SCOTTSVILLE, Ky.- If you’re hungry and looking for a free hot meal, you don’t have to look any further than an organization in Allen County. For the first time since COVID, The Feeding Faith is open for anyone in need. Thanks to help from several volunteers and people donating money or their time, so many people in the Scottsville community…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Starting January 1st 2024 Kentucky electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles will have registration fees. The fees will go to the Kentucky Road Fund to maintain and develop transportation infrastructure. The New Annual Ownership Fees will be $120 for electric vehicles…$60 for hybrids… and $60 for electric motorcycles. The fee will be due at initial registration and each…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Beginning the new year is not the easiest thing to do, and if you’re looking for a quick way to kickstart your new years’ resolution, Renew provides an aesthetically pleasing experience that will leave you rejuvenated and ready to face the New Year. With their injectable I.V. therapy, it is an effective approach filled with vitamins that…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- As National Impaired Driving Prevention Month comes to a close we want to remind you to remain proactive. If you’re celebrating or enjoying the new year, it’s important that you plan ahead. If you will be under the influence. Experts expect a 117% increase in drunk driving related accidents that hurt people and cause fatal accidents. Sometimes,…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- As we wrap up 2023, we must look at the major milestones accomplished by several tourism attractions here in Bowling Green. The number of visitors who come to Bowling Green surpasses previous years. Thanks to the ARPA funds, tourism has impacted Bowling Green citizens and other cities like Atlanta, Cincinnati, and so much more. According to Lauren…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Many members of the Bowling Green community gathered at State Street Baptist Church to honor and celebrate how far the African-American community has come. At the annual community Kwanzaa celebration, there was libation and tributes to the ancestors. Several community leaders lit a candle and shared what the seven principles of Kwanzaa meant to them. John Hardin…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- Since the 1980s, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife have been recycling Christmas trees and creating habitats for fish. They are still recycling live Christmas trees today to ensure that fish and other wildlife have all the resources they need to survive. Marcy Anderson, the program coordinator at Kentucky Fish and Wildlife shares why they began recycling trees and…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- The date for the new system at every county clerk office across the commonwealth is slowly approaching. The impact of this new system will affect offices’ motor vehicle departments. In Warren County, the new system might be difficult when it first begins, but after a few months, it will benefit the state and the drivers on the…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Whether you have a live tree or a fake tree, there’s a list of pros and cons for both. You may believe the fake tree is the best option because it lasts for years. You could think that the live tree makes for a better Christmas experience with its natural pine scent. While both have their advantages,…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- For the past three years, SOKY Ice Rink has been a great holiday experience for any family, and they are also creating opportunities for people with disabilities. The SOKY Ice Rink is more than an ice rink. For the past three years, everyone has had the chance to get out on the ice, thanks to their adaptive…
