Author: Karenna Chaudoin

Community remembers impact of Mr. Western

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. –  An iconic figure in the Bowling Green community and campus of Western Kentucky University, Lee Robertson, better known as Mr. Western, is being remembered Wednesday after passing away at the age of 102 this morning. Robertson held many positions in the south-central Kentucky community, graduating from WKU in 1950, serving in the U.S. Army’s 44th tank…

Health and safety tips as the Fourth of July approaches

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With the Fourth of July just a few short days away, healthcare professionals are reminding us of some safety tips to enjoy the holiday. A few general tips include wearing sunscreen, avoiding direct sunlight, taking frequent breaks from the heat and drinking water before you are thirsty. In terms of fireworks, doctors tell us to keep them…

Logan County receives millions in funding for a variety of projects

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky.- Logan County is receiving almost $34 million to help with a variety of projects. Adairville and Lewisburg have received funds to address the pressing issues of wastewater processing. The Logan County Fiscal Court has received $3 million Tuesday to address quality of life issues, like parks, and the Logan County School District has received $2 million for equipment…

Edmonson County Parks and Rec holding annual Freedom Fest

EDMONSON COUNTY, Ky.- If you are looking for an evening of fun, Edmonson County Parks and Recreation is putting on its biggest event of the year on Friday night. The Freedom Fest is free for all ages and will kick off at 6 p.m. with little league baseball and softball awards, local vendors and food trucks, as well as inflatables….

Matthew 25 will hold free testing for National HIV Testing Day

Bowling Green, KY.- Matthew 25 is having its biggest event of the year on Thursday, June 26, 2024. They will be set up at Walgreens on U.S. 31 Bypass from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. for National HIV Testing Day. Organizers tell us filling out paper takes the most time, and depending on the turnout, you may have to wait in…

Local Dairy Farms recognized for Dairy Month

Russellville, KY.- The month of June is recognized as Dairy Month in Kentucky. This month is to honor the service and hard work of the Kentucky dairy farmers. JD Country Milk, located in Russellville, is a dairy farm that serves a 200-mile radius. The daily operations on the farm, like maintaining healthy cattle, pasteurizing and bottling the milk, and washing the returned…

More individuals in need of organ transplants than organs available

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The list of those waiting for a transplant continues to grow, leaving more people in need than organs available. The organs most commonly transplanted include the heart, lung, liver, pancreas and kidney. They are transplanted when an organ donor patient is declared brain dead. The liver and kidney can be transplanted through living donations because you…