Author: Gus Warren

Warren County Humane Society encourages the community to adopt, get animals spayed and neutered as they near capacity

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society is urging residents to adopt, volunteer and have their pets spayed or neutered as the shelter approaches capacity during one of its busiest times of the year. Shelter officials say the summer months consistently bring an increase in stray animals, leading to a sharp rise in the number of cats and…

City of Franklin holds ribbon cutting to welcome new Electrical Plant Building

FRANKLIN, Ky. – The City of Franklin, along with the Chamber of Commerce, held a ribbon cutting Wednesday morning to celebrate the opening of the new electrical plant building and office. The community gathered to celebrate the opening of the new facilities and take a tour of the new state-of-the-art offices. An open house was held to take a look…

Kentucky Statewide Independent Living Council hosts community listening session with Center for Accessible Living

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky Statewide Independent Living Council, along with the Center for Accessible Living, hosted a community listening session Tuesday afternoon. Community members and employees from various agencies were in attendance to help shape the groundwork for the state plan for independent living. Attendees talked about what they want to see improved in Warren County for those…

Flooding in Hart County leaves two roads closed

HART COUNTY, Ky. – Several roads in Hart County remain closed following this weekend’s flooding. Hart County Emergency Management says Kentucky 728 at Cave Hill Road and Smiths Cemetery Road remain closed after heavy rain left both roadways underwater. Officials are urging drivers to obey all road closure signs and never attempt to drive around barricades. While conditions are expected…

4 sisters in Bowling Green honor fallen sibling with photoshoot

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – What began as a tribute from four sisters to their fallen sibling became a fun photoshoot full of flashes, ice cream and lots of laughter. Lunelle Upton called the Bungalows at Bowling Green home for a few months and said she really enjoyed the community. She loved it so much that she even asked her sister…

The Bungalows at Bowling Green celebrates veterans with a special photoshoot

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bungalows at Bowling Green houses many residents who have many stories to tell from their experiences during their lives, many of whom served our country in the military and were being showcased in a veterans photoshoot. Veterans and their spouses were photographed, and their stories were shared; decades of experiences and thousands of miles traveled…

Thrive Program hosts Rocket Launch Party at Michael O. Buchanan Park

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Thursday afternoon, the Thrive Program, along with the Warren County Public Library, hosted their Rocket Launch Party after a week of camp preparation. Throughout the week, local kids got to learn about building these rockets and how to make the best possible build for fly the furthest distance. The camps run four days a week from…

Glasgow-Barren County Boys and Girls Club unplugs with ‘No Tech Tuesdays’

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – The Glasgow-Barren County Boys and Girls Club is encouraging kids to put down their devices with a new program called “No Tech Tuesdays.” For the first time, members of the club spent the day without phones, tablets or other electronics. Rather than looking at a screen, they took part in group games, activities and face-to-face interaction….

Operation Pride raises flag in front of new Warren County Public Schools Impact Center

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With America’s 250th birthday around the corner, Operation Pride held another flag raising ceremony Thursday morning in front of the new Warren County Public Schools Impact Center. City officials, community members and students and faculty of Warren County Public Schools gathered to witness the flag being raised alongside Interstate 65. This is a part of Operation…