Author: Carlyle Coppins

DSSKY member Shelly Rogers releases new cookbook

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- A new author has stepped on the scene in Bowling Green, and the book that’s out can make a massive impact. Shelly Rogers, a member of Down Syndrome of Southern Kentucky who has been a chef most of her life, is now the author of her very own cookbook, “Where Angels Have Walked.” All the funds she…

BRASS, Inc. discusses Kentucky’s domestic violence report

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Many people face domestic violence in Kentucky, and a lot of it can go unnoticed. In our region, data was collected regarding domestic violence and compared the statistics in this report with the previous year. According to the data report of 2023, more emergency protective orders were served by the Kentucky State Police. We spoke with BRASS…

2024 Boys and Girls Putting Golf Tournament set for mid-July

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Programs by Bowling Green Parks and Recreation have a way of uniting the community and impacting the next generation. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office, city leaders and officials are coming together for the 2024 Putting Golf Tournament. Kids of all ages will be able to participate in a free outdoor activity that has the potential to become…

Statewide vehicle inspection fees increase on July 15

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- All over the Commonwealth, law enforcement agencies are getting ready for vehicle inspection fees to increase. The Department of Transportation is in the process of changing the fees. While the fee is currently $5, beginning on July 15, fees will be $15. Along with the change in funding, some of the vehicle inspection process will become digital,…

Battle of the Badges breaks record for blood donations

GLASGOW, Ky.- Glasgow law enforcement agencies had a friendly competition, making a massive donation for the city and surrounding communities. The Glasgow Fire Department, Glasgow Police Department and EMS all gathered together to see if they could pass their goal of 27 units and reach 35 units of blood. This broke the record for the largest amount of blood donated….

National Boys and Girls Club week in Allen County

ALLEN COUNTY, KY.- It is National Boys and Girls Club week and Allen County-Scottsville is celebrating. Director Patricia Hojna, of the Boys & Girls Club Allen County-Scottsville tells us, “They come in, they’re very happy to know what we’re going to do. They like to have some structure in their life. So I think what it means to them is…

Ramsey Theatre Company Presents Cinderella

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The Ramsey Theatre Company is back and better than before. After lots of hard work, the production crew is almost ready to perform Rogers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Uniting the communities from across Kentucky through Broadway plays brings magic to Bowling Green. Elise Charny, the Artistic Director, of the Ramsey Theatre Company shares with us why this is…

Crossroads Life Center celebrates 20 years

GLASGOW, KY.- Impacting the community and empowering parents can be seen as a necessity for anyone expecting a child. On Tuesday, Crossroads Life Center in Glasgow celebrates 20 years of supporting mothers, fathers and entire families that may need support when it comes to facing this big responsibility. No matter what you need, material assistance, parenting classes and life skill…

New bike park railroad inspired by Hercules Engine in Park City, KY

PARK CITY, KY.- City officials are taking the time to remember and honor those who made a massive impact on history. The Caveland Environmental Authority partnered with the Geothermal Supply Company to create a bike park designed like the Mammoth Cave Hercules train to honor the Caveland Environmental Authority board member Lewis Cutliff. They paid tribute to him and other…

The new meaningful mural at Glasgow Police Department

GLASGOW, KY.- The new mural makes the police station more inviting and displays everything that the police department embodies. Chief Guy Howie Glasgow Police Department describes the look, “it had that 1975, brick look to it, and it was just plain and, it’s been a good home to us, but it needed a facelift.” The mural artist Casey Page shares…