BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- For many veterans, the transition from soldier to civilian life can be a difficult and overwhelming experience. However, the Kentucky Department of Veteran Affairs is committed to easing this transition by providing a wealth of resources. From women’s networking and support groups to over 550 grant opportunities, these services are designed to help veterans reintegrate into civilian…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – With Turkey Day right around the corner, making sure that everyone in need is well-fed is a top priority for many schools across south-central Kentucky. Warren County Public Schools is leading the charge by organizing a special drive to support local families. The school system is collecting frozen chickens and turkeys to help ensure that every…
GLASGOW, Ky.- This holiday season, many cities around south-central Kentucky are stepping up their game when it comes to preparing for the festive season. In Glasgow, the city is offering a variety of exciting events to help locals get into the holiday spirit. The 46th Annual Turkey Trot will kick things off with a fun run, followed by a bustling…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Lisa Howlett, a beloved member of Hotel INC and the former owner of Auburn Leather Company for over 35 years, made an indelible mark on South Central Kentucky. Her countless hours of service were essential to both the community and the organization. Whether she was picking up fresh produce, working with First Christian Church, or directly assisting…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Charter Senior Living and Hospice of Southern Kentucky came together to honor and support veterans in the region. The event highlights the remarkable sacrifices made by those who served in multiple wars across various branches of the military, including the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and as military nurses and many other branches. Lieutenant General (Retired) Steven…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- You may remember the classic late ’70s TV show WKRP in Cincinnati, which aired a famous Thanksgiving episode featuring a turkey giveaway gone terribly wrong, with turkeys being dropped from a helicopter. Well, this year in downtown Bowling Green, at The Fringe, the tradition of holiday chaos is getting a modern twist. Instead of turkeys, they’re dropping…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Many of you may know Hadley Jo, a brave young girl battling a rare disease that affects her coordination, brain and eyes. Despite the challenges she faces every day, Hadley Jo’s story has inspired countless people to take action. Today, her nonprofit organization hosted a fundraiser barbecue to raise crucial funds for research into the illness…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Getting enough sleep is essential for our health and well-being, but over the years, the amount and quality of sleep we get has changed. In the 1950s, the average American slept about 8.5 hours per night. Today, that average has dropped to just 6 to 6.5 hours, a trend that experts say is troubling. Dr. Michael Zachek,…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- In Bowling Green, Kentucky, a former trash dump has been transformed into a hands-on training ground for construction workers. Every year, the city’s Public Works Department hosts the KY Muddy Water Blues Training, focusing on erosion prevention and sediment control. This year’s training took place at the Glen Lily Historic Landfill, where workers from across South Central…
MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky.- Mammoth Cave National Park has recently added a new position for a Biological Engineer Technician to help manage the park’s diverse natural resources. This role focuses on everything from bats and vegetation to the population of endangered species within the park. The new technician will play a vital behind-the-scenes role in maintaining the park’s ecological balance and…
