BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kicking off Child Abuse Prevention Month and spreading awareness about the topic is crucial to keep kids safe. In Kentucky, the child abuse rate rises to the fourth highest in the country, and Norton Children’s Hospital planted pinwheel and signs that encourage people to check on parents because abuse can come in many forms. Dr. Kelly…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- With the spring season being full of severe weather, remaining safe, especially with the possibility of flooding, is a top priority. Flooding is one of the top causes of road-related accidents. It only takes 2 inches of rain to move a vehicle, and if you aren’t cautious when it comes to flooding, you won’t just affect yourself….
LOGAN COUNTY, Ky.- Community Action of Southern Kentucky is celebrating 60 years of impactful service by investing in its employees, who come from diverse backgrounds and experiences. The organization recognizes the importance of supporting those who work tirelessly to connect the community with vital resources. Dozens of workers gathered from across Kentucky to be informed and encouraged about the work…
SULPHUR WELL, KY.- An award-winning restaurant that has stood the test of time, the Lighthouse Restaurant continues to thrive after four decades, thanks in large part to loyal customers who keep coming back. Purchased from the Porter family in 1984, the restaurant is now owned and operated by the Deckard family, who have made it a cornerstone for both locals…
MAMMOTH CAVE, KY.- Women’s contributions to exploration and preservation have left a lasting legacy, particularly at Mammoth Cave National Park. Today, female park rangers are a common presence, but before the establishment of the National Parks Service, women played vital roles in shaping the park’s history. Pioneering women, like Pat Crowther, made monumental discoveries that changed the course of exploration….
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Karma Berkley, a dedicated 2nd grade science and social studies teacher at Parker Bennett Curry Elementary, has been nominated for the prestigious National Title America’s Favorite Teacher. Winning this award would not only benefit her students, but it would also amplify the impact Ms. Berkley has beyond the classroom. As she shares, “Not only am I able…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- After decades of dedicated service in healthcare, Dr. John Downing is now celebrating his well-earned retirement. Having worked with Med Center for more than five decades, Dr. Downing began his impactful career in June of 1971 after returning from Vietnam. Throughout his career, he has touched countless lives in Bowling Green and around the world through his…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Empowering women can go a long way, and on Tuesday, right here in Bowling Green, hundreds of women were uplifted. More than 400 women gathered for the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Women’s Leadership Conference, an event designed to foster connection and inspiration. This conference provided a space for women to pour into one another,…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- As spring settles in, the number of motorcyclists on the road ramps up, creating an increased need for awareness. Law enforcement reports that 70% of motorcycle accidents occur at intersections, often due to a lack of visibility and drivers not paying attention. Public information officer Ronnie Ward of the Bowling Green Police Department emphasizes that motorcyclists also…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Traditionally, agriculture is seen as a male-dominated field, but farming is slowly evolving with more women stepping into leadership roles. While many may picture a male farmer and his wife when thinking of agriculture, the role of the farm wife is often overlooked, despite her significant contributions. Dore Hunt, manager at Chaney’s Hurd, explains that the term…
