Author: Noah Faerber

BG Chamber introduces “Pathway to Progress” set to diversify economy

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new initiative at the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce looks to the future of Bowling Green and its “Pathway to Progress” with a focus on attracting more businesses and companies to the area. “It really focuses on what the business community feels are the major opportunities that we have: infrastructure, diversification, workforce and those…

Ag Commissioner Jonathan Shell attends 2025 Barren County Fair

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – The annual Barren County Fair is here, with plenty of fun in store for everyone… and one state official decided to stop by. Thursday featured an ATV Rodeo, a wrestling show, and rides and games for the whole family. Ag Commissioner Jonathan Shell was in town for the fair tonight after visiting Jeremy Kinslow’s and Kenny’s…

Governor Andy Beshear announces new companies coming to South Central Kentucky

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In Thursday’s Team Kentucky update, Governor Andy Beshear announced several things that will affect South Central Kentuckians. “Today in Kentucky, we’ve got a great news day. New jobs coming all over the Commonwealth, a signature employer reinvesting in us, more work on our roads and bridges, reopening them in some places, our kids are safer because…

Ernesto Manuel-Andres returns to Bowling Green, community holds celebration to welcome him home

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – After weeks in Monroe, Louisiana, where he was held by ICE, Ernesto Manuel-Andres, the Teranga Academy graduate, has returned to Bowling Green, with the community welcoming him home at the place where he graduated. Many community members were on hand, including Teranga Academy principal Kristi Costellow, who shared this about Ernesto’s return: “Any time you work…

United Way announces over $646,000 in donations to Warren County nonprofits

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – United Way of Southern Kentucky announced organizations receiving funding as part of their investment in the Barren River region – and the numbers are in. “Today, we’re thrilled that we announced almost $650,000 in funding to programs in Warren County, providing services in education, income, health and safety net,” United Way of Southern Kentucky President/CEO Debbie…