Author: Carlyle Coppins

Keeping your car clear of rodents during the cold

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With winter weather, taking care of your vehicle can be a little difficult, especially with rodents seeking warmth. Small critters can find their way into your car when temperatures drop, chewing on wires and parts, leaving behind damage that can cost anywhere from $2,000 to $20,000. Ken Huening, the CEO of Coverciel, says, “If you look at…

Valentine’s Day Creations with Tunde’s Cookie Class

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, you might be looking for a unique way to enjoy the holiday. Tunde’s Creations offers the perfect opportunity to get creative and share a special experience. Whether you’re coming as a team or working together as a couple, it’s all about making memories. The highlight is creating Valentine’s cookies together—a…

Glasgow community meets to discuss homelessness

GLASGOW, KY- The need for resources to support the homeless population in South Central Kentucky has become increasingly urgent. A group of concerned citizens recently gathered to take action and address this growing issue. Members of the Barren County community met in Glasgow to discuss how to better support the homeless population in the area. Their focus was on the…

Nature Watch Weekend at Barren River Lake State Resort

BARREN COUNTY, KY.- For the first time since 2020, Barren River Lake State Resort Park is bringing back their popular Crane Tours. During the Nature Watch Weekend, Sandhill Cranes will be migrating from the South, making a brief stop in Kentucky. This unique experience not only educates attendees about the majestic birds but also sparks curiosity about their behavior and…

Shop and Share Domestic Violence Shelter Program

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Every year, on the Saturday before the Super Bowl, Kentucky unites for a cause that makes a difference in the lives of many. In 2008, Jane Beshear launched the “Shop and Share” initiative, providing a way for Kentuckians to support domestic violence victims. Today, First Lady Britainy Beshear continues the tradition, bringing the event to grocery stores…

Barren County Schools celebrates National School Counseling Week

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- It’s National School Counseling Week, and schools across the country are taking time to honor the crucial role of counselors in the education system. At the forefront of this recognition is the invaluable support they offer students, especially in districts like Barren County Schools. These counselors don’t just guide students academically; they also provide vital mental, physical…

Capitol Theatre partners with local organizations to celebrate African American cinema

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In an effort to unite and connect the community, the Capitol Theatre is partnering with local organizations like the BG Freedom Walkers to offer people of all ages the opportunity to engage with award-winning films. This collaboration brings iconic movies such as “Black Panther,” “Love and Basketball,” Spike Lee’s legendary films and many others to the…

The need for foster parents is on the rise

LOGAN COUNTY, KY.- Across the state of Kentucky, there are currently 8,301 children in foster care, with many of them facing significant challenges. In Logan County, specifically, there are only 14 foster homes available to care for 38 children, highlighting the shortage of safe placements. The situation becomes even more difficult because many foster homes are unwilling to take in…

Getting Ahead in a Just Getting By World

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- In a world that is constantly changing, keeping up with the demands of daily life can often feel like a heavy burden. However, one local nonprofit is offering a solution to lighten that load. Hotel Inc. is hosting a program called Getting Ahead in a Just Getting By World, which is designed to help individuals who are…

Gov. Andy Beshear shares take on tariffs

KENTUCKY – The ongoing debate about tariffs is causing widespread concern across the nation, and here in the Commonwealth, it could have serious consequences for one of Kentucky’s largest industries. Gov. Andy Beshear has been outspoken, emphasizing the potential damage to the $13.8 billion bourbon industry, which is a major driver of tourism and provides thousands of jobs. In an…