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Bee Spring, KY · Education
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Franklin-Simpson High School has annual homecoming parade
FRANKLIN, Ky.- The streets of Franklin were covered in blue Friday evening as hundreds of community members gathered to celebrate a longtime Franklin-Simpson High School homecoming tradition. For nearly six decades, the annual homecoming parade has brought generations of Wildcats together to celebrate their school and community ahead of Friday...
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Kentucky colleges earn recognition in 2027 U.S. News rankings
Bellarmine University, Centre College, Kentucky State University and Western Kentucky University earned recognition for value, teaching, veterans’ services and academic programs in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings, released Sept. 22. The four schools appear in different ranking categories. Bellarmine and WKU are classified as...
College Heights Herald
Caboni discusses dorm situation, faculty compensation during Faculty Senate
WKU President Timothy Caboni answered faculty-submitted questions about a variety of pressing campus topics. Caboni took the stage in the Downing Student Union SGA Chambers, Thursday, after a short introduction by Faculty Senate Chair Dan Clark. The first question he addressed was about faculty concerns over compensation. Caboni assured the senate that compensation was a priority for the university.
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Ford Brings Six High-Tech Labs to Kentucky Schools, Reaching 7,000 Students
Ford is funding six new high-tech labs at Kentucky high schools, giving as many as 7,000 students hands-on access to 3D printers, laser cutters, coding tools, robotics and physical-computing equipment. The new Ford Future Builders Labs are set to land in schools across Jefferson County, Hardin County and Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
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Tigers Blank Calloway County on Senior Night (w/PHOTOS)
It was the proper way to celebrate the first ever senior night for the Christian County Tigers Thursday at the Stadium of Champions. Erick Hernandez scored twice as Christian County blanked Calloway County 2-0. The Tigers defense limited the scoring chances for the Lakers, while the Christian County offense kept...
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Hot Start Carries Heritage Christian Past Caldwell 3-0
Heritage Christian Academy got off to a hot start, then held off Caldwell County for a 3-0 volleyball victory Thursday night in Hopkinsville. Caldwell, now 11-8, was much more competitive the last two sets but still fell 25-11, 25-22, 25-22. HCA, now 10-7, was led by ……. Lay Shearer...
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2026 Football Friday Night: Week 6
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Week six of high school football is here! We’re breaking down the big games, the big hits and the biggest plays!. Join us for Football Friday Night at 10 p.m. for highlights you won’t want to miss. Our Football Friday Night show is...
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Local man develops new website for sharing high school sports information
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Have you ever been away from home and curious how your school is playing during the Frdiay night lights? What about attending a local sporting event and wondering what’s the score for your crosstown rival?. One Bowling Green man has crafted up a solution,...
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No. 2 Broncos present tough foe for Tigers tonight
The Christian County Tigers will begin the second half of their inaugural high school football season tonight against one of the top teams in the state. The Class 6-A’s second-ranked Frederick Douglass Broncos visit the Stadium of Champions at 6 p.m. tonight. They enter the game at 4-0 while Christian County is 2-3 on the season.
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North Wing of Attucks High School to be torn down, bricks preserved
In their effort to restore Attucks High School, Men 2 Be and WB Properties announced that the building’s north wing is set to be torn down and the bricks will be preserved. Attucks High School opened in 1916 and was Hopkinsville’s first public high school for Black students. The school then became an integrated middle school in 1967 before closing in 1988.
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Glasgow automotive student awarded scholarship for academic excellence
Glasgow automotive maintenance student Kesha Collins has been awarded a $500 scholarship that recognizes both her academic excellence and her determination to build a better future for her family. Plaza Tire Service, in partnership with the Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College Foundation, awarded the scholarship to Collins as she...
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University Heights takes down Todd Central in volleyball
University Heights Academy rallied from an early 1-0 deficit and took the last three sets to defeat visiting Todd County Central 3-1 Thursday night in a high school volleyball match. The Lady Rebels won the first set 25-23 before UHA took sets two and three 25-15 and 25-11. The fourth...
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Football Friday Night 9-25-26: Christian Academy-Louisville vs Bowling Green
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State officials celebrate All in for Agriculture Week at Morgantown Elementary
MORGANTOWN, Ky. – Morgantown Elementary School welcomed special visitors Friday. Kentucky’s Commissioner of Education, Miss Kentucky, and the Agriculture Commissioner stopped by to help the kids celebrate All in for Agriculture Week. The purpose of these events is to educate and inspire the future of this vital industry...
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Grayson County School districts makes statement about camera found in girls bathroom
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Throwback Thursday: 20 years of WKU HonorsToppers
Throwback Thursday celebrates a Western Kentucky University tradition that started with just an idea and has now spent twenty years helping future Hilltoppers find their place on the Hill. In 2026, the WKU HonorsToppers are celebrating their 20th anniversary. Their story begins in 2006, but the inspiration goes back even further.
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Todd Central won't play football at Mayfield Friday; Cardinals' homecoming moved
Todd County Central High School officials say they will not play their football game at Mayfield scheduled for Friday. According to a social media post from Todd County Schools, the decision was made after careful consideration of student safety, a shrinking roster due to injuries, and the number of healthy players currently available to compete.