Bowling Green Daily News

Shwe Win, a two-time graduate of Western Kentucky University, has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) to Thailand. A refugee and first-generation graduate, Shwe will serve as a cultural ambassador and English teacher during the upcoming academic year. Shwe is the daughter of Sa Da and A Ma of Bowling […]

Several hundred protestors participated in the “No Kings” march and protest through downtown Bowling Green, Ky., from Fountain Square Park to Circus Square Park on Saturday, June 14, 2025. The march, part of a wave of protests that were organized across the United States that aligned with the birthday of President Donald Trump and a […]

Aviation Heritage Park hosted its annual Hangar Party at the Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport on Saturday evening, June 14, 2025. The event, which AHP Executive Director Bob Bubnis said was the largest Hangar Party the museum has hosted so far, honored General Joseph Ralston, a Fairview native who became the most senior-ranking airman from […]

With a judge’s recent ruling that a Bowling Green man charged in the death of his partner is competent to stand trial, attorneys on both sides are now set to begin plea negotiations. Warren Circuit Judge J.B. Hines entered an order Thursday scheduling a mediation in the case of Larry Sutton, 66, who is charged […]

The South Warren and Warren East softball teams were well represented in the Kentucky Coaches’ Association All-State honors with both coaching staffs receiving honors in their respective classes and South Warren junior Layla Ogden earning player of the year honors in Class 3A. Warren East coach Jennifer Brooks and her staff were named the 2A […]

The city’s plan to transform a tract of land into a recreational hub is moving along, as the Riverfront Park project is expected to see an additional $4 million put into its coffers through the city’s fiscal year 2026 budget. The money will cover design and construction costs into phase three of the project. Phase […]

DAVID MAMARIL HOROWITZ david.horowitz@bgdailynews Michelle Trawick, the new president of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College, remembers when a mentor had overhauled Western Kentucky University’s Gordon Ford College of Business. Then-dean Jeff Katz led the charge — and across five years of his seeking out employers’ needs, incorporating coaching about internships, and spreading his […]

SCOTTSVILLE — Tiffany Jones lives to serve. In recent years, Jones has helmed a number of ventures intended to foster connections and help people in need, efforts that have included a clothing boutique and a cafe. Jones’ latest business, Ninety and Nine Cafe, received special recognition this month from the Kentucky Heritage Council, receiving a […]