Good morning, Bowling Green.

Operation P.R.I.D.E. raised a 50x80 American flag—its largest and 17th—outside the new Bowling Green Area Convention and Visitors Bureau building off Ewing Way on Friday, July 10.

The flag sat atop a 192-ft pole allowed by the FAA, according to former mayor Johnny Webb.

The Bungalows at Bowling Green hosted a veteran photoshoot that celebrated military service with veterans and their spouses sharing decades of memories and family stories.

The event honored local heroes, including a 99-year-old Korean War veteran, and helped bridge past experiences + future inspiration for the community.

The Salvation Army of Bowling Green urges residents to donate money this summer as seasonal contributions decline while the need for assistance remains high.

Capt. Joshua Keaton said donations help provide food, shelter, and utility support to local families.

On Friday’s edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson joined Jenson and Darla Day to talk about Jenson’s upcoming book launch for 'Different People Change the World.' The discussion set the stage for the event scheduled later this week.

Western Kentucky University’s 42nd VAMPY summer camp concludes today in Bowling Green, offering 7th-10th graders challenging courses in subjects like chemistry, humanities, and pop culture — along with social activities that help campers build lasting friendships.

The Woodburn Fire Department has ordered a Pierce fire engine to replace its 36-year-old Engine 54 and expects it to be ready by September, with construction at the Pierce Manufacturing facility (Bradenton, Florida) to serve the Woodburn community and Warren County.

Kiki is featured as pet of the day, showing her gentle nature and welcoming those who love caring animals.

Residents can visit Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society (270-783-9404) to meet her and learn more.

More than 90 golfers from six states competed Wednesday at Indian Hills Country Club in the National Drive, Chip, Putt qualifier for sub-regional spots, with Bowling Green players (including Tillman Schardein and Kipton Holt) (using three shots in driving, chipping, and putting) advancing to compete next month.

In Friday’s edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson and Greg Barnard from the Barren County Flames Special Olympics Team discussed the upcoming Battle of the Barrens, a community sports event drawing local interest.

The BGFC Lions U19 soccer team and two SKY BG Elite teams are heading to Salt Lake City this weekend for the U.S. Youth Soccer national championships.

The teams (the first from their clubs to reach nationals) recently triumphed at state contests and will face top competition Monday.

Bowling Green Hot Rods beat the Hub City Spartanburgers 10-8 on Thursday at Fifth Third Park in Spartanburg—Ryan McCoy went 3-for-5 with a home run while the bullpen allowed one earned run in the win.

Western Kentucky University introduced the Big Red Bundle ticket package for $600, giving fans four tickets to every home game for football, volleyball and basketball.

The package is now on sale and offers families a new way to support local athletics while traditional season tickets remain available.

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.