Author: Carlyle Coppins

FEMA and SBA resources being offered in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Some relief is coming to those that were impacted by the recent storms back in May. Small business administration and FEMA are currently working with homeowners and business owners, offering up to two million dollars in funding to help them sustain, maintain, or rebuild. Angel Class, the public affairs specialist with SBA tells us the difference that…

Par-Makers hosts 60th annual Golf Tournament

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Hundreds of African Americans came from all over the United States to celebrate the 60th annual Par Makers Golf Tournament. The weekend was packed with a two-day golf tournament and an evening dance. The golfers described this as a family reunion, and want this tradition and legacy of African American golfers to continue. For more information about…

Capitol hosts Bowling Green Bigfoot Mini-Con

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Several people flood the Capital Theatre to experience the Bigfoot Mini Con in Bowling Green. Along with inspiring Bigfoot researchers, this two-day event gave people the chance to listen and share testimonies they normally wouldn’t get the opportunity to share. Russel Acord, a cast member of “Exhibition Bigfoot,” shares how it makes him feel that many…

The 7th Grade Experience at Barren County Middle School

GLASGOW, Ky.- Barren County Middle School is gearing up for the school year and giving seventh graders the chance to experience a day in the life of a seventh grader before the school year begins. “They’re coming from seven different elementary schools. So this is a big, huge transition for them. A lot of them are very, very, very nervous,”…

Kentucky Commissioner of Education speaks at luncheon in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Dr. Robbie Fletcher, Kentucky Commissioner of Education, made a stop in Bowling Green to share some of his story and how he plans to make an impact. The Kentucky Center for Leadership hosted an executive luncheon at the WKU Innovation Campus on Thursday. Warren County Public Schools and Bowling Green Independent Schools gathered to gain a better…

Graves Gilbert discusses benefits of following back-to-school checklist

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With school right around the corner, Graves Gilbert’s Health Walk focused on helping parents prepare students for the upcoming school year. As school quickly approaches, many kids are coming out of the comfort that comes with summer and realizing that the pressures of school are just around the corner. With a solid support system and a general…

Barren County Middle names new principal

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Barren County Schools has another new addition to the Trojan team. Members of the community and Barren County Schools staff gathered to welcome and celebrate the new Barren County Middle School principal. The Trojan is more than excited about his new role, he’s ready to take on the school year making every student’s experience great. Joey Bunch,…

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….