Author: Noah Faerber

Edmonson County Art Guild puts up flags in downtown Brownsville

BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – In honor of the military that have served Edmonson County, the Art Guild decided to hang some flags around downtown Brownsville, and it all started when director Phyllis Miller and her husband Mark were on their way back from a trip. “We came across Clarkson, and they had a few flags on their telephone poles… I can’t…

Old Time Singing coming to Edmonson County

BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – The Edmonson County Art Guild is hosting a day of old-time gospel singing on June 22nd, with several local churches from around Edmonson County set to take part. The event has been held in the past, but this year, the Art Guild wanted to bring it back… and with the county’s bicentennial celebration underway, they felt it…

Changes to SOKY Marketplace include renaming to SOKY Center, new website

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Recently, you may have noticed some changes to what was formerly SOKY Marketplace in Bowling Green, the biggest one being a name change. It’s now known as the SOKY Center and is managed by the Warren County Public Library. Friday, it officially launched its website as a hub for what’s happening at 636 Center St. Manager…

Local band Top Shelf unites to support animal advocacy

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A band made up of members from across the country, brought together in Hart County, is bonding over more than just music. Before they take the stage at La Gala for Rockin’ the Blues for Rescues on Saturday night, benefitting the Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society, here’s the story of Top Shelf: “We met through…

Kentucky sets tourism records for 3rd straight year

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – 2024 was yet another record-breaking year for tourism in Kentucky… as Governor Andy Beshear stopped by the Louisville Slugger Museum to announce this: “Last year, 2024, was the best year for tourism in the history of Kentucky.” This announcement made in front of the Big Bat is the third year in a row that Kentucky has…

Project 330 in Scottsville’s construction on schedule despite rain

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – The brand new gyms coming to Scottsville are coming along nicely… as construction is going great on Project 330, a new recreation project in Allen County. This project creates multiple basketball courts and a new facility for the community to use behind The Core in Scottsville. Even with 28.5 inches of rain that crews have seen on…