Author: Noah Faerber

Smiths Grove sees community efforts to clean up storm damage

SMITHS GROVE, Ky. – The storms from Sunday left a major impact on the community of Smiths Grove. “All throughout the city, we’ve had a lot of damage. When we had those hurricane force winds back in March, we had a lot of damage. The wind was resilient for a good while, but we didn’t have the trees down in…

Power outages and upcoming hot weather tips

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – On top of the storm damage that has hit the area, power outages have been prevalent as well. Warren RECC reports roughly 7,600 outages, which they plan to fix by the end of Wednesday. They’ve already restored power to over 21,000 members, and they are currently working on single lines, roads and neighborhoods, as well as…

Local businesses affected by storms on June 25

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Two local businesses were hit hard by the devastating storms last night. Grant’s Farm Produce in Warren County suffered major damage to one of their houses. “I was in my place, which is about eight miles away from here. I got phone calls and texts as it was hitting, and it was pretty serious through their…

Jersey Mike’s donates to Kids on the Block

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local restaurant owner donates 100% of sales to the organization “Kids on the Block.” Jersey Mike’s in Bowling Green & Glasgow donated all their sales from the Month of Giving, which is around $14,000. The month allows each Jersey Mike’s location to pick a charity and donate 100% of sales to them. Kids on the…

Glasgow Chocolate Crawl supports local businesses in Barren County

GLASGOW, Ky. – Three local businesses take part in the 2nd annual Chocolate Crawl in Barren County. Fire Line Guns & Knives is offering their own take on chocolate covered popcorn and are excited to take part for the first time. “The small businesses here in Glasgow, they really work close together and I think the community sees that we’re…

Tips on how to keep bunnies and fawns safe while doing yard work

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With summer well underway, it’s the best time to get outside and do some yard work. However, there may be some little friends that you may not even see. While out doing yard work, it’s important to be aware of bunnies and fawns, or baby deer. If you see a bunny nest, here’s what you should…

Miss Bowling Green Pride’s message for Pride Month

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One of the speakers at the Pride worship service at First Christian Church is a local icon in the LGBTQ+ community. Meet Zoe Zahara, Miss Bowling Green Pride. Zoe won the crown last October. David Hornsby, the man behind Zoe, went through 2 years of conversion therapy and has faced much adversity throughout his life. He…

First Christian Church offers pride service to LGBTQ+ community

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local church offers a worship service to the LGBTQ+ community. “During Pride Month, we wanted folks who maybe have heard different messaging from the church to know that there is a place where they are loved and welcomed unconditionally, not in spite of who they are, but because of who they are believing that everyone…

Med Center Health celebrates the Longest Day of the Year

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – June 21st is the official first day of summer and the longest day of the year. Med Center Health is using this extra long day to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s. The Alzheimer’s Association says the day with the most light is the day we fight. Several organizations across the world fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s through…

City of Bowling Green auctions off items not needed

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The city of Bowling Green is hosting their annual auction this week. Any items not needed by city departments or donated by officials are up for grabs. Items include two cars, an F-450 truck, golf carts, desks, bicycles and much more. The auction is held through Govdeals.com and pickup will take place at the city’s Fleet…