BUTLER COUNTY, Ky. – A Butler County farm is being recognized for its commitment to conservation and sustainable farming practices. Shane and Felicia Wells of Rochester have been named finalists for the Kentucky Leopold Conservation Award, which honors farmers and forestland owners who demonstrate outstanding stewardship of soil health, water quality and wildlife habitat. According to organizers, the Wells family…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – As part of Duncan Hines Days, The Capitol hosted its third annual Dolly Trolley and Dolly Movie Night. The event featured attendees dressed as Dolly Parton, a trolley ride through downtown Bowling Green and a free screening of the movie Steel Magnolias. Organizers say the event is designed to provide families with a free evening of…
GLASGOW, Ky – The city of Glasgow held a Memorial Day remembrance service Monday morning. Several Barren County officials spoke on the importance of recognizing the true meaning of this day and shared stories of loved ones who served. Organizers say it is important to have events like this one to shine a light on the history of its community….
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – The week of college signings continued Friday morning at Russellville High School, where the Campbellsville University women’s wrestling squad welcomed its newest member, Madden Bloodworth. Bloodworth made history for the Panthers in many ways, becoming the first wrestler to win a match in school history, male or female, and becoming the first wrestler in school history to…
EDMONTON, Ky – Metcalfe County Schools is celebrating 250 years of America with students across the district this week. With support from community funding, the district was able to provide students with T-shirts, American flags and copies of the Declaration of Independence. The celebration included an assembly where students learned about the history of the Declaration of Independence and honored…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Fire Department hosted a paver ceremony Wednesday to honor fallen and retired firefighters who served the Bowling Green and Warren County communities. The ceremony took place at Fire Station 7 on Lovers Lane, where engraved pavers were placed around the department’s firefighter memorial monument. Each paver features the name and message of a…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – An event Wednesday evening gave community members an opportunity to hear from Amy McGrath and learn more about her campaign. Attendees also had the chance to ask questions about her beliefs, priorities and the changes she says she would make if elected. McGrath spoke about why campaigning in south-central Kentucky is important to her campaign. “Bowling…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky – On Tuesday night, Jaycees-Bowling Green celebrated its 80th anniversary at the SOKY Fairgrounds. The event began with proclamations from Todd Alcott and Warren County Judge-Executive Doug Gorman, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony and catered dinner. Jaycees President Korina Lee reflected on what the milestone means to both the organization and the community. “For me personally, being…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Young Republicans hosted an event at White Squirrel Brewery to give community members an opportunity to meet local candidates ahead of the upcoming election. One of the races highlighted during the event was the Warren County District 6 magistrate race, where all three candidates discussed their qualifications and priorities. Incumbent Ron Cummings pointed to his experience…
New national guidelines are changing how doctors assess cholesterol and heart disease risk. According to Norton Healthcare, there’s a new focus on catching heart disease risk earlier and preventing it before it starts. The new guidelines recommend a more personalized risk assessment so doctors can tailor prevention plans for each patient. Experts say patients should talk with their doctor about…
