BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Moving here from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Flora Templeton Stuart has been a champion in the community and is still trucking along. The personal injury lawyer said she went through many trials, culminating to make her a great lawyer. “All that has helped me to connect better with my clients…” Stuart said. Stuart recalled in sixth…
GLASGOW, Ky. – Big things are going on in Barren County, hoping to encourage more business and tourism in the near future. Barren County judge-executive Jamie Bewley Byrd said she’s excited after this last fiscal court meeting approving the county’s contract with Deco Architects, who will be building the newest addition to Barren County. This new development will be right…
BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – Through a $10 million grant from the Kentucky legislature, Edmonson County Schools is making strides in the trades department on their campus. The vocational programs at the center include agriculture, engineering, electricity, welding, auto mechanics, allied health, business, marketing, and more. Edmonson County Superintendent Brian Alexander said “We feel like our kids’ education takes a backseat to…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new combined center for urgent care and emergency room needs will open in March of 2026 on Lovers Lane. In front of the Embassy hotel on 457 Lovers Lane, Med Center broke ground today on a new building alongside Intuitive Health, who has developed a model of urgent care and emergency room services in one…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – At the Harbaugh Club at Western Kentucky University, Junior Achievement gave out some awards to deserving peoples. Dr. Martha Sales, assistant vice president of Student Life and dean of students at WKU and Rick Wilson, retired president and CEO of Bowling Green Bank & Trust, received some recognition for their commitment to local kids. Junior Achievement…
GLASGOW, Ky. – The Barren County Young Professionals met at the Boys and Girls Club on Tuesday to network. Community members met up with local leaders and business executives for a small lunch and to talk shop about the community and new opportunities. People like Mayor Henry Royse were in attendance giving advice to members, with program director Erin Hiles…
BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – As the federal government continues to shrink, lay offs to the Department of Education might leave some confused but not fearful as of right now. Edmonson County Superintendent Brian Alexander said “I’m confident the money is still coming” as he spoke on the changes. 10% of funding in Kentucky public schools comes from the department but Alexander…
CAVE CITY, Ky. – Shop owner Letitia Cline is using what resources she can to help support those who tend to her passion – national park workers. Cline has a long family history associated with the Mammoth Cave area, growing up just one mile away from the park entrance, along with her family owning rock and gift shops for years…
CAVE CITY, Ky. – It’s been a fast-paced year in America, so one local shop is performing an act of kindness. Large-scale lay offs in the federal government have touched many people, some of those being employees of national parks in the country. Mammoth Cave National Park has seen lay offs through this time and that brought some heartache to…
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – School administration gave kids yet another opportunity to gain some real world experience and give them a leg up. Several local businesses, law enforcement agencies and first responder groups showed up to the Allen County-Scottsville Gym to talk to students about what they do on a day to day basis and try to help them get a…
