BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Operation P.R.I.D.E. is continuing its mission to beautify Bowling Green and Warren County. This week, a special ceremony honored retired Marine Malcom Cherry with the General Dan Cherry Award. The award recognized Cherry’s land donation for flag displays and his unwavering dedication to community service. A ribbon-cutting event marked the occasion, followed by the raising of the…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- There’s a new addition to the south-central Kentucky community that’s bringing comfort, care and connection to both pets and their owners. PAWSH, a locally owned animal hospital, has opened its doors with a mission to serve every animal in need. Offering dental care, pet surgeries and vaccinations, PAWSH ensures that animals receive the same quality of medical…
BUTLER COUNTY, Ky. – The Friends of Butler County Animals has officially opened its facility to spay and neuter any animal in need. With a new facility built on six acres of land, the shelter is making a significant impact beyond its own community. According to director Ruby Fooks, they are collaborating with 46 counties across five states, helping shelters…
BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – You may remember previous reports on the possibility of solar farms coming to Barren County. On Tuesday, the solar ordinance was officially read and passed during a second reading. An amendment was also introduced and approved, solidifying the ordinance’s adoption. The amendment allows neighboring property owners to agree on reducing the required setback distance. Barren County…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – National EMS Week is a time for communities to pause, celebrate and shine a light on the emergency medical services that save lives every day. Established in 1974 by President Gerald Ford, this week recognizes the dedication and impact of EMS professionals across the nation. Seth Wilson, Medical Center EMS director, says, “I’ve always wanted to…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Dozens of city leaders and officials gathered at City Hall to celebrate the educators and early child care providers who help mold and shape the future of the city. On Monday, officials proclaimed the month of May as Early Childhood Provider Appreciation Month. The proclamation is meant to honor those who shape the future of our community….
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Several organizations are coming together to highlight the importance of self-awareness during Mental Health Awareness Month. The Bowling Green Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and the National Alliance on Mental Illness are leading this initiative. The speakers will be Lacretia Dye, a WKU associate professor and therapist, Mary Lee Snodgrass, an…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- A nonprofit in Bowling Green is taking bold steps to combat domestic violence, sex trafficking, addiction and homelessness. City and county leaders gathered downtown to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of Unbridled Spirit Recovery Ranch. The 18-month live-in recovery center focuses on long-term solutions for women facing these challenges. Founder and executive director Lynette Riganto emphasized that true recovery requires addressing…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With Memorial Day weekend right around the corner, tons of people are going to be traveling. According to AAA, a record-breaking 45 million Americans are expected to hit the road. That’s a significant increase from previous years, signaling a strong return to pre-pandemic travel habits. AAA spokesperson Lynda Lambert says, “We definitely are back to strong travel…
GLASGOW, Ky.- The Glasgow Police Department is paying tribute to fallen officers during National Police Week. Two officers, Robert Thurman and Henry Collins, died in the line of duty, both by gunfire in 1914 and 1929, respectively. The department also remembers K-9 Ranger, who died in 2011 after being bitten by a snake. Major Terry Flatt of the Glasgow Police…
