FRANKLIN, Ky.- Sundown Stables, a cherished safe haven for horses and their owners, was tragically demolished by an EF-1 tornado that touched down recently. This destruction marks another disaster in the stables’ history, as two years prior, they suffered significant damage from straight-line winds. “We had the roof ripped off from straight-line winds,” the owner said. “It was like lightning…
SOUTH CENTRAL, KY.- Clarence Glover’s journey from Horse Cave, Kentucky, to becoming the 10th overall draft pick in the 1971 NBA draft is a story of perseverance, passion, and pursuing a greater purpose. Born and raised in Horse Cave, Glover would later make his mark both as a professional athlete and as a dedicated educator, impacting the lives of many…
SOUTH CENTRAL, KY.- Community Action of Southern Kentucky was established on February 24th, 1965, and has since served communities across south-central Kentucky for six decades. To celebrate 60 years of service, dozens of Community Action workers gathered in Hart County, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s journey. Carla Brown, the Executive Director of Community Action of Southern Kentucky, shared…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Artist Casey Page officially begun his painting series to tell the story of Kentucky uniquely. “Kentucky Fog” is a series, where Page travels to different counties all over Kentucky and paints on barns to tell the story of the South to every traveler and resident. Page tells us why he’s doing this. He says, “Not only am…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green is filled with history and tourism, and one place that’s been a part of history for 100 years is celebrating a century. The Historic Railpark is kicking off its 2025 campaign, and celebrating 100 years of the L and N depot, by restoring the windows and multiple trains to keep history alive. Last year, the…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- If you purchase produce and goods from farmers, you have a chance to begin shopping early. Ahead of the growing season for farmers, Kentucky Proud and the Kentucky Department of Agriculture are coming together and giving consumers the chance to purchase fresh farm goods and support farmers and their families during Spring Community-Supported Agriculture Week. Alexis Smith,…
SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY – With excessive flooding across Kentucky, several nonprofits are stepping up and stepping out to provide resources to those in need. The Salvation Army has two service units in Pikeville, and Hazard, Kentucky is handing out resources like emergency kits, hygiene kits and other essentials to reduce the number of people who are suffering. According to Major…
BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- With the current weather, businesses are closing, and road closures are popping up left and right. News 40 sat down with Barren County judge-executive Jamie Byrd to learn the impact the flooding and snow have on Barren County roads that run for more than 600 miles. Byrd says, “You know, the needs that our county roads have….
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The weather is not letting up, but a few firefighters just returned from helping those who suffered from the severe floods. Four local Bowling Green firefighters went to Leslie County and many other towns in eastern Kentucky, helping evacuate five community members and some animals to ensure they were safe. Cameron Wallace, a firefighter and EMT…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The critically acclaimed dance show “A Taste of Ireland,” is making a stop in Bowling Green, bringing a captivating performance that tells the story of Ireland. Featuring world-champion Irish dancers, the show aims to create a strong connection with the audience, immersing them in the rich history of Ireland. Julia O’Rourke, the lead performer, shared her…
