Good morning, Bowling Green.

Jennifer Kash is set to lead The Foundry Christian Community Center with over 30 years of leadership experience.

She will begin her role on Aug. 3 on Bowling Green’s west side, promising new opportunities for families.

United Way of Southern Kentucky hosted its annual Day of Caring with nearly 700 volunteers from six counties who improved nonprofit facilities and outdoor spaces.

A team from Warren County Public Schools and partners like American Bank and Trust worked at New Path Recovery Home to create a safer environment.

After Tuesday night storms, about 4,500 people were still without power on Wednesday morning across parts of the state (with 1,858 in Metcalfe County), as crews from Scottsville and Lafayette worked to repair broken wires, toppled trees and damaged poles; some areas may see power restored only later Thursday.

Bowling Green Fire Department announced plans for a new fire station to serve a growing community—preparations are underway to improve emergency services.

The project will move forward after further planning reviews.

Morgantown Bank and Trust presents Diesel (energetic and playful), a dog who loves to run, explore, and interact with others but may need time to build trust; Loving Paws of the South invites local pet lovers to call 270-202-2180 to meet Diesel today.

The Mint Kentucky Downs in Franklin announced its 2026 racing schedule on Tuesday — the track will host seven race days between Aug.

29 and Sept. including the U.S. Open of Turf Championships over Labor Day Weekend and live broadcast on Sept. 5 at 3 p.m. on WNKY NBC 40.

WKU Softball has named former Hilltopper Taylor Hunt as its new director of softball operations — she returns after coaching at South Warren High School and helping the Spartans win a state championship.

Hunt brings years of coaching experience to The Hill.