Good morning, Bowling Green.

WKU students won the overall title and top prizes in seven categories at the AIFD National Symposium in Orlando, Florida earlier this month; the win highlights the strength of WKU's Agricultural and Floristry programs.

WKU held its third Camp CARE for students aged 13 to 15, using mock surgeries and expert talks to spark interest in medical fields.

Leaders said the camp builds local ties — a key step in encouraging students to stay — and helps them explore health care careers.

Med Center Health is running a five-week summer teen ambassador program that gives 25 students ages 14-17 a chance to explore healthcare careers by rotating through hospital departments at Bowling Green, where they assist staff and learn about clinical and support roles.

Butterfinger is a pet of the day presented by Morgantown Bank and Trust.

The 7 month old dog loves chasing toys and treats—call Simpson County Animal Shelter at 2705863125 for more details.

South Warren High's four senior Spartans earned NFCA All-America honors after an undefeated season that ended with a state championship; shortstop McLaine Hudson, utility pitcher Layla Ogden, third baseman Parker Willoughby and outfielder Hadley Borders will play college softball at Florida State, Western Kentucky, Ohio State and Missouri.

WKU softball head coach Amy Tudor on Monday, July 13, announced that Taylor Proctor Hunt will serve as the director of softball operations; Hunt returns from South Warren High School and helped the Spartans win a state championship.

The SOKY Lady Soldiers won a USSSA 8-under softball title last weekend in Glasgow by rallying to win 15-14 with a walk-off hit.

The team, featuring players from Allen, Barren, Hart, and Warren counties + remained unbeaten throughout the tournament.

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.