Good morning, Bowling Green.

Toys for Tots hosted its annual golf scramble Monday morning at Cross Winds Golf Course with a record 75 golfers, raising funds for children, seniors, and veterans.

The program continues to support the community with year‑round events and relies on local business support.

Hope House Ministries began construction on its new ministry center on Glen Lily Road, moving ahead of a planned start 12 to 24 months later.

The nonprofit secured support — spurring faster work — and will rely on 250 volunteers over five weeks to complete the center by year’s end.

The Better Business Bureau warns consumers of a spike in online shopping scams during Amazon Prime Days.

Shoppers are urged to verify website security and use credit cards before sharing personal details.

The 20th annual Hangar Party at Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport drew over 750 people + brought together local pilots, veterans, and families who celebrated aviation history.

Proceeds from the event support Aviation Heritage Park + help preserve the area’s rich legacy.

Gas prices in west central Kentucky have dipped ahead of the Independence Day travel rush, with Bowling Green's average at $3.483 per gallon and nearby Glasgow reporting $3.43 per gallon, according to AAA today.

Cancer survivors and caregivers gathered in Bowling Green for the American Cancer Society Survivors Dinner, an event—held for 15 years—that offered a space to share personal journeys and honor caregivers.

The dinner celebrated community resilience and provided comfort for those affected by cancer.

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month; the Alzheimer’s Association reports over 81,000 Kentuckians aged 65 and older have the disease.

Local expert Jenny Jacobs from Defying Dementia advises families to look for signs (like forgetfulness and apathy) and get tested promptly.

WKU men’s basketball began the 2026 Hank Plona Basketball Camp Monday morning at Diddle Arena, where local youth practiced drills and scrimmage games over three days.

The camp has drawn returning kids as they gain valuable on-court experience.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers added eight new commitments over a busy recruiting weekend for the class of 2027, raising their total to 23 players.

Offensive lineman Josiah Johnson from Indianapolis joins as coach Tyson Helton builds the team for future seasons.

Bowling Green Hot Rods player Caden Bodine had a four-hit game in a 7+2 win against the Asheville Tourists on Sunday at HomeTrust Park, marking his third such performance this season.

The team will face the Hudson Valley Renegades at Bowling Green Ballpark on Tuesday in a six-game series.

Community Farmers Market

8 AM – 1 PM — Community Farmers Market — Free entry — Explore fresh produce and local goods at Bowling Green's year-round farmers market.

Lunar Moth Sip & Paint

2-4 p.m. — Cliffs of Moher Irish Pub — $30-$40 — Unleash your creativity with a serene painting project inspired by the magic of moonlight.

Warren County Celebrates USA 250

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Circus Square Park — Free entry — Enjoy a fun-filled, patriotic day with food, games, and live music for the whole family.

BG Wine Fest 2026

12-5 p.m. — Historic RailPark & Train Museum — Ticket info pending — Celebrate the 8th BG Wine Fest with local wines and support the Historic Railpark.

Breakthrough Basketball Essential Skills Camp

July 13-15 — Michael O Buchanon Park — $97 for observing coaches — Enhance your basketball skills and character with high-intensity drills in Bowling Green.

Bluegrass Literacy Fest

12-5 p.m. — Events On College@ 348, LLC Suite 190 — Free entry — Celebrate literacy with authors, book signings, and engaging workshops.