Author: Micah Henson

SoKY’s Choice: Tri-Five Nationals rev up in Bowling Green

    BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) –  The rumble of classic Chevrolets filled Beech Bend Raceway this weekend as the Tri-Five Nationals celebrated its 10th year,  and announced that Bowling Green will be its permanent home. Here is this week’s SOKY’s Choice, brought to you by JC Kirby & Son. The event, known as the world’s largest gathering of 1955–57…

Edmonson County adds unique stays for visitors

EDMONSON COUNTY, Ky. (WNKY) – Edmonson County is best known for what is underground, the sprawling passageways of Mammoth Cave National Park. But local tourism leaders say there is just as much to explore above ground. The county is seeing a rise in unique lodging options that blend into the natural landscape, giving visitors new ways to experience the area’s…

HOTEL INC. to host ‘Farm to Table’ fundraiser Aug. 30

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) – Hotel Inc. will host its annual Farm to Table fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 30 at Tayvin Gardens in Smiths Grove, with proceeds benefiting its programs to fight poverty and improve food access in Bowling Green’s West End. The event will feature a three-course meal designed by local chef Brittany Vincent, using ingredients sourced as much…

Wilson, Petrie answer questions and discuss at Logan Co. Town Hall

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. -A pair of Kentucky lawmakers met face-to-face with residents Thursday night. Sen. Mike Wilson (R) of the 32nd District and Rep. Jason Petrie (R) of the 16th District answered questions and discussed with area residents during a public town hall at the Historic Courthouse in Russellville.  The forum gave residents a chance to voice concerns on everything from…

BG Freedom Walkers hosts back-to-school block party Saturday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Multiple school districts began classes across the region this morning and one local organization is making sure that area students get started on the right foot. The Bowling Green Freedom Walkers are hosting their 2025 Block Party, a free community event. “This is our sixth year, so we’re big on being here, being active for community…

Browning FD Celebrates 50 Years of Service with Community Fish Fry

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. (WNKY) –  The Browning Volunteer Fire Department marked a major milestone on Saturday, celebrating 50 years of service to the Browning community with a public fish fry and annual meeting at the station on Browning Road. Residents gathered from across Warren County to share a meal, hear from guest speakers, and reflect on the department’s decades of…

Heroes Take Flight in New Aviation Heritage Park Exhibit

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) –  A new exhibit honoring 18 aviators with ties to Southcentral Kentucky is now open at Aviation Heritage Park & Museum. Titled Heroes’ Homecoming, the exhibit features the stories of decorated military pilots and astronauts, including General Dan Cherry, a former Thunderbird commander and author of My Enemy, My Friend, and Col. Terry Wilcutt, a Russellville…

SoKY’s Choice: Bigfoot MiniCon Returns to Bowling Green with Paranormal Buzz

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) — Bigfoot believers, ghost hunters, and cryptid enthusiasts gathered in Bowling Green on Saturday for the second annual Bigfoot MiniCon. The event brought together paranormal fans from across the region, featuring panelists, investigators, and former television personalities sharing stories and theories about the unknown. “This is the Bigfoot MiniCon, and it’s a great opportunity to bring…

A-MAZE-ing Sunflowers return to Ruby Branch Farms

FRANKLIN, Ky. – Summer is blooming in Simpson County as Ruby Branch Farms prepares to open what’s believed to be Kentucky’s only full sunflower maze this Wednesday, July 30. The winding floral attraction, which stretches across several acres, is expected to draw thousands of visitors throughout its month-long run. What started nearly seven years ago as a spontaneous seed scatter…

The HIVE expanding to Allen County in 2026, bringing services for adults with disabilities

Nonprofit known for creating a safe, social, and enriching environment for adults announces it will open a second location in Allen County in early 2026

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A nonprofit known for creating a safe, social, and enriching environment for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities is expanding its reach. The HIVE, Inc. announced it will open a second location in Allen County in early 2026, marking a major milestone for the organization and the communities it serves. Laura Orsland, founder and executive director…