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…
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…
VERSAILLES, Ky. – Dozens of girls gathered at the Kentucky Castle for a magical princess tea party. From tiaras and makeup to lovely gowns, the event by Kosair for Kids offered a full royal experience for girls with different abilities. The goal was simple—let every girl feel like a true princess for the day. “It’s a beautiful castle; everything is…
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…
GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow Police Department is “Cramming the Cruiser” with school supplies to support students and teachers at Barren County Schools and Glasgow city schools. Law enforcement from both agencies gathered to accept the donations on Friday. From notebooks and colored pencils to folders and more, the donations will make a huge difference in local classrooms. Officers say…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One in five people will develop skin cancer by the age of 70, but experts say it doesn’t happen overnight. According to health professionals, skin cancer evolves slowly over time—unless you take steps to protect your skin. Surgeon Robert Skaggs of the Kentucky Skin Cancer Center warns that UV rays are always present, even on cloudy…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Concerns are rising as Ring camera users take to social media, reporting suspicious activity on a system designed to keep homes safe. Recent hacking incidents have been reported in Hendersonville, Tennessee, and even a little closer to home. Sheriff Brett Hightower of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to take precautions with their devices. “With…
BARREN COUNTY, KY.- Last July, TJ Regional Health introduced a groundbreaking form of medical technology that is changing the future of lung cancer screenings. Dr. Omar Mahmoud, a specialist in pulmonary disease and critical care medicine, explains the benefits of robotic-assisted bronchoscopy in diagnosing small lesions. This minimally invasive procedure allows doctors to reach and biopsy lung nodules earlier and…
RUSSELLVILLE, KY.- In Logan County, the summer celebration Kentuckians have been waiting for is on the way. The annual 8th of August celebration is back in Russellville, bringing the community limitless family fun. We spoke to a prominent member of the community, and he shares why it’s not only important to celebrate the history of African Americans, but it’s also…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Thanks to support from Tennessee Valley Authority, Kentucky Kids on the Block held a special camp that gave children a unique chance to write, create and perform their own stories. The goal: to share valuable life lessons with their peers through theater and storytelling. Fifth grader Sutton Gilliam said the experience taught lessons some kids might…
