Author: Carlyle Coppins

American Legion post 23 holds pancake dinner fundraiser

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- If you enjoy breakfast for dinner and supporting people around you, then mark your calendars. American Legion Post 23 located in Bowling Green will hold an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast fundraiser to support veterans and their families no matter what they need. Gerald Mounce, the 5th district president shares “That’s the main thing. We try to help the…

Annamae Millette competes in National Soap Box Derby race

WARREN COUNTY, KY.- Soap box derby season is not over yet and South Central Kentucky will be represented in the national race. Nine-year-old, Annamae Millette is competing this week in Akron, OH, because of her success here locally. Annamae competed at Philly Moore Park and got first place in the competition. We spoke with Caroline Millette, her mother who shared…

Toys for Tots encourages early shopping due to inflation

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Being proactive this summer could not only help your family but also help your pockets once the holiday season starts. With inflation on the rise, this is not only affecting prices now when it comes to Christmas, it can also have a major impact on the gifts you give during the holiday season. We spoke with the…

Glasgow Housing Authority warns of rental scams

GLASGOW, Ky.- If you use the housing authority as a resource, you are encouraged to listen closely and remain cautious. According to the Glasgow Housing Authority, people are receiving emails about properties available for rent, and these properties are scams. Scammers are taking property listings and posing as the homeowner. This is not only illegal, but it also negatively impacts…

Barren County Biz Bash helps local businesses

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Local businesses restaurants and vendors in Barren County are about to get busy. Barren Inc. is putting on its premier event of the year. The Barren Biz Bash gives local businesses and restaurants the chance to showcase and sell their resources and products. If you’re looking to connect with the community or to elevate your business, now…

New principal named for Jennings Creek Elementary 

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Warren County Public Schools has announced a new principal for Jennings Creek Elementary School, Nicholas Lowe. The former high school assistant principal is now taking on elementary school. With his extensive leadership experience and trust in his new team of faculty and staff; he’s ready for anything that comes his way. Jennings Creek Elementary principal Nicholas Lowe…

Louisville Orchestra stops in Glasgow

GLASGOW, KY.- The Louisville Orchestra is doing more than music in South Central Kentucky. The Louisville Orchestra left Campbellsville and headed to Glasgow. The orchestra is making several stops in Glasgow on Tuesday visiting the Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Library all while performing and inspiring adults and children to do and be more than what most may think is impossible….

WKU professor is now an entrepreneur on ‘Beta Blox’ reality show

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- A former Western Kentucky University professor is now a successful entrepreneur and is featured on the reality T.V. Show “Beta Blox.” Dr. Lauren McClain decided to leave her position at WKU to become her own boss. Her journey was not easy, but with her partner’s help and her family’s motivation, she decided to bet on herself by…

Bridge KY’s Back to School Bag Sale

GLASGOW, Ky.- It’s almost that time of year when kids are returning to school, and this summer Bridge Kentucky is back and lightening the load. For several years now, Bridge Kentucky has offered people to pay $10 to fill a 40-gallon bag with all kinds of clothes for you and your kids. The initiative is now back through Friday from…

The Louisville Orchestra heads to Glasgow

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The Louisville Orchestra is back and could be visiting cities closest to you. The Louisville Orchestra received $4.3 million from the Kentucky State Legislature allowing them to continue touring. They also are making an impact on local communities for two more years. Teddy Abrams, the Louisville Orchestra music director, tells us the locations they are going to…