BARREN COUNTY, Ky. — James Vitale, a 9/11 survivor and New York native, visited Austin Tracy Elementary School to commemorate Patriot Day and honor the lives lost during the 2001 attacks. Vitale shared his personal experiences with students, emphasizing the importance of remembrance and resilience. “The sounds, the smells, the people that are hurting — I will say those who…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The Regional Technology Council will host the Emerge Summit on Sept. 17, bringing together entrepreneurs, industry veterans and tech professionals. The event offers a collaborative space for networking, idea sharing and long-term business engagement. “We want to celebrate the past, present and future of emerging technology in our region,” said Rob Wilson, president of the Regional Technology…
South Central, KY.- Soybeans, the largest U.S. agricultural export, are in high demand globally — but American farmers are seeing none of the benefit amid an ongoing trade war with China. China, once the top buyer of U.S. soybeans, has purchased none of this year’s crop, putting immense pressure on growers across the country. “Everything is costing more to produce…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – As technology continues to evolve, the City of Bowling Green is taking steps to stay ahead. The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce has launched the T.I. Initiative, a tech-focused investment program aimed at supporting innovation and economic diversity. The initiative is designed to help local startups raise capital while also attracting outside tech companies to…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Each September, Hunger Action Month unites nonprofits across the country, and this year marks a major milestone in Kentucky. Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland, has officially opened a new facility in Bowling Green to serve thousands of families across Warren County and beyond. Executive director Charles Dennis says the organization’s new physical presence will help deepen connections…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Since 2007, White Farms Breaking and Training has helped lighten the financial burden of families facing medical crises, and they have no plans of slowing down. To date, the farm has raised more than $700,000. It’s all donated directly to families in need. This year, the annual benefit will support Kennedy, a young girl described as…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – National Assisted Living Week is underway, and Charter Senior Living marked the occasion with its annual balloon release this September. The tradition celebrates the support and community spirit found in assisted living facilities across the country. Residents participated in the event, using the moment to share personal stories and express gratitude for the care they receive….
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — The city’s long-standing musical legacy is finally getting its moment in the spotlight with the opening of the “Sonic Landscape” exhibit. Local artists, past and present, are being honored for their unique contributions to the sounds that shaped Bowling Green over the decades. “It’s long overdue,” said local musician Dean Collier, noting the city’s deep musical roots…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Renowned multi-instrumentalist Chris Carmichael will be featured in the “Sonic Landscape” exhibit this Saturday at the Kentucky Museum. Carmichael, who plays nearly every stringed instrument, began his career with The Flying Monkeys in Bowling Green and later joined 15 Strings. He gained recognition in Nashville for his dynamic violin work and vocals. “I was inspired by…
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…
