BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Kelley Paul recently stopped by DSSKY, also known as The Buddy House, where she was warmly welcomed by the inspiring individuals who spend time there. The visit was a celebration of love, support, and the many life-changing resources offered through DSSKY. Executive Director Stephanie Morton shared that the organization serves individuals with Down syndrome across 14 southern…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- As inflation and rising costs continue to challenge families, many Kentuckians are now facing another burden: growing student loan balances. On August 1st, the pause on student loan interest officially ended, affecting one in five Kentuckians. Policy experts report that more than 100,000 borrowers in the state are now seeing their balances increase daily. Researcher Ashley Spalding…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green Independent Schools is making exciting updates to better serve its growing student population. Bowling Green Junior High School, built 24 years ago, is preparing for major renovations. The district plans to expand the current bus loop and courtyard to create more space and enhance opportunities for students. Superintendent Gary Fields says it’s time to begin…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The Veterans Alliance Center hosted a community cookout Tuesday, offering fresh burgers and hot dogs to attendees. Alongside the food, organizers collected clothing and non-perishable food items to support veterans and their families. The event provided a meaningful way for the public to give back to those who have served. Tom Bridges, president of the Kentucky Veteran…
SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY – Leticia Cline, a Kentucky native, and Mike Wolfe of “American Pickers” recently took a two-day journey through the Bluegrass State, exploring the charm and character that make Kentucky unique. The duo visited 16 cities in just 48 hours, highlighting the state’s rich culture, small towns and scenic roads to shoot a commercial for Kentucky Tourism. “Heritage…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green Municipal Utilities has been steadily replacing outdated water pipes and mains over the past several years—and it shows no signs of slowing down. Through its Parallel Main Abandonment program, BGMU has been upgrading water lines for the past seven years. This effort involves removing old water mains and replacing them with more efficient systems. Joe…
LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – A Russellville family is stepping up in a big way to support friends adopting a child by hosting the Dunbar Adoption Benefit. The event aims to ease the financial burden of adoption for Katherine and Trey Dunbar, a beloved couple known for their bond with children. Coordinator Natalie Payne says, “They’re easy to love. We call them…
SCOTTSVILLE, KY.- For the first time, the VH Dream Center is hosting a major giveaway during Scottsville’s First Friday event. One lucky family will receive $500 to help ease financial burdens many are facing today. Victory Hill Church’s Lead Pastor, Mason Harris, says their mission is to serve the community’s faith and practical needs. “We reach people where they are,”…
RUSSELLVILLE, KY.- The SEEK Museum in Russellville is screening a documentary about the 1908 lynchings that occurred in the town. The decision was sparked by a Facebook post spreading false information about the events. Michael Morrow, Director of the SEEK Museum, said they felt the need to correct the record and share the truth. The false claims were discovered by…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Jackson’s Orchard, nestled in south-central Kentucky, was purchased in the 1960s by Bill and Shirley Jackson and has since become a multi-generational family operation. Over the years, their three daughters helped run the orchard, and today, their grandson Jonathan Price continues the legacy. With more than 100 acres of land, getting there isn’t always easy —…
