Author: Carlyle Coppins

Sen. Rand Paul comments on potential United Auto Workers strike

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The United Auto Workers strike could be a tipping point for U.S. laborers. If a decision isn’t met by 11:59 Thursday, the UAW will go on strike tomorrow morning, impacting major auto companies like: Ford, General Motors and several other manufacturers. Local lawmakers have to say about the looming strike and how it could impact our…

Free cookout supports local veterans

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The veterans appreciation cookout turned out to be more than just a barbecue. The clinic honored many veterans and their families for their service and the countless sacrifices made for the people of this country. It brought the community together while taking the time to display appreciation for the ones who are still with us and…

Free oil change for single mothers in Glasgow

GLASGOW, Ky.- A local church in Glasgow is hoping to help out single mothers in the community. This Saturday, The Highland Hills Community Church is helping so many single mothers with their annual free oil change event. It can often be difficult for a single mom to be able to stay on top of routine car maintenance. That’s why the…

Jim Johnson’s Golf Classic at the The Club at Old Stone

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.-For the second year, the Jim Johnson golf classic is hoping to change so many lives. Raising 40,000 dollars more than lasts years charity golf event, masonic homes Kentucky, organizers say they are thrilled that this event could help provide housing, medical necessities like glasses and wheelchairs, meals and so much more for seniors in Kentucky The CEO…

988 Supports All Calls for Help

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.-1 out of 4 have been diagnosed with mental health issues, but people can be successful in life with a mental illness, especially with support from your community. We learned from experts, thanks to resources like 988, people have the chance to open up to someone who wants to listen. If you’re dealing with experiences from the past…

Bowling Green Junior High preparing students for their future

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green Junior High School is giving their students a head start and a chance to explore different occupations to prepare for their future. Principal Robert Lightening says, “Giving students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers we are not trying to push a career down there throat in sixth grade or make them make career…

Hart County’s annual Civil War Reenactment

HART COUNTY, Ky.- In Hart County, some history was repeated. Now it’s for the better, to commemorate the civil war and unite the community. From an authentic 1860’s baseball game to a traditional ladies tea, Hart County’s Battle for the Bridge is a chance for people to be remembered and gave Hart County residents the chance to come together. We…

Kentucky’s first online public school goes live

SOUTH CENTRAL, Ky.- Another first in the bluegrass, Kentucky Virtual Academy is now open to students as the commonwealth’s first online public school! While online learning was not ideal for many students during the pandemic, KVA says that the option was beneficial for some. Officials say that students with ongoing health issues, social anxiety and some low income families find…

New one-stop shop She-ology clinic focuses on women’s health

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Ladies, imagine a one-stop shop for your overall well-being and health care. There’s a team that can perform your annual screenings, regular check-ups and even hormone testing and mental health assessments all in one place. We learned from experts Wednesday who are bringing a new business model to south central Kentucky. Health care as we know is…