Author: Carlyle Coppins

BG East prepares at ELPO Law ahead of ESPN interviews

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green East Little League baseball team made a stop at ELPO law before they head out on their journey toward the Little League World Series. The players prepared for interviews on ESPN  with lawyers at the law firm. They also received $3,000 to go towards their goals and success, which many teams don’t accomplish….

Norton Children’s neurologist discusses benefits of handwriting for learning

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- As the school year approaches, quickly ensuring that your students are learning efficiently is a top priority for many parents. Doctors at Norton’s Children’s use neuroscience and understanding different parts of the brain to help kids learn better. One thing that doctors have discovered is that children who write by hand can perform better academically. Dr. Chris…

Judicial Commission on Health holds Behavioral Health Summit

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Dozens of people from all over Kentucky gathered for the first Regional Behavioral Health Summit. It tackles major topics that impact many people wrestling with behavioral health. The Judicial Commission on Health brought judges, attorneys, correction officers and many others together to ensure they can properly serve people who struggle with behavioral health disorders or substance abuse….

Par Makers hosting 60th anniversary annual golf tournament

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Uniting people through golf is common in this community, but decades ago, this was impossible for African Americans. With courage from charter members of the Par Makers in Bowling Green, 60 years ago, the Par Makers, club was founded to allow African Americans to come together on the golf course to enjoy fellowship and make drastic changes…

Stuff the Bus drops off supplies at the Synergy Center

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- The first day of school is right around the corner, and every student deserves the chance to start the school year out stress-free. The annual Stuff the Bus drop off is helping limit the stress load. This not only helps students at the beginning of the year, but it will also impact them and their families throughout…

Care Power Hour at T.J. Health Pavilion aims to make impact

GLASGOW, Ky.- The second annual Care Power Hour is making an impact, where T.J. Samson is breaking barriers to ensure that everyone experiences the care they need. Dozens gathered for a Care Power Hour at T.J. Regional Health, honoring Geraldine Flowers Glass and opening the community up to different resources available for any patient who undergoes any form of treatment….

T.J. Samson Hospital welcomes new therapy dog, Maggie

GLASGOW, Ky.- Studies have proven that when most people see dogs, they instantly get happier, and that’s because oxytocin, also known as the cuddle chemical, is released in your brain. T.J. Samson is using this and starting a pet therapy program, and they are bringing on the five-year old golden retriever, Maggie, providing a release for anyone who enters T.J….

Bowling Green Hot Rods featured on American Dream

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The national television show, the American Dream will highlight and feature the Bowling Green Hot Rods showcasing the ballpark’s history and much more. Melissa Albert, American Dream lifestyle expert and realtor tells us the impact that this will have on anyone who watches. Melissa says, “For everyone to be able to see the stories and behind-the-scenes that…

New project addresses mental health during forum

BOWLING GREEN, KY.-The BRADD Anchor Project is in full effect and your suggestions are wanted. Anyone and everyone in the community is welcome to attend the forum. With more than 21 million dollars in funding to ensure that the funding is being utilized to help anyone who is struggling to maintain their mental health. Melanie Watts, the director of community…

Meet the new additions to Barren County Schools

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- It’s the dawn of a new day for Barron County schools. Preparing the students and advancing them is just the beginning of what this upcoming school year has to offer. Michael Davis, the director of elementary instruction, shares, “The district going to continue to grow, continue to give our students and our staff the best that we…