Author: Carlyle Coppins

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…

Operation P.R.I.D.E. raises flag at Cumberland Trace Elementary

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Warren County has a new addition bringing a wave of community pride. Thanks to Operation P.R.I.D.E. , a towering 107-foot flagpole now stands at Cumberland Trace Elementary, flying a massive 30-by-60-foot American flag. It’s part of the “Beautify I-65” project, aimed at enhancing the local landscape and inspiring patriotism. The flag’s presence isn’t just felt at the…

Officials provide update on the Impact Center in Warren County

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.-. You may recall our earlier coverage of the new Impact Center for Leadership being developed in Warren County. The center will offer hands-on learning through its Pathway Program, featuring technology, media, aerospace, and more. Its infrastructure is designed to withstand 250-mile-per-hour winds, ensuring longevity and safety. Chris McIntyre from Warren County Public Schools shared insight into the…

B.G. Freedom Walkers: Connecting with the Community

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The Bowling Green Freedom Walkers are kicking off the summer with their annual community event. This local non-profit aims to create a welcoming space for neighbors to gather, enjoy free food, and build fellowship. The event is just one part of the group’s broader mission to serve the community. Director of Operations Maggie Shelton says the new…

The new West Kentucky Film Commission

SOUTH CENTRAL, KY.- Lights, camera, Kentucky—the state’s creative economy may soon get a major boost. The Kentucky Film Commission has announced the launch of the West Kentucky Film Commission. This initiative underscores the Commonwealth’s commitment to expanding its film industry and attracting new projects. Kentucky now offers the highest-paid film incentive in the nation, making it a top destination for…

Nurturing Our Nurses event gives back at Village Manor

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Even the smallest gesture can make a big impact, and that’s exactly what Village Manor aimed to do this morning. The senior living community hosted its second annual Nurturing Our Nurses event, a free day of pampering for nurses across south-central Kentucky. From massages to sweet treats, the day was all about giving back to those who…