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Cave City resident questions Ky. 90 work

Cave City resident Tim Brown spoke to the Cave City City Council at Monday night’s meeting. He had some questions about the recent work on Ky. 90 in the Cave City city limits. Brown had three main concerns: The shoulder width, a turn lane and the speed limit. Cave...

Cave City, KY · 23h
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Johnson Farm draws developer interest but no full proposals

Glasgow’s Johnson Farm Ad Hoc Committee discussed significant interest from multiple developers but no full proposals during its Nov. 10 meeting at the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building. The proposal submission deadline was extended beyond its original Oct. 30, 2026, date. Feedback on the second request for proposals was...

Glasgow, KY · 2d
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Cave City council passes first reading of e-bike ordinance

The Cave City City Council passed on first reading an ordinance regulating electric bikes and electric scooters Monday night during its regular meeting. The ordinance was based on the one recently passed by the Glasgow City Council, city attorney Bobby Richardson explained. He said he was directed to follow that ordinance, which he did.

Cave City, KY · 2d
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These 6 Kentucky malls changed in big ways in 2026, and not all of it was good news.

Florence Mall, 60 percent vacant and split five ways. In 1976 Homart, the real estate company of Sears, built Florence Mall as a two-level enclosed mall beside Interstate 75 and Kentucky Route 18 in Florence, Kentucky. After a renovation in 1994, the mall moved its food court into a bigger...

Florence, KY · 4d
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Glasgow City Council welcomes new clerk, firefighters

The Glasgow City Council welcomed three new public servants Monday evening, with a new city clerk and two firefighters taking their oaths of office. Mayor Henry Royse administered the oath to Samantha Gibson, who assumes the role of city clerk after previously working for the city. Glasgow Fire Chief Lucas...

Glasgow, KY · 2d

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Barren-Metcalfe EMS cuts ribbon on new ambulance station

Right at six months ago, Barren Inc hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for a new ambulance station in Haywood. On Thursday, Barren Inc was back at the corner of Matthews Mill Road and Scottsville Road for a ribbon cutting. Chamber board chair CheyAnne Fant said it was impressive that the new...

Barren County, KY · 15h

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Local resources for single parents needing assistance, mother shares experience

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A recent study by SingleMothersGrants.org, ranked states according to different bills and pressures a mom raising children on her own feels most. According to the study, Kentucky has the fifth highest transport costs in the country for single mothers but has the 10th cheapest child care in the country.

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Three receive patriot of the year awards in Glasgow

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...

Glasgow, KY · 1d

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Maroons have tough test in Bowling Green

Coming off of a game that tested Madisonville North Hopkins’ physical and mental game on the gridiron, the Maroons will face another formidable opponent on Friday as they will travel to Bowling Green High School to take on the Purples in the second round of the Class 5A UK HealthCare Sports Medicine State Football Tournament. While Madisonville defended its home turf against Grayson County 22-14, Bowling Green hosted Apollo and took care of the Eagles 63-38.

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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Multiple Med Center Health practices and providers named Best in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Several Med Center Health practices and providers have been recognized as “Best in Bowling Green” by the Bowling Green Daily News. Med Center Health says it congratulates the providers, managers, support staff and others whose work helped earn these honors. The winners include the following, according to Med Center Health:

Bowling Green, KY · 2d

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Barren cheer finishes second in regional Coed Division

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...

Barren County, KY · 1d

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Kentucky Woman Turns 100 and Demands Military-Inspired Nickname

100-year-old Kentucky native Ann Pfisterer has a unique nickname request.

Warren County, KY · 2d

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BGMU announces scheduled outage Thursday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - In a social media post, Bowling Green Municipal Utilities announced that residents on Emmett Avenue will experience a water outage. BGMU said the outage is due to the relocation of a water main on Nashville Road. The outage is planned from 8 a.m. to noon...

Bowling Green, KY · 3d

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Storms heading to the region tonight

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...

Bowling Green, KY · 2d

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Warren Central standout Armani Byrd signs with WKU men’s basketball

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 · 1d

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Tigers preparing for highly ranked South Warren squad

The Christian County High School football team has started preparing for its second-round Class 6-A playoff matchup with South Warren Friday night in Bowling Green. The Spartans are ranked No. 12 overall in the state by Max Preps and are No. 2 in the Bluegrasspreps.com Class 6-A poll. It’s not...

Bowling Green, KY · 2d

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Former KY Juvenile Justice officials sue agency, say they were 'scapegoats'

Two former state administrators are suing the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice, saying they were scapegoated and unfairly demoted in 2021 after the Lexington Herald-Leader reported on problems inside the state’s juvenile detention center in Bowling Green. The plaintiffs, who are Black women, also claim discrimination, alleging the Department of Juvenile Justice paid them less than it paid others who held equivalent administrative jobs around the state. Tina Crowe was superintendent at the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center from Dec. 1, 2020, to Oct. 11, 2021, after two decades of climbing the ranks at the department. Rondesia Whitlow was a regional facilities administrator, supervising several detention centers, including the one in Bowling Green, until Oct. 11, 2021. Crowe and Whitlow are suing the Department of Juvenile Justice and its current and former commissioners, Randy White and Vicky Reed. The women say they were demoted on Oct. 11, 2021, after the Herald-Leader published a series of stories on problems within the state’s juvenile detention centers, including a riot and extended lockdown in the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center. The man who replaced Crowe as superintendent was paid more than her despite having less experience with the Department of Juvenile Justice, according

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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A flag, thousands of miles and a thank you that never ends

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.

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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Embracing a New Chapter: Becky Cary Finds Home at Village Manor

At 81 years old, Becky Cary made a decision that would lead her to a fulfilling new chapter of life. A longtime resident of Burkesville, Kentucky, Becky had spent many years surrounded by the community she knew and loved. But after the loss of her husband and immediate family members, she began considering moving closer to her son and daughter-in-law in Bowling Green.

Bowling Green, KY · 1d