Author: Noah Faerber

City of Glasgow issues cannabis ordinance, city to vote

GLASGOW, Ky. – The City of Glasgow is discussing an ordinance regarding the sale of cannabis in the community. This would prohibit sales of cannabis inside city limits. The state of Kentucky passed a law in 2023, giving cities an option to adopt ordinances like this. This ordinance does NOT prohibit the consumption of cannabis in the city. It simply…

Glasgow rallies around Mathew Arms after being shot in May

GLASGOW, Ky. – A community rallies together around a boy who was shot in May. Mathew Arms was taken to the University of Louisville after a shooting at McKenna Street. Now, the community is rallying together around two words: Mathew Strong. On Tuesday at Gorin Park, the community of his friends and family came together to share their support for…

New Beginnings Therapeutic Riding in need of volunteers

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local non profit is in desperate need of volunteers. New Beginnings Therapeutic Riding is asking for your help, and all it takes is just a little bit of your time. Their mission is to serve those with disabilities, and help them stay active while connecting with horses. Staff tell us just how important volunteers are…

Bigfoot Con coming to Bowling Green on August 3rd

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Public Library has a fun line up of events in store this summer, and if you’re a fan of all things strange and unique, one of those might be for you. The team from Discovery Channel’s Expedition Bigfoot is partnering with the Library to bring one of nature’s most mysterious creatures to Bowling…

Former NASCAR crew chief Jeff Hammond comes to Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A NASCAR legend was in Bowling Green Monday at the Capitol, sharing stories from throughout his career. Legendary crew chief Jeff Hammond shared stories from throughout his lengthy career in the sport. Hammond’s career started in 1974 as a simple tire changer for champion Cale Yarborough, and would eventually lead to him winning two Winston Cup…

Glasgow holds D-Day ceremony to honor 80th anniversary

GLASGOW, Ky. – 80 years ago, the United States stormed the beaches of Normandy in France, in what is now known as D-Day. Thursday, the Barren County Veterans Association decided to honor those locals who were part of such a historic day. One member of the Veterans Association shares how important this year specifically is in terms of honoring those…

400 Mile Yard Sale to have huge economic impact on South Central Kentucky

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Thursday kicks off the yearly 400 Mile Yard Sale. Every year along Highway 68, hundreds set up yard sales where you can find just about anything and everything under the sun. The Barren County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind you to be on the lookout for increased vehicle traffic and pedestrians on the side of the…