Author: Carlyle Coppins

Dog walkers wanted at BRAWA

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – If you’re looking for a way to give back and help a furry friend adapt to any environment, look no further. The Barren River Animal Welfare Association is seeking dedicated dog walkers. Volunteering not only helps the dogs get more accustomed to other dogs and people but it also increases their chances of being adopted. Executive…

Tri-Star Greenview Hospital sends relief to Ashville, North Carolina

ASHVILLE, NC.- In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, 75 volunteers from Tri-Star Greenview Regional Hospital have come together to support the impacted community in Asheville, North Carolina. Staff members from various departments have dedicated their time and resources to assist those who have lost homes and transportation while facing medical emergencies. Chief Nursing Officer Jami Lieber emphasized…

Be aware of Hurricane relief scams

BOWLING GREEN, KY.-In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, many individuals are eager to offer their support to those affected. However, experts warn that being cautious is essential when making monetary donations. The Better Business Bureau has shared important tips for safe giving during such crises. Whitney Adkins, Director of Strategic Marketing, cautions, “Times like these, unfortunately, are prime times when…

Emerging Leader: Chloe Dickens

On this week’s edition of Emerging Leader, News 40’s Carlyle Coppins sits down with Chloe Dickens, who has a number of tennis wins at only 13 years old! Learn all about what this tennis star to be has accomplished and find out where she wants to go next! You can nominate one emerging leader who is doing amazing things in…

Bowling Green community mourns the loss of local firefighter

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Tonight, the Bowling Green community is grieving the loss of firefighter Stephen “Rosie” Rosebrook, who passed away following a collapse during the Bowling Green 10K run on Sept. 14. After being rushed to the hospital, Rosebrook fought bravely but succumbed to his injuries, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and service. The Bowling Green Fire Department…

Beshear announces over $700K for wildfire prevention in the Commonwealth

SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY – As rain falls across south-central Kentucky, many areas of the Commonwealth are grappling with severe drought conditions. During Gov. Andy Beshear’s recent Team Kentucky update, he announced that more than $700,000 will be allocated for community wildfire grants aimed at mitigating wildfire risks. “While we’re seeing stormy weather this week, we’re actually experiencing a significant drought…

Barren County Schools prioritize proactive student safety through communication

BARREN COUNTY, KY.- Barren County Schools are prioritizing proactive measures for student safety, emphasizing the need for open communication. Staff and administration believe that starting conversations around difficult topics is essential. Lori Downs, the Student Assistance Coordinator, highlights the importance of addressing issues like mass violence in schools without minimizing their impact. Effective communication not only enhances physical safety but…

Emerging fraud trends to look out for

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- According to data breach experts, fraud, identity theft, and data breaches have become alarmingly common in our daily lives. So far in 2024, there have already been 1,300 reported breaches, and projections indicate that this number will continue to rise as technology evolves. Michael Bruemmer, Vice President of Experian Global Data Breach, notes that identity theft is…

Hero Center and Glasgow Housing Authority host job fair

GLASGOW, KY.- The Housing Authority in Glasgow came together with HERO Center to help job seekers overcome the obstacles they often face in finding employment. Their collaboration focuses on connecting individuals to local job opportunities in sectors like construction, manufacturing and healthcare. Jake Brown, a Business Service Representative, highlighted the importance of this initiative. “Many of the people we work…