Author: Carlyle Coppins

Farm Credit Mid-America and the Kiwanis Club unite for Farm Day

ALVATON, KY.- Farm Credit Mid-America and the Bowling Green Kiwanis Club are teaming up to host Farm Day, a free community event celebrating and promoting the future of agriculture. “What we’re trying to do is help the community — and really the kids of our community — understand more about agriculture and the impact it has on their everyday life,”…

Students explore career paths at SCK Launch 

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. -More than 3,000 students from across the region gathered at the Knicely Conference Center to explore potential career paths and learn what the city of Bowling Green has to offer after graduation. Bowling Green Independent Schools Superintendent Gary Fields said the event gives eighth graders their first real opportunity to see what careers are available in south-central…

BGISD students learn all things agriculture

ALLEN COUNTY, Ky. — Students from Bowling Green Independent School District spent the day at Need More Acres Farm learning how food goes from the field to the table. The visit was part of the district’s Farm to School program, which connects classroom lessons to real-world agricultural experiences. Dalla Emerson, director of food service operations for BGISD, said the partnership…

Warren County Sheriff’s Office seeks historical memorabilia

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- After more than a century of service, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office is working to preserve its long-standing history. With a new facility under development, the department is asking the community to share historical memorabilia. Items from past sheriff’s, deputies or significant events will be used to showcase the agency’s legacy. “To have mementos and things like…

Polar Express returns to the Historic Railpark for its 23rd year

ChatGPT said: BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Halloween may still be on the horizon, but the holiday spirit is already rolling into town. The Historic RailPark and Train Museum is gearing up for its 23rd annual Polar Express event. Families can enjoy hot chocolate, sweet treats and festive fun—all while wearing matching pajamas. “It’s so magical,” said Jessica Warren, development director…

Keeping fall pests out of your home during the cool months

BOWLING GREEN, KY.-With autumn in full swing, keeping fall pests out of your home is becoming a top priority for many homeowners.Stink bugs, beetles, and even wasps are commonly seen this time of year and can easily find their way indoors. Once inside, many of these insects stay dormant through the winter and reappear in the spring. Experts say piles…

WKU Graduate shares her story of surviving breast cancer

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and one young survivor is using her voice to raise awareness and advocate for early detection. Moira Gray, a Western Kentucky University graduate, was just 25 years old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. “I didn’t have any family history, so it definitely wasn’t something I thought I’d go through,”…

ELPO Law celebrates renovation of downtown Bowling Green location

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A law firm with roots dating back to the 1970s is celebrating a newly renovated location in downtown Bowling Green. ELPO Law has experienced significant growth over the past decade, with its team working in separate offices for the last nine years. Now, all staff members are united under one roof, enhancing collaboration and their ability…

CenterPointe Church gives back with a car show and auction

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The 8th Annual CenterPointe BG Car Show and Auction is back this weekend, promising a day of family fun and community support. Hosted by CenterPointe Church, the event has raised over $100,000 in recent years to benefit children in the Bowling Green area. This year’s event will feature free food, door prizes and a motorcycle up…

Creatives and tech geniuses to unite at Bowling Green Hackathon

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The second annual Hackathon is making its return to Bowling Green, bringing together creativity, innovation and community spirit. Organized by the nonprofit CREATE, the local chamber of commerce and Western Kentucky University students, the 24-hour event gives high school students a hands-on opportunity to design their own apps and websites. The main goal is to inspire…