Joe Imel

The traveling salesman problem asks the following question: “Given a list of cities and the distances between each pair of cities, what is the shortest possible route that visits each city exactly once and returns to the origin city?”

Hundreds of runners of all ages took part in the Med Center Health 10K Classic Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024 at Western Kentucky University. The event included a 5K Run/Walk, 10K

Hot Rods take game one 5-1, head to Hudson Valley now needing one win in next two games to win third title in four seasons and fourth overall.

I received a phone call from a good friend the other day asking for a favor. He usually calls to give me words of encouragement or talk about the newspaper industry. This call was a bit different. He wanted to let folks in Bowling Green know he hadn't passed away, he had just moved.

I often get the comment, via email, voicemail or in person, “can we get some good news in the paper?” With eight papers spanning Bowling Green to Harlan, I hear this more than one would think.

Warmed by sunny skies and prefaced by a playthrough of Luke Combs' ‘Ain't No Love in Oklahoma,' Med Center Health cut the ribbon Thursday on its seventh and newest hospital, The Medical Center At Russellville.

It's election time, and the noise at the national level is deafening. Presidential elections tend to dominate political discussions and media coverage, often “eating up all the oxygen in the room.”

I have never been a big fan of Halloween, except for the early 80s during college when it was an opportunity to party hard and dress as Baby New Year,

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