Author: Noah Faerber

Covington Cemetery’s unique lawn care system

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A couple of furry friends are doing their part in keeping a historic cemetery clean. “Covington Cemetery is named after one of our initial founders of the city of Bowling Green. The Covington family was here with the Moore brothers when Bowling Green was first founded,” Brent Belcher, Director of Bowling Green Parks & Recreation says….

SOKY Fair opens July 24

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – If you’re looking for something fun to do with the perfect weather, be sure to head to the SOKY Fairgrounds this week for the 67th annual SOKY Fair. Gates are now open for this year’s fair, which includes fun rides and games, as well as different races at the track. Tonight features arena cross racing, with…

Camp Noah offers kids fun opportunities to make friends

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local group of kids got to dance away their troubles at Camp Noah. “Camp Noah is a free camp for our students. We wanted to provide it for students from the community that might not be able to go to camp otherwise. The students are students that have had some type of tragedy in their…

State Street fire’s connection to Bowling Green community

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – After the fire that broke out Friday morning on State Street, many are curious as to the history of this building. Along with being the site of Sen. Rand Paul’s office, this historic building downtown is home to many other aspects of the community. It’s currently home to Kerrick Bachert Law Firm and was once home…

“The Joy Box Journal” looks to help find joy in dark times

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Western Kentucky University graduate returns home to help others find joy in their lives. “About 20 years ago I started writing because my son was born with medical problems and he only lived for three years. So I started journaling a little bit of the stories that were going along with his life and the…

Glasgow Police Department opens new substation

GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow Police Department has opened a new substation to better serve the community. It’s located on Park Avenue, which serves the opposite side of town compared to where the main station is. This comes after several complaints that it was not easy to get to the main station from this area, so they decided to open…

Daniel Cameron announces running mate for 2023 election

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Republican gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron made a stop in Bowling Green on Wednesday to announce his running mate for the upcoming election in November. Sen. Robby Mills of Henderson is Cameron’s choice to be his lieutenant governor. Mills was elected to the state Senate in 2018 after serving a single term in the House. Incumbent Gov….

New University of Kentucky study links interpersonal violence, risk of diabetes

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new study from the University of Kentucky links interpersonal violence to a higher risk of developing diabetes. Interpersonal violence is any form of partner violence, whether physical, sexual or psychological as well as any child abuse or neglect. The study looks at around 25,000 people of lower income, both African-American and white, and if they…

Back to school safety tips from KSP

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With back to school season right around the corner, it’s important to stay safe while getting to and from the bus and the classroom. Make sure to help your kids know when it’s safe to cross the road, especially with buses nearby. Drivers should never pass a school bus with the stop signs out to allow…

Kentucky State Police raffles off new car for Trooper Island

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky State Police’s annual car raffle is back, and this week is your chance to win and support Trooper Island in the process. This year, the KSP is raffling off a 2023 GMC Sierra Denali, with the proceeds going to help them send kids to Trooper Island, a fun camp where kids are able to…