Author: Carlyle Coppins

Tra Di Noi Ristorante is bringing Bowling Green fresh Italian flavors

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new restaurant is welcoming a world of Italian flavors into Bowling Green. The new eatery, Tra Di Noi Ristorante, is taking the space of longtime Bowling Green staple Mariah’s. The business is serving up fresh Italian dishes made from scratch. The owner, Arnis Hoti, shared what he hopes customers can discover at his new restaurant….

Black Friday shopping tips

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- When it comes to your money, things can get a little out of control during the holidays. With black Friday shopping, it could feel like the money is falling out of your pocket. While planning for the fun, experts recommend that you create a budget, setting aside a little extra for yourself, and using price-comparing tools to…

Tips to avoid turkey day triggers

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The holiday season is traditionally filled with joy, but more than 30% of Americans are experiencing pressure during the holidays. This can be triggering. Holidays can be tough for several reasons you may be experiencing more stress from financial worry to the burden of having or not having family around. Leisa Landers, a licensed clinical social worker,…

Med Center Health discusses future projects in Warren, Barren County

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- As Bowling Green continues to grow, Med Center Health is keeping up and expanding across South Central Kentucky. Three new projects are planned to expand in both Bowling Green and Glasgow. One project is a five-story patient care tower at the medical center’s Bowling Green campus. It will be the new location for women and children’s services…

Back Up the Blue event honoring Officer Matt Davis and his service

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center hosted the Back Up the Blue Benefit Concert. The concert brought out many members of the Bowling Green community. One hundred percent of the proceeds went to support Officer Matt Davis. With several performing acts Caryn Dixon Michael Fabrizio Charlie Berry Ben Gallaher and many others; the support was there. However,…

Community Christmas tree delivered to SKyPAC for holiday season

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green received quite a large gift Wednesday morning. The second annual Christmas tree lighting is happening Dec. 1, but it wouldn’t be complete without this tree. The delivery of a 32-foot tall pine oak tree arrived in downtown Bowling Green at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center. Jeff Reed, CEO of SKyPAC, shared his excitement…

Seniors serving seniors in Logan County

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky.- It might not be easy for many seniors to complete daily tasks like getting groceries. However, senior leaders and ambassadors of Russellville High School and Logan County High School saw the need and decided to step in. With help from a community partner, Independence Bank in Russellville, the sweep grocery competition allowed the students to choose non-perishable…

Creative tree stump carving created after the December tornado disaster

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Many who experienced the devastating December tornados are recovering and rebuilding. From the ruins of one neighborhood, Lisa Kelly was able to discover beauty. This creative concept was born out of disaster, and now it is considered a street sensation. Kelly says, “The tree itself made a huge mess in the front yard, and Joseph and his…