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Egyptologist, archaeologist and author Dr. Zahi Hawass is returning to Bowling Green on Aug. 24, bringing with him his knowledge of Egypt's ancient heritage.
A flag drop-off project that began a few months ago at Bowling Green Masonic Lodge No. 73 has yielded positive results.
By: Annmarie.Dotson, Ann Marie Dotson
T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow is introducing new technology that will help physicians diagnose lung cancer sooner than other more traditional methods, improving patient outcomes.
State health officials are warning Kentucky residents that whooping cough cases are on the rise across the commonwealth.
This year's Edmonson County Lions Club Fair is promising to be bigger and better than ever, with a focus on “Family Traditions.”
The Historic RailPark & Train Museum has announced its fall schedule of UnSeen Bowling Green historic walking tours.
By: Ann Marie Dotson
Arts of Southern Kentucky has named Broadway actor and educator Diane DiCroce as the new producing artistic director of the Ramsey Theatre Company and BG OnStage.
Mammoth Cave National Park is home to nearly 160 animal species, including several species of bats.
By: Ann Marie Dotson
Although the SOKY Book Fest has come to an end, the Warren County Public Library is building off the idea of the popular event by hosting "Back to Back Books: A Book Lovers Festival."
A volunteer river cleanup in honor of the 9/11 National Day of Service will take place on Sept. 14 at Mammoth Cave National Park.
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