. Most car…
