Author: Noah Faerber

Governor Beshear gives update on winter storm in Kentucky

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – “We are not aware of any loss of life or any major injuries thus far through what is a significant weather event. We are very grateful for that.” That’s Governor Andy Beshear during his briefing Monday afternoon updating the commonwealth on the status of the recent winter storm. He’s grateful to everyone who is braving the…

City of Glasgow hosts podcast “Dashboard Dialogues”

GLASGOW, Ky. – You may remember in the past we’ve told you about the City of Bowling Green creating a podcast… well, they’re not the only ones in South Central Kentucky to have one. “Dashboard Dialogues” has been around for a little over a year now, and is the official podcast from the City of Glasgow. Mayor Henry Royse hosts,…

Tips for driving in winter storms from Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One group that’s preparing for the winter storm upcoming is the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Public Information Officer, Wes Watt says crews have been readying up for this wintry weather, saying he thinks based on the weather briefings he’s seen, the worst travel conditions will be overnight Sunday into mid morning Monday. He also says they have…

Warren RECC talks preparing for winter storm

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With the winter storm expected this weekend, local power crews are preparing for anything that can come their way. We spoke to Warren RECC’s Kim Phelps, who tells us when storms like these hit, they normally make sure all their power trucks are ready to roll out and restore outages. She also says they’ve been talking…

Financial goals for 2025 from Pinnacle Financial staff

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With a New Year upon us, many people are setting New Year’s resolutions for themselves… and one of those may involve your finances. Well, we’re going to make sure this resolution actually sticks, because a local partner has some tips on how to be financially successful. Pinnacle Financial’s Regional President Rick Seadler says to always have…

Butler County Animal Shelter at Code Red

MORGANTOWN, Ky. – The Butler County Animal Shelter is currently facing a Code Red in their shelter, and they’re looking for your help. A Code Red means the shelter is at capacity, and is not able to bring in any more dogs. That’s why the shelter wants you to come by and adopt any of their pets to make sure…

Haley Sue Foundation helping Scottsville in honor of late daughter

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – There’s a new nonprofit in Scottsville you might not have heard of, but they’re doing big things in Allen County. The Haley Sue Foundation was created by Stacy and Pam Pearson in 2021 after their daughter passed away. They started out in May of that year, providing a scholarship to her high school in Franklin, Tennessee. However,…

Southern Kentucky Film Commission celebrates record-breaking 2024

GLASGOW, Ky. – The Southern Kentucky Film Commission is celebrating their biggest year ever in 2024, bringing nearly $4 million to the region. Their two biggest projects were a music video starring Ella Langley and Riley Green and a Nicolas Cage movie called “The Gunslingers.” For those who don’t know, the film commission is made up of the tourism commissions…

Bowling Green community celebrates Kwanzaa at First Christian Church

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – At First Christian Church, the community comes together to celebrate the African holiday of Kwanzaa. Normally, Kwanzaa is celebrated over a seven day period, but in Bowling Green, they celebrate all seven principles in one night. Those principles are unity, community, working together, collective responsibility, cooperative economics, self-determination and purpose. During this program, which started back…