Good morning, Bowling Green.

PossAbilities Expo will host its annual event with adaptive aquatic demos and inclusive activities on July 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green as organizers invite feedback for future improvements.

Christian Family Radio hosted its second annual Splash Bash at the Russell Sims Aquatic Center on Wednesday afternoon — the event featured water, music, and giveaways while strengthening its long-standing partnership with Bowling Green Parks and Rec.

More summer events are planned by both groups.

Wawa hosted a preview at its first Bowling Green store on Gunnison Trail Way and the grand opening is today at 8 a.m. The chain announced a second location near the Corvette Museum will open before the end of the year.

Cherry Hall at WKU marks one year of renovations as work began summer 2025 and will finish in May 2027 under a $75 million budget (the project preserves the historic exterior while modernizing interior features to update academic spaces).

Warren Central High will receive extra food supplies starting this fall to support students and families across its feeder system, including Moss Middle and Lost River schools.

The district approved a quarterly purchase from Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland to help families facing food insecurity (at no cost).

WKU is hosting its annual Camp Innovate at the Mahurin Honors College this week for third through fifth-grade students to learn about patterns through subjects like math, language arts and clowning — interactive courses that promote teamwork and creative problem-solving.

A new state operated facility dedicated to veteran care will open mid-August and soon admit Kentucky veterans for long-term skilled nursing care in Bowling Green.

The 60-bed center features private neighborhoods with local themes and is finalizing inspections while hiring staff for a homelike environment.

Kentucky health officials reported 67 Cyclospora cases between June 14 and July 2, nearly double the usual annual count, raising concerns about contaminated produce.

Residents are advised to follow food safety guidelines and seek medical care if symptoms like watery diarrhea and stomach cramps persist for more than a few days.

Morgantown Bank and Trust spotlights Lola as pet of the day.

Lola loves attention and pool days, and residents can meet her at Simpson County Animal Shelter (270-586-3125) to enjoy her cheerful company.

Former Spartan standout Griffin Rardin, named 4th Region Player of the Year with the Shelton State Community College Bucs, is set to begin his first season with Alabama’s top baseball program.

He is training with his father in Bowling Green before moving on to Tuscaloosa this fall.

Shelby Nunn, a South Warren alum and standout pitcher for both South Warren and WKU, was inducted into the KSCA Hall of Fame on June 20.

She celebrated a full-circle moment at the ceremony that honored her lasting impact on Bowling Green softball.

WKU Athletics announced Wednesday that the Big Red Bundle ticket package is returning at $600.

The package includes four tickets for every home game for football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and volleyball during the 2026—27 season and tickets will become available 24 hours before each game.

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.