Author: Krista Garrison

Students protest after racial video surfaces

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Protesters gathered outside of The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center Tuesday night after videos surfaced of white sorority women singing current song lyrics that include racial slurs. Tuesday at an annual Greek event, around 20 Western Kentucky University student protesters gathered outside of The SkyPAC. Protesters were chanting and speaking out against the actions of the…

Police remind public to drive without distractions

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kentucky law enforcement officials are reminding drivers to fasten their seat belts and focus on the road. Kentucky State Police and the Kentucky Highway Safety are kicking off the state’s first #BuckleUpPhoneDown campaign. The campaign features videos, radio spots, digital advertising and a new dedicated website at kyhighwaysafety.com. Officials say, if drivers commit to these two simple actions,…

City’s first Hindu temple to open soon

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In just a few months, the only Hindu temple in Bowling Green will be finished and will officially open its doors Parts of the building in the 600 block of Scottsville Road are actually open already and congregants were celebrating the Hindu holidays of Navaratri just last weekend. The building is being transformed from an old…

Arrests made after Amish schools in Hart County burglarized and damaged

MUNFORDVILLE, Ky.- The Hart County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two teenagers for their alleged roles in burglarizing and damaging several Amish schools and properties throughout Hart County. Adam Miller, 18, of Munfordville and Paul Graber, 18, of Munfordville are both charged with four counts of third-degree burglary and five counts of first-degree criminal mischief. Authorities said charges are also pending…

Cave City Fire Department celebrates centennial

CAVE CITY, Ky. – The Cave City Fire Department is marking a milestone this year. It’s the department’s 100th anniversary. “It just gives you a good honor knowing that you are a part of it, and to be out in the community,” said Doug Hatcher, a firefighter with the Cave City Fire Department. The department is celebrating its 100th year…

Roller coaster weekend for bargain seekers in south central Kentucky

CAVE CITY, Ky. – It’s going to be a roller coaster of a weekend for many bargain seekers in our area. The annual 150-mile-long Roller Coaster Yard Sale is taking place for three days. You can start in Cave City, trvavel on to Burkesville, down to Livingston, Tennessee and back up to Temple Hill. Along the route, you can find…

Medal of Honor recipient partners with local school

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local school has adopted a Medal of Honor recipient to partner with the school and engage children in learning about the country’s military. Staff Sergeant Don Jenkins, an Army Veteran, is 1 of only 3 Medal of Honor recipients living in the state, and 1 of 71 living in the country. The Medal of Honor…

Hands free driving legislation pre-filed in Kentucky

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Tennessee recently became a hands-free driving state and Kentucky could soon follow suit. State Rep. James Tipton and Rep. Steve Sheldon have pre-filed legislation in the Kentucky House that aims to prohibit the use of personal communication devices while operating a motor vehicle. It means that if the bill passes, drivers will no longer be allowed…