Bee Spring
Bee Spring, KY · Real Estate
College Heights Herald
WKU moves to condemn 6 properties for $160 million building project
WKU plans to remove roughly 20 buildings along State and Chestnut streets for a new building that will replace the Academic Complex and surrounding infrastructure, according to documents obtained by the College Heights Herald. The Chinese Language Immersion House, WKU Restaurant & Food Services Building and the Zuheir Sofia Dero...
wnky.com
Farmers Bank & Trust names managing director of secondary market mortgage division
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Farmers Bank & Trust is welcoming the addition of Wade Browning as managing director of secondary market mortgage division. According to a release by Farmers Bank & Trust on Monday, Browning, who is based in Bowling Green, will oversee secondary market mortgage lending for the entire company.
1037whht.com
Shop Local October 27, 2025-Amanda Keel with Ky Luxury Ladies Group at eXp Realty
Amanda with KY Luxury Ladies Group at eXp Realty was my cohost this morning! She has properties all over Southern Ky! What does your next home look like? She has a new listing that’s a new construction home. She also has one on the golf course! Contact her to see any property 270-576-3641.
wkyufm.org
Bowling Green finalizing plans for 69-home subdivision aimed at tornado victims
A work-in-progress housing development near Bowling Green plans to offer survivors of the 2021 tornado outbreak a unique homebuying opportunity. The subdivision being built by a partnership between the city and Habitat for Humanity will prioritize tornado victims when selling homes, while offering zero-interest mortgages to qualifying applicants. Brent Childers,...
wnky.com
Bowling Green to build new community off Highway 185
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – On Tuesday night, the Bowling Green City Commission voted to approve the acceptance of an award from the Kentucky Department of Local Government in the amount of $5 million. With that money, the city is teaming up with Habitat for Humanity to build 70 new...
christiancountynow.com
‘Fix it or tear it down’: Condition of Blue Streak building evaluated, window open for potential investors
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The fate of the 113-year-old Blue Streak building in downtown Hopkinsville is still up in the air, as an evaluation of the building revealed the extensive repairs that would have to be done if the city does not follow through with demolition. The building used to neighbor to the Pheonix building and Holland Opera House, both of which have been torn down. When discussion was initiated in September for Blue Streak, the community quickly spoke up against tearing it down.
christiancountynow.com
Parameters set for restoration of Weber Building: Retail or restaurant developments welcomed
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Extensive feedback and concerns from residents about the possible demolition of the Weber Building in downtown Hopkinsville has caused the Chrisitan County Fiscal Court to pivot. They are now laying out regulations for potential buyers to come in and turn the building into a possible restaurant, art gallery, or office space while preventing establishments like tattoo shops or bars.
1037whht.com
Park City Commission to discuss rentals, city accounts
Park City commissioners will convene for a special called meeting Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 6 p.m. at Park City Hall, located at 41 Mammoth Cave Avenue. The agenda features a mix of financial housekeeping, facility planning and continued discussion on city property management. Commissioners are expected to approve minutes from...
wcluradio.com
Park City Commission to discuss rentals, city accounts
Park City commissioners will convene for a special called meeting Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 6 p.m. at Park City Hall, located at 41 Mammoth Cave Avenue. The agenda features a mix of financial housekeeping, facility planning and continued discussion on city property management. Commissioners are expected to approve minutes from...
smokeybarn.com
53 Acres with a Red Barn Near the TN/KY Line, Your Own “Smokey Barn”
53 Acres with a Red Barn Near the TN/KY Line, Your Own “Smokey Barn”. LOGAN/ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE/KENTUCKY: (Smokey Barn News) – Just north of Springfield near the Kentucky state line is a chance to own a beautiful 53 ± acre farm offers gently rolling pasture, open fields, mature trees, about 1,379 feet of road frontage, and a beautiful red smokey barn. No other structures are noted. Convenient country setting in the Barren Plains area with easy approaches for equipment and vehicles. Suitable for crops, livestock, hay, hunting, ATV use, or a future homestead. The property is a postcard. MORE PHOTOS.
mainstreetmediatn.com
Pascal Jouvence: Gallatin’s hidden tax trap: How new laws shift cost of growth onto homeowners
Gallatin is growing fast, and not always wisely. From traffic bottlenecks to overextended utilities and schools, the city’s rapid expansion has often outpaced its infrastructure. But beneath the surface of this rapid expansion lies a troubling shift, one that threatens the financial stability of future homeowners and undermines the fairness of our housing market.
vanstockum.blog
Wigwam No. 2, a motel in Cave City, Kentucky since 1937!
Frank a Redford (1899-1957) built the first Wigwam Motel in 1935 on U.S. Highway 31 West, right outside of Horse Cave, Kentucky. It was based on the “Tee Pee Barbecue” structure he observed in Long Beach, California. Wigwam No. 2 was built just seven miles down the road in Cave City, Kentucky in 1937.