Author: Noah Faerber

City of Glasgow introducing new wi-fi to Glasgow Square downtown

GLASGOW, Ky. – In Glasgow, the city has partnered with the Glasgow Electric Plant Board to provide free wi-fi to visitors on the Square downtown. Anywhere on the Square – whether it’s City Hall or on the Courthouse Lawn – will now have access to free internet, and Mayor Henry Royse says this is a huge addition to the Square…

DSSKY hosts 6th annual Pre-Derby Gala

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With the Kentucky Derby right around the corner, Down Syndrome of Southern Kentucky kicked off the celebrations with its 6th annual Pre-Derby Gala on Friday evening. The event offered an evening full of food, fun, live music, and a silent auction. The highlight of the night was a special art auction featuring paintings created by the…

Local connections to 151st Kentucky Derby

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – This year is the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby, and two horses have local connections to the South Central Kentucky area: Tiztastic & Sandman. Tiztastic is owned by Ron Winchell, who is the owner of The Mint Gaming Hall and Kentucky Downs. Winchell said he’s feeling confident about his horse’s abilities after winning the Louisiana…

“Jonesville: When Sunflowers Fall” screens on WKU’s campus

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new documentary highlighting an important part of the Bowling Green community was screened on WKU’s campus. “Jonesville: When Sunflowers Fall” chronicles the history of the Jonesville community, the struggles residents faced when the university was looking to expand, and how descendants carry on its legacy. Dr. Peggy Crowe, director of the Counseling Center at WKU,…

Barren/Metcalfe Drug Court celebrates 20 years of serving community

GLASGOW, Ky. – An important part of the Barren and Metcalfe County region is celebrating a milestone in May, 20 years of serving the community. Barren/Metcalfe Drug Court was created back in 2005, and many of those that have helped make the program what is it today were on hand to celebrate. From former judges to staff who have worked…

SKYCTC hosts Going Pro day for students signing into workforce

FRANKLIN, Ky. – Students at South Central Kentucky Community and Technical College, or SKYCTC, took part in what’s called a Going Pro Day, where they officially commit to the workforce. The Going Pro Day on Wednesday is one of many the college is doing to recognize the students officially finishing up their schooling and joining local companies. The Federation for…

Fountain Row Fridays set to return with new fall concert series

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Fountain Row Fridays are almost upon us once again, with the addition of a brand new music series. It kicks off Friday at Fountain Square Park from 4:30 to 7, with the return of the spring concerts. There are also plans to introduce a new fall series from late August through October, which means there will…

City Nature Challenge helps South Central Kentucky explore natural world

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Lost River Cave is partnering with the Warren County Public Library to take part in a nature initiative that looks to get South Central Kentucky out and about and exploring the world around them. The City Nature Challenge is a competition between various regions across the US, and the Bowling Green area is going against Lexington,…

Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center hosts Great Teddy Bear Run

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – For the 24th year, the Great Teddy Bear Run takes place Saturday to help the Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center. The run starts at the Warren County Justice Center, with kickstands going up at 11 AM. The ride goes towards Cumberland Trace Road, and ends at the Harley-Davidson of Bowling Green dealership. Pre-registration starts at…