Author: Krista Garrison

UPS drivers volunteer to host donation drive

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green United Parcel Service hub hosted a donation drive with some of their drivers volunteering their time to collect and transport donations. This time of the year is the busiest for these delivery drivers bringing packages house to house and business to business. The team collected around one and a half PUP Trailers full…

Governor speaks at WKU basketball game

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The governor made a stop at the WKU Men’s Basketball game against the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday and addressed the crowd in regard to the tornado relief efforts. The WKU Hilltoppers secured the win against the Cards during the home game, a feat proving remarkable on its own. Before the game began, just after announcing the…

Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman visits Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Local, state and even federal officials have made their way to western Kentucky to see the damage from the storms themselves and offer their support. Today, Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman stopped in Bowling Green after visiting Mayfield and other impacted areas. She joined local officials to survey storm damage then visited the volunteer center at…

Artist paints BG Strong mural

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Since the tornadoes struck the city, people have been encouraging one another and putting out signs or lighting up buildings with encouraging messages. This morning, Andee Rudloff began a mural on the side of Balloon-a-gram’s building. She says the side of the building faces a church that has been helping a lot of people in response…

Farmers impacted by tornadoes

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Farmers have experienced an impact as well out in the county and surrounding counties with the loss of cattle, damage to fields, barns and homes. Farmers are also using their equipment to help remove debris and clean up their land or other people’s properties instead of working their farms. This selflessness is incredible to see, according…

Shelter open for people and pets

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Saturday’s tornadoes left thousands in the city without power, hundreds displaced and at least 15 dead. Now, people are looking for a place to sleep, clothing and a warm meal. If you are still looking for a warm place to sleep, the Jaycee Pavillion in the SOKY Fairgrounds at Lampkin Park are open for anyone in…