RUSSELLVILLE Ky.-After an unexpected break, staff at a local school district are thrilled to once again be able to safely educate their students in person. The Russellville Independent School District welcomed students back Tuesday, after superintendent Larry Bengley sent out an announcement that the district would not have class from August 30 through September 3. This was a big day…
BOWLING GREEN Ky.-Local runners teamed up Monday morning to help provide eyecare for others in need. The annual Run for Sight 5k and 2 mile walk event took place at Covington Woods Park Labor Day. Last year, the run was virtual, and members of the Bowling Green Noon Lions Club said sign ups were off the chart, as people were…
RUSSELLVILLE Ky.- A local elementary school is working to provide flood relief to the state of Tennessee through the gift of supplies. R.E. Stevenson Elementary School in the Russellville Independent School District is sponsoring the Tennessee flood donations to aid in relief efforts. Items include wipes, formula, non-perishable food items, and hygiene products to name a few. This donation drive…
BOWLING GREEN Ky.-Arts of Southern Kentucky will be featuring an actor for the new arts lecture series, and the first one is coming in the near future. Q Coffee Conversations is a series that will feature actors and artists. First up is actor Andy Stahl on Wednesday September 8th at 10 am. The event is sponsored by Q Coffee Emporium…
BOWLING GREEN Ky.-Big news for a popular Bowling Green attraction, as the new president and CEO of the National Corvette Museum officially steps into the driver’s seat. Wednesday morning, Sharon Brawner was named the museum’s new president and CEO. Brawner comes from Nashville, where she served as the longtime senior vice president of sales and marketing at the Country Music…
BOWLING GREEN Ky.-In response to low labor force participation, the South-Central Workforce Development board is looking for input on how to make a positive change. The low labor force participation survey is designed to gather feedback from employers and non-profit organizations on why they think labor force participation challenges exist. On the other side of that, participants can also explain…
BOWLING GREEN Ky.- In a Monday morning fiscal court meeting, Warren County Judge executive Michael Bucanon attended the meeting via zoom, as a result of testing positive for Covid-19. At the start of the meeting, Buchanon emphasized that his symptoms are not as bad as they could have been, and he credits the vaccine for ensuring that symptoms did not…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Warren County Judge-Executive Mike Buchanon announced Monday during the Warren County Fiscal Court meeting that he has been diagnosed with COVID-19. He was able to attend the meeting virtually. Buchanon said his symptoms would be much worse if he had not been fully vaccinated.
BOWLING GREEN Ky.-At a Warren County fiscal court meeting Monday morning, a number of topics were discussed, one of which involved the new upcoming tennis facility at Michael O. Buchanon Park. A number of sponsorships were approved for the new facility – the Cathy Beard and Family gold sponsorship at $25,000 and Park Priest and Alex Downing at $25,000. The…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local orthodontist clinic in Bowling Green gave kids the gift of braces and new smiles Friday morning. Dr. Jay Lawless of Lawless Orthodontics in Bowling Green stepped up to donate $78,000 in braces to kids in need through the non-profit, Smiles Change Lives. Here, kids either received braces, or screenings. To qualify for the program,…
