Author: Carlyle Coppins

Baby Boom at Warren County Sherriff’s Office

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- 2023 was a big year for the Warren County Sheriff’s Office. Nine employees had babies, from March to December. The office had what they call a “baby boom”. Warren County Sheriff Brett Hightower, shares what it’s like from his perspective seeing all of the babies and their families. He says, “It’s very exciting. We’re just trying to…

Preparing for spring pests

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Preparing for pests this spring can be very vital,  and with the warm weather ahead most bugs are becoming pretty popular. You might have seen a spike in beetles, wasps and maybe even bed bugs as recently seen in a Hart County school. Experts say “As the temps rise  and with more moisture, the reproduction of many…

Dance Little Red raises money for Norton Children’s Hospital

WARREN COUNTY, KY. – Many schools across Warren County are raising money and giving back to patients in need. The South Warren High School Dance Little Red Marathon is offering students across Warren County the chance to dance, gain knowledge and serve their community with a little twist. “It’s great to let them have fun. It’s a wonderful experience for…

Remembering the award-winning radio host Don Neagle

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky.- The voice of award-winning radio host Don Neagle permeated the airwaves in Logan County for 60 years. Neagle’s last radio show on WRUS was earlier this month on Tuesday, Feb. 6. just days before he passed at the age of 86.  Myla Porter, WRUS on-air announcer, shares who he was to her and the community. Myla says,…

Skunk Mating Season in South Central Kentucky

SOUTH CENTRAL, KY.-Love is in the air this month, and you may have noticed that it doesn’t smell good. Skunk mating season happening right now. Males are searching for their mates and they might make a den out of your home. You may find them in your shed or in your crawl space. According to the Fish and Wildlife coordinator, …

Project Prom at Victory Hill Church

SCOTTSVILLE, KY.- Prom is a major milestone for many teens, and it can cost a pretty penny. One local church is lifting the financial burden that many students face. For the second time, Victory Hill Church is back with the return of its prom project, and it is bigger and better than ever. Not only will they be providing prom…

Creating a cleaner county

BARREN COUNTY, KY.- Barren County and Park City are working together to create a clean community. With their new recycling trailer at Bell’s Tavern Park, Barren County Solid Waste is making it easier for people to recycle plastic, aluminum cans, and lots of cardboard to help give people a better opportunity to recycle. Marcus Thurman, the Solid Waste Coordinator shares…

New Glasgow Boys and Girls Club location

GLASGOW, KY.- The Glasgow Boys and Girls Club facility is opening the doors to their Craft Innovation Campus next Monday. The new innovation campus will create limitless opportunities to provide an environment that will develop their skills so that the children that use the new facility will be able to build a better future. Wade Copas Operations Director of Boys…

JNM Kentucky Closure

GLASGOW KY.- Local Glasgow manufacturer JNM is moving its operations back to Canada. Ultimately letting go of 65 full-time employees. The UAW strike played a part in the major impact on the business, and unfortunately, they couldn’t get through it. The company decided that it was best for JNM to move its operations from Glasgow. Despite all the negativity, the…

Combining cultures during the Afrighanistan Lunch Hour

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Bowling Green has been a refugee resettlement city since 1979. The city has been offering tools to refugees who may not have the resources they need to succeed. Women in the refugee community in Bowling Green spread knowledge and culture through food. Dr. William Mkamta, C.A.R.E. The President and Founder tells us how cooking for the community…