Author: Carlyle Coppins

After The Initiation into a Sorority, Fraternity, or secret society in Kentucky and Beyond

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- A new exhibit is open at Western Kentucky University, it includes professors and students collaborating to spread knowledge. “After the Initiation: Secret Societies, Fraternities and Sororities in Kentucky and Beyond” sheds light on some information that isn’t normally shared when it comes to organizations. This exhibit gives insight into the rituals and gives students who may not…

KSP and Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky educate on safety through coloring book

SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY – It’s Child Abuse Prevention Month and organizations are partnering together to help teach children ways to avoid abuse with a coloring book. Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky and the Kentucky State Police are coming together to spread awareness to children and adults. A coloring book about two K-9 officers teaches kids what red flags to watch for…

Paws in the Park to support the new Dugas community dog park

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- A few fury friends in south-central Kentucky are getting a new dog park. Dugas Community Park in Scottsville is hosting Paws in the park to create a space for any dog. This Saturday, all dog lovers will be able to bring their dogs to participate in a dog pageant and give your dog the chance to socialize….

Civil Air Patrol calculating data from The Hive in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The solar eclipse impacted so many students. One particular group of students got the opportunity to collect data that will be used for hundreds of years. More than 40,000 members of the Civil Air Patrol collected data while partnering with The Hive in Bowling Green to give everyone a chance to see the solar eclipse. Major Janet…

NCM Motorsport Park Driving Toward a Cure

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The NCM Motorsport Park hosted its fifth annual Drive Toward a Cure on Friday, raising money for Parkinson’s patient care and research for a cure. April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, and the motorsports park is doing its part to raise money and awareness. Participants will be able to drive their own car in a lead-follow format…

Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society brings attention to Heartworm Awareness Month

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Overpopulation with animal shelters and humane societies is a common issue found all over South Central Kentucky. The Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society is no different. Lorri Hare, director of the Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society says “Annually, it’s very typical for shelter populations to be high starting in the spring. Unfortunately, in the last couple…

Over-crowding at Humane Societies and local shelters

BUTLER COUNTY, KY.- In the spring season, it’s common for kittens and puppies to be born around this time. Several animal shelters and humane societies across South Central Kentucky are experiencing overcrowding. Some animals can even carry different diseases that aren’t treated properly. To help cut down on over-populating unhealthy pets, you should get them spayed and neutered and get…