Author: WNKY Staff

Capitol to host documentary screening and Q&A with Lazarus Lake

Source: Warren County Public Library. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. —The Warren County Public Library is hosting a screening for a new documentary at the Capitol on Monday, July 28, followed by a Q&A. The documentary, “The Finisher,” chronicles British ultrarunner Jasmin Paris’s historic 2024 finish at the Barkley Marathons, the first ever by a woman. Organizers of the event say the…

Combine fire burns over 20 acres in Warren County

Source: Warren County Fire Department System. WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – More than 20 acres is damaged after a reported combine fire on Wednesday. According to the Warren County Fire Department System, yesterday afternoon, units were dispatched to the fire in Plano Fire Department’s district. Upon arrival, fire officials say crews battled a large-scale fire burning over 20 acres of a…

ValorFlex Packaging announces $23.4 million investment in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A packaging provider is making a multi-million dollar investment in South Central Kentucky. On Thursday, ValorFlex Packaging of Kentucky, Inc., announced a $23.4 million investment in an advanced manufacturing facility in Bowling Green. The company specializes in lamination, flexographic printing, and pouching. According to a release, the project will create 82 high-quality jobs and anchor the…

Police release identity of victim in Bypass shooting

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Police have released the identity of a shooting victim that was found at a Bowling Green business. According to Bowling Green Police Department public information officer Ronnie Ward, the victim has been identified as 39-year-old Robert L. Dark of Bowling Green. Dark is listed as the owner of Martin Auto Mart on the car dealership’s website….

Pet of the Day – June 26, 2025

Meet Brodie! Sponsored by Morgantown Bank and Trust Today, we’re excited to introduce you to Brodie! Brodie is an affectionate, friendly, and playful dog, ready to find his forever home. Wonderful news for families: Brodie is good with both kids and other dogs! If you’re looking to add a loving and lively companion to your family, Brodie could be the…

Sunrise Spotlight: Get Ready for the Green River Catfish Festival!

In today’s edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson sat down in the studio with Deneatra Henderson. Deneatra is here to tell us all about the exciting Green River Catfish Festival! This annual event offers something for everyone, including: The Tackle the Green Fishing Tournament to kick off the festival, drawing anglers from all over. The challenging Green River Road Race,…

4 Things You Need to Know – June 26, 2025

Here are four important things to keep in mind for your Thursday, June 26, 2025: 1. Happy National Bomb Pop Day! What: Today is National Bomb Pop Day! Action: Treat yourself or someone else to one of these classic red, white, and blue summer treats. 2. Beat the Heat Today! Weather Alert: The heat is on! Expect very hot temperatures…

Tompkinsville man charged with public intoxication at police department

TOMPKINSVILLE, Ky. – A Tompkinsville man is charged with public intoxication after walking into the local police department. According to a uniform citation, a Tompkinsville police officer was requested to speak to a male subject, later identified as 54-year-old Garvis Morris Jr. of Tompkinsville, about transferring the titles of two vehicles. Police say they immediately detected the smell of alcoholic…

Russellville Rural firefighters respond to equipment fire

Source: Russellville Rural Fire Department. LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – First responders were at the scene after equipment reportedly caught fire in Logan County. The Russellville Rural Fire Department says it was dispatched to a piece of equipment on fire off of the 3000 block of Nashville Road. The fire was extinguished thanks to the assistance of multiple individuals, including Lt….

Farmers RECC announces scholarship winners

GLASGOW, Ky. – Farmers RECC is announcing eight recipients of its $1,000 scholarship. Every year, Farmers RECC awards the scholarship to support higher education for students whose families or themselves are cooperative members. Thee scholarships are used for tuition, fees, campus housing, textbooks and other educational supplies related to the recipient’s academic goals. This year’s Farmers RECC scholarship recipients are:…