Author: Carlyle Coppins

Bowling Green Municipal Utilities continues water system upgrades

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green Municipal Utilities has been steadily replacing outdated water pipes and mains over the past several years—and it shows no signs of slowing down. Through its Parallel Main Abandonment program, BGMU has been upgrading water lines for the past seven years. This effort involves removing old water mains and replacing them with more efficient systems. Joe…

Dunbar Adoption Benefit to support local family

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – A Russellville family is stepping up in a big way to support friends adopting a child by hosting the Dunbar Adoption Benefit. The event aims to ease the financial burden of adoption for Katherine and Trey Dunbar, a beloved couple known for their bond with children. Coordinator Natalie Payne says, “They’re easy to love. We call them…

VH Dream Center Hosts $500 Giveaway at Scottsville’s First Friday

SCOTTSVILLE, KY.- For the first time, the VH Dream Center is hosting a major giveaway during Scottsville’s First Friday event. One lucky family will receive $500 to help ease financial burdens many are facing today. Victory Hill Church’s Lead Pastor, Mason Harris, says their mission is to serve the community’s faith and practical needs. “We reach people where they are,”…

SEEK Museum sheds light on 1908 lynchings 

RUSSELLVILLE, KY.- The SEEK Museum in Russellville is screening a documentary about the 1908 lynchings that occurred in the town. The decision was sparked by a Facebook post spreading false information about the events. Michael Morrow, Director of the SEEK Museum, said they felt the need to correct the record and share the truth. The false claims were discovered by…

Jackson’s Orchard to celebrate 60 years

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Jackson’s Orchard, nestled in south-central Kentucky, was purchased in the 1960s by Bill and Shirley Jackson and has since become a multi-generational family operation. Over the years, their three daughters helped run the orchard, and today, their grandson Jonathan Price continues the legacy. With more than 100 acres of land, getting there isn’t always easy —…

Veterans Alliance Center in need of food donations

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – If you’re looking for a way to give back, the Veterans Alliance Center in Bowling Green is asking for your help. The organization is currently in need of donations, including non-perishable foods like spaghetti noodles, sauce and canned goods. Perishable items are also accepted but must be dropped off by appointment. Volunteers say the goal is…

Browning Fire Department celebrating 50 Years of Service

WARREN COUNTY, KY.- The Browning Fire Department is celebrating a major milestone—50 years of dedicated service to the community. The department is inviting everyone to join in a celebration honoring the firefighters, both past and present, who have served with courage and commitment. Chief Keith Lockhart, a longtime volunteer, reflected on the journey, saying, “In the volunteer department for 50…

Parrots of the Carribean supports BRAWA

BARREN COUNTY, KY.- The Henry Clark Foundation is organizing the Parrots of the Caribbean event, with all proceeds benefiting the Barren River Animal Welfare Association (BRAWA). As Connie Greer explains, “We are a nonprofit, so we completely depend on fundraisers and donations… This money impacts just that every day—care for the homeless animals at the shelter.” Without community support, nonprofits…

Potter Children’s Home hosts ribbon-cutting for new quadplex

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- For over 110 years, Potter Children’s Home has been a place of hope and healing for countless children and families. Thanks to a generous anonymous donor, the organization has now opened a brand-new quadplex. This addition will provide stable housing and a brighter future for those in need. Executive director Ralph Brewer says many of the children…