Author: Carlyle Coppins

Bowling Green’s Tomorrow’s Woman and The Perfect Fit help breast cancer survivors

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Two organizations in Bowling Green are working to help women feel more confident, especially during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This new and unique opportunity for women is providing next-level comfort. Two local organizations are coming together to show appreciation to women who have had a mastectomy. Tomorrow’s Woman and The Perfect Fit are helping women to feel…

Fundraising for the expansion of the Butler County Animal Shelter

BUTLER COUNTY, KY.- The Butler County Animal Shelter is doing a lot within the community. They are fundraising by partnering with different companies like the Funds2orgs and many members of the community. The major goal they want to reach will require a lot of fundraising. According to the director of the animal shelter Ruby Fooks,”The animals lives depend on our…

The Local Good Mini Market bridging the gap between food and the community

BOWLING GRREN, Ky.- Kentucky’s first low-waste grocery store is bridging the gap between local businesses and communities across south central Kentucky. The Local Good Mini Market is bringing an innovative twist to grocery stores, giving many communities the chance to taste fresh local foods to expand and outsource rice, beans, granola and so much more from many other states. The…

The TJ Samson Community Mission Foundation Hometown Showdown

GLASGOW, Ky.- On Oct. 14, the City of Glasgow is in for a treat, because the TJ Samson Community Mission Foundation is putting on a Hometown Showdown Lip Sync Battle. Teams facing off are Extreme Health Club versus the YMCA, Glasgow High School faculty and staff versus Barren County High School faculty and staff, T.J. Health Therapy and Rehabilitation Department…

Construction of Bowling Green High School reaches completion

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Since 2018, Bowling Green High School has been under construction. With its last and newest addition, it is officially complete. The final addition is their beautiful new courtyard. The goal of this creation was is to cultivate an outdoor space that compliments the indoor common areas. Faculty and staff we also considered in the new development. The…

University of Kentucky V.I.P. Program aims to decrease the maternal mortality rate

BOWLING GREEN. Ky.- Across Kentucky 80 to 90% of maternal deaths are associated with violence, drug abuse and depression and anxiety. A team of researchers at the University of Kentucky are hoping to reduce that number. The university has developed the V.I.P. (Violence Intervention and Prevention) Core in hopes to better educate medical professionals, mothers and caretakers to prevent deaths….

What to expect for fall break travel, gas prices

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.-Many people are gearing up for fall break and heading on vacation. While preparing for your trip, you might have noticed a drop in gas prices. We learned from AAA the cause of the decrease in price. One reason is because we are wrapping up summer vacation. Students are heading back to school and adults are headed back…

Active venomous snakes in Kentucky

WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- It’s officially fall. The weather is more comfortable than ever, but there’s a greater possibility that you might run into a venomous snake. There are 32 different kinds of snakes in Kentucky, and four of those snakes are extremely venomous. Snakes often like to lay underneath things. For example, snakes that are typically found in your backyard…