Author: Lydia Nathan

Thrift stores embrace sustainable shopping

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – It is no secret that Bowling Green has a variety of food choices, but it is also home to multiple consignment stores. Michelle’s Boutique is one of the many resale shops. Their inventory started out as furniture then slowly developed into home decor, casual wear, and formal dresses. This type of shopping is all the social…

Annual Angel Tree event on The Hill

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Western Kentucky University students are getting into the holiday spirit at the Annual Angel Tree event. The fourth annual Christmas Tree Angel event took place Tuesday evening in the Downing Student Union on WKU’s campus. Members across Panhellenic Council, Inter-Fraternity Council, and National Pan-Hellenic Councils at WKU gathered for a night of giving. Groups partnered with…

Cultural pageant held at The Capitol Theatre

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Public Library hosted a cultural event on Monday at The Capitol. The performance featured eight Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery of South India. Bowling Green is one of the numerous stops the group is making. The group presented a “good luck dance” intended to bless the audience members with a…

Possible book bannings following the 2024 Election

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The 2024 Election is finally over, but with that brings discussion about new policies the incoming president could put into place. Many are concerned about the increase in censorship. There has been ongoing discussion about book banning across the United States prior to the election. However, since Donald Trump was voted as the 47th President, some…

Gypsy Moon Marketplace is more than just a shopping event

BOWLING GREEN. Ky. – Gypsy Moon Marketplace is back this weekend. The annual community event is back for its 9th year. The Highland Stables will host the event for a weekend full of fun. The festivities will include creative artists, live music, and delicious food. However, there is a greater cause other than shopping. The marketplace is partnering with ‘Life’s…

City of Bonnieville votes to be dissolved

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The City of Bonnieville lost its incorporated status on election day. Election Day is about casting votes not only for politicians but also important decisions … such as dissolving a small town. The town has a long history that led to this decision. Bonnieville was first established in 1849 under a different name, Bacon Creek Station….

WKU students share their thoughts on upcoming election

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Election Day is just around the corner. Now more than ever, there is an ignited conversation surrounding politics. The first Tuesday of November is approaching fast. Tomorrow, November 5th is the official day when voting takes place for the 2024 election. The influence of today’s technology and social media has inspired a new generation of voters….

New QR Code for Kentucky drivers with disabilities

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Law enforcement offices are implementing a QR code for individuals with disabilities and communication barriers. Stations across the commonwealth are partnering with the Kentucky Autism Training Center to break barriers on the road. This concept is to benefit both officers and citizens during traffic stops. Drivers can request the scan-able code to add to their vehicle…

Historic Capitol Theatre to receive some repairs

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green’s Capitol Theatre is getting an update. The theater is one of Bowling Green’s distinctive treasures. Operations of the venue began over 100 years ago, and it has been home to various businesses. The Capitol is known for live performances from all ages, film festivals, and movie showings. The well-loved building has not been updated…

Bowling Green’s Historic Rail Park announces final phase of fundraising campaign

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green’s Historic Rail Park is all aboard on the finale of their fundraising campaign. Earlier this year, the rail park announced their $175,000 campaign. Several months of dedicated efforts allowed the organization to raise enough funds to restore 5 railcars. However, there was still a big undertaking: the Duncan Hines Diner Railcar. Hines, known for…