LOGAN COUNTY, Ky.- Resources for children in the system and foster care have been limited for a while, but the Isaiah 117 House is making a difference. From building a house for families and children in need by raising money through their lemonade stands to receiving donations from several members of the community, they are pouring everything they can back…
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – Communities across western Kentucky celebrate freedom for African Americans on Aug. 8. This powerful emancipation celebration unites African Americans. It also gives people the chance to honor and remember those who were set free. Michael Morrow, the director of the Seek Museum, shares some of the history that motivated African American people to celebrate. He says, “Freedom…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With school just weeks away, doctors all over the U.S. are encouraging parents to prepare their children. Kentucky and Indiana school systems require exams for certain ages. Whether you’re getting your child ready by getting them vaccinated with the proper shots or by starting a routine, taking any steps to prepare your child can make a major…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- When covid 19 happened public transportation systems were disrupted for every transit system. There is a study of the GO BG transit and WKU transit systems. That will ultimately take the current state of the two transit systems, and merge them into one to better serve the community. Brent Childers, the director of neighborhood and community services…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Well over 100 years ago, sons of the American Revolution reminded people about the history and wars in the United States and its value. Along the way, many locals discovered their connections to the soldiers who fought in those wars. Dr. Roger Vincent, the treasurer of Sons of the American Revolution shares how he discovered “I just…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Paul Davis property restoration experts are restoring more than property. They are uniting Bowling Green law enforcement agencies, along with their friends and families so they can participate in the Battle of the Badges blood drive. Ronnie Ward, the PIO with the Bowling Green Police Department describes the atmosphere during the blood drive. Ronnie says, “This is…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- The Warren County Public Library partnered with the American Red Cross to bring a new free shuttle to Bowling Green. This is not just available to help one particular group – this will help anyone who desires a ride. Chris Barrett, the shuttle driver, tells us how this will make a great difference, saying, “This is a…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Many children across the state of Kentucky are affected by sex trafficking and moving on from the tragic experience is not easy. Phoenix Rising and Downtown Chiropractic are coming together to help children who have been victims of sex trafficking. People are providing anything from toothpaste to school supplies and even a bag to maintain their necessities…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- At the Rotary Club of Bowling Green, city and county leaders gathered to discuss the BRADD anchor project that will help people who need it most. The state is funding $20 million. The city pledges $1 million, and the county is giving $600,000 to ensure that the BRADD project services more than 10 counties are able to…
WARREN COUNTY, KY.- The day of caring came a little early this month for Warren County Public Schools. They partnered with United Way, Habitat for Humanity and WCPS leaders to help families in Warren County by painting, installing floors and revitalizing homes for people who need it most. We spoke with volunteers and staff at Warren County Public Schools and…
