Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Teal pumpkin project
This Halloween, teal pumpkins outside homes are more than just decoration. For kids with life-threatening food allergies, they’re an indication it’s a safe place to trick-or-treat. Today’s Living Well has more.
Couple sues Bowling Green attorney following 2018 assault charge
FRANKLIN, Ky. – A Simpson County couple filed suit Monday against Bowling Green attorney Travis Lock following a 2018 misdemeanor assault charge. Simpson Circuit Court Clerk records show Lock was charged in November 2018 with an assault on Troy Neal Tims in the presence of Tims’ wife, Connie Tims. Tims told law enforcement officials that he saw someone trespassing on…
Emerging Leaders – Christian Butterfield & Avery Duvall
This week’s Emerging Leaders are Christian Butterfield and Avery Duvall, students at Bowling Green High School who recently founded a literary magazine called the Amethyst.
Monday Motivator – Bowling Green Rocks
One Bowling Green woman is spreading positivity through painted rocks. In this week’s Monday Motivator, we meet Ayla Newton. For more on how you can get involved with the Bowling Green Rocks group, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – FSP presents War of the Worlds
Back in 1938, widespread panic was caused across the United States due to a broadcast. This Halloween weekend, the Fountain Square Players will be recreating the radio broadcast. For tickets, click here.
NAACP celebrates 100th year with annual gala
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The local chapter of the National Association of the Advancement of Colored People is celebrating 100 years this year. On Saturday night, the group held their annual Freedom Fund Gala. The night included dinner, awards, scholarship announcements and dancing. The group’s mission since it’s creation has been to fight for equality, justice, and fairness for all…
Living Well – Blue Halloween buckets
A mother of an autistic child has started a campaign to allow her son to be included in trick-or-treating. Be on the lookout for children — and even older teens — carrying blue buckets this Halloween. Today’s Living Well has more.
Masked people assaulted two other people in front of Capitol Arts Center early Sunday morning
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – People wearing Halloween costumes assaulted one male and one female in front of the Capitol Arts Center early Sunday morning. Bowling Green police were called to the scene at 12:54 a.m. and upon arrival found a victim with substantial facial injuries, police department spokesman Officer Ronnie Ward said. Police have not released the name of the…
