Carlyle Coppins

GLASGOW, Ky.- This holiday season, many cities around south-central Kentucky are stepping up their game when it comes to preparing for the festive season. In Glasgow, the city is offering a variety of exciting events to help locals get into the holiday spirit. The 46th Annual Turkey Trot will kick things off with a fun run, followed by a bustling...

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – With Turkey Day right around the corner, making sure that everyone in need is well-fed is a top priority for many schools across south-central Kentucky. Warren County Public Schools is leading the charge by organizing a special drive to support local families. The school system is collecting frozen chickens and turkeys to help ensure that every...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- For many veterans, the transition from soldier to civilian life can be a difficult and overwhelming experience. However, the Kentucky Department of Veteran Affairs is committed to easing this transition by providing a wealth of resources. From women’s networking and support groups to over 550 grant opportunities, these services are designed to help veterans reintegrate into civilian...

GLASGOW, Ky.- Free resources in Kentucky are a vital lifeline for individuals and families in need, and ensuring those resources are accessible is essential. Bridge Kentucky in Glasgow sets the standard for providing these services while fostering an environment that makes clients feel supported and valued. The organization’s new location goes beyond just offering resources – it’s designed to create...

BOWLING GREEN, KY.- “My Sister Is Succeeding” (also known as My-SIS) is an academically engaging mentoring program designed to help high school-aged girls chart their path toward success. The program was created to honor the legacies of past generations, specifically the founder Aurelia Spaulding’s grandmothers, who were both deeply involved in their communities. Spaulding was inspired by their commitment to...

WARREN COUNTY, KY.- In response to past flooding issues, Commonwealth Engineers Inc. and the City of Bowling Green are collaborating to update the FEMA floodplain maps, allowing local residents to contribute valuable information. The current FEMA map, created in 2007, needs revisions, and citizens can assist by providing photos, videos, or other documents from past flood events. This updated map...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Harper Murphy, a vibrant local 7-year-old, was diagnosed with stage 2 Wilms tumor, a form of kidney cancer, in August.

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Barren Inc. recently gave over 700 local eighth graders from different schools the opportunity to “Experience the Barrens,” an event designed to introduce students to various career paths.

BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – This Thanksgiving, you can make a difference by donating food to Barren County Schools through their partnership with Dr. Mody and the Too The Brim Food Drive. The initiative aims to eliminate food deserts in rural areas and provide support to over 60 families in the Barren County area. Cheyanne Fant, director of Nutrition Services, explains...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- As the season changes and the weather cools down, programs like Room in the Inn are in need of volunteers to help support the homeless in the community. The Room in the Inn program officially began on Nov. 15, and as Bowling Green continues to grow, so does the homeless population. Volunteers are crucial in providing assistance...