Author: Lydia Nathan

Weather safety amid cold front

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With more winter weather approaching our area, it is important to stay safe when traveling. Officials are saying to be extra prepared during this cold front by wearing appropriate attire. They also encourage to not get out in the weather unless it is a reasonable cause. Packing extra blankets, snacks and water in your car can…

Keeping livestock safe during winter

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Folks are not the only ones trying to stay cozy during this cold front. It is important to keep barn animals and cattle safe, too. Chaney’s Dairy Barn is keeping their cows warm as temperatures are dropping. Farmers are ensuring their cattle are comfortable by compost-bedded pad barn. This creates extra heat while also adding saw…

Long-time WKU professor passes away

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Western Kentucky University and Bowling Green community is mourning the loss of long time professor Heather Strode. Strode began her career with WKU in 1999 as a leadership and volunteerism coordinator for the Department of Student Activities. Then, she went on to teach in the Communications Department for 22 years, beginning in 2002. She also…

Local midwife services expanded to Munfordville

MUNFORDVILLE, Ky. – Having a child is exciting, but it can also be nerve-racking. Since the pandemic, lots of expecting mothers are turning to a more hoilistic approach. The Bluegrass Midwifery and Women’s Wellness is expanding its services in South Central Kentucky area. The organization offers a more relaxed approach to pregnancy and child birth. Appointments provide a more ‘home…

Annual Frozen 4 this Saturday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The 14th annual Frozen 4 Run & Walk is set for this weekend. This event is the second race out of three races apart of the Winter Sprinter Series. Participants can sign up for either the four mile run or two mile walk. Overall male & female winners as well as age group winners will receive…

Glasgow police offers reminders for driving on NYE

GLASGOW, Ky. – New Years Eve is a night of celebration. However, it is important to stay safe. The Glasgow Police Department offers the some advice going into tonight’s festivities. Officials “strongly encourage” to have a designated driver. They also adds to “know your limits” when consuming alcohol. The department advises to take your “personal safety” seriously. They say to…

New Year’s Eve traditions around the globe

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In just a few hours, we will be saying ‘goodbye’ to 2024 and ‘hello’ to 2025. Celebrations and traditions vary to bring good luck into the new year. Many in the United States will gather to watch the ball drop, set off fireworks or light sparklers to commemorate the new year. In Latin and Central America,…

Hanukkah: Commemorating 2,000 years of Tradition, Light and Resilience

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – December is full of celebrations. Hanukkah is one of the oldest holidays celebrated. People have celebrated the Jewish holiday for over 2,000 years. Hanukkah, stemming from the Hebrew language, is known as the Feast of Dedication. There are several traditions that take place over the eight days of festivities, including lighting the Menorah. Hope in Messiah…

Locals residents share their holiday traditions

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The hustle and bustle of the holidays are almost over. With holiday festivities just a few hours away, lots of folks were out getting their last minute shopping complete. Some people at the Greenwood Mall shared some of their holiday favorites. This included traditions, memories, or why they cherish this time of year. Many say family means…