Author: Carlyle Coppins

New Bowling Green restaurant brings ’80s vibes

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new restaurant in Bowling Green is bringing the 1980s to life, with food made from scratch and a nostalgic feel. Atomic Kitchen is themed entirely around characters, movies, games and experiences from the decade. From the moment you walk in, the vibe takes you back in time with music, décor and even the menu reflecting…

Helping Community Cats: What You Need to Know

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — While cats are among the world’s most beloved pets, they can also be surprisingly complex. That’s why local experts are encouraging the community to take a thoughtful approach when encountering stray or feral cats—especially kittens. Emily Cothran, Community Cat Program Manager, says no two cases are the same. “We love to give customized advice based on…

Annual Golf Classic hosted by the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — A laid-back atmosphere and a good cause are at the heart of an event that’s bringing Bowling Green’s business community together. The Bowling Green Chamber’s Annual Golf Classic – which offers a unique blend of networking, collaboration, and fun. The event gathers local leaders, business professionals, and community members for a day on the course—with connections…

Bike Walk BG Duncan Hines Days cake walk

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With the Duncan Hines season in full swing, local businesses and organizations are embracing the festivities with creative flair. Every Friday at noon, Bike Walk BG hosts community walks starting at Fountain Square Park. This week, they added a sweet twist—Duncan Hines Dolly Parton cake mix—giving walkers a tasty treat along their route. The walk includes several…

The 4th annual Chocolate Crawl sweetens Barren County businesses

GLASGOW, KY.- The Chocolate Crawl is back and sweeter than ever in Barren County, bringing smiles and sugar to the streets of Glasgow. This beloved tradition, now in its fourth year, invites the community to shop local while indulging in delicious treats. With 12 businesses participating, shoppers enjoy everything from chocolate fondue and mocktails to exclusive store sales. Amy Gibson,…

Get ready for the Eats and Beats Music Festival

BOWLING GREEN, KY — Get ready for a weekend packed with great food, live music, and family fun as Eats and Beats returns to downtown Bowling Green. This much-anticipated event is all about celebrating the vibrant spirit of the city, offering something for every age. From exciting inflatable attractions for the kids to relaxing by the popular downtown fountain, there’s…

Warren County Kicks Off Summer with Reading and Fun at Ephram White Park

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. — Kicking off summer with learning and fun, the Warren County community gathered in full force for the annual Summer Reading Kickoff hosted by the Warren County Public Library. Hundreds of families, local businesses, and first responders filled the park, coming together to celebrate reading, education, and community spirit. Alexis Erskine, Youth Services Manager, shared that about…

The Med Center at Franklin celebrates 25th anniversary

FRANKLIN, KY.- For 25 years, the Med Center at Franklin has been a vital lifeline for the Simpson County community. Rural hospitals like this one often serve as the backbone of healthcare in small towns, making life-changing differences for individuals and their families. To celebrate this milestone, dozens of community members and city leaders gathered to reflect on the hospital’s…

New Sonic Landscape exhibit at the Kentucky Museum

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new exhibit at the Kentucky Museum is tuning into the rich musical roots of south central Kentucky—and bringing long-overdue recognition to the people behind the sound. Led by Museum Director Brent Bjorkman, Sonic Landscape is set to open on September 6th, offering an immersive look at the region’s deep and diverse musical heritage. “Before social…

Young Barren County business owners thrive

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – In Barren County, many businesses are not only thriving — they’re being led by determined teenagers ready to serve their community. Among them is 17-year-old Ejaz Ali, who started his mobile car detailing business with just $20 in supplies in the trunk of his car. “It was tough,” Ejaz recalls, juggling high school and a fast-food…