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COLUMBIA, KY. (11/12/2026) Dan Antle ’71 knows the value of Lindsey Wilson University. That’s why he recently created an endowment to support Green County residents to attend the school. Antle recently started the Dan and Patricia Antle Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship will support Green County residents to attend...
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Wednesday night at Warren Central High School, combo guard Armani Byrd signed to play just a few feet from home with the Western Kentucky Hilltopper men’s basketball team in 2027. Since stepping on the 4th Region scene at the varsity level, Byrd year-after-year has...
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - We’ll see another warm afternoon with temperatures reaching into the low 70s. However, clouds begin to roll in later today as a cold front heads into the region. SEVERE STORMS TONIGHT: Storm chances return to the region as a low-pressure system moves across the...
Joe Chad Gossett, Dennis Stockton and Charles Eaker received patriot of the year awards at the Veterans Day dinner at the National Guard Armory in Glasgow. Jason Jennings, with the DAV, presented the awards. The awards presentation followed a Veterans Day dinner at the armory. The gathering took place Tuesday...
COLUMBIA, KY. (11/13/2026) Lindsey Wilson University student Alexavier Garrott ’30 was surprised to learn that he had been named a 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholar. “I kind of assumed I didn’t get it, because they said that by June they would have the news out,” said Garrott, who is an agribusiness and sustainability and environmental studies double major from Madisonville, Kentucky.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) – Jim Keown never served in the military, but he’s found his own way to honor those who did. Through his organization, Flags for Vets, Keown carries American flags through Bowling Green, walking hundreds of miles before eventually presenting them to local veterans as a way to recognize their service.
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Allen County is among multiple areas set to benefit from thousands in funding from county fair grants. According to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, it recently awarded a total of $721,141.45 in grants to nine county fairs to support new construction and revocation projects. “County Fairs...
The Barren County cheer team punched its ticket to the state cheer competition. They finished second in the Coed Division of competitive cheer in Region 2 over the weekend. Russell County won the Coed Division with 81.10 points, while Barren County scored 79.80 points. Broken down by scoring areas, Barren...
Campbellsville University celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Conover Education Center in Harrodsburg. In honor of this historic landmark, CU received a generous $2 million gift from a family deeply rooted in clinical well-being and Kentucky. On Oct. 24, the 10th Anniversary celebration in Harrodsburg kicked off with students, faculty,...
MURRAY — Although the points-allowed average may not show it, Calloway County’s defense is a huge reason its football season is still continuing in the Kentucky Class 4A State Playoffs. It was the defense that made several key stops in last Friday night’s 31-28 upset win over the...
Taylor County senior outside hitter Madelynn Yates has been named First Team All-State. As a senior, Yates recorded 536 kills, 36 service aces, 39 assists, 487 digs and 36 blocks for the Lady Cardinals. She received the latest state recognition from the Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Association. Prior to being tabbed...
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) announced that Robert Moore, a longtime Kentucky educator and school leader, has been selected as the college’s vice chancellor of operations. In this role, Moore will be a member of the college’s leadership team, working to ensure ECTC’s facilities, equipment and infrastructure support...
