Good morning, Bowling Green.

The Glasgow Police Department and Barren County Sheriff’s Office held their annual 'Cram the Cruiser' school supply drive on Thursday to collect donations for students before the new school year.

Glasgow Independent Schools start on Aug. 26 while Barren County Schools begin on Aug. 12.

An 11-year-old cancer survivor became a baker for a day as law enforcement guided her in mixing treats and building lasting memories in a local kitchen.

The feel-good event brought a sweet moment for community members.

Retired Air Force Brig.

Gen. Dan Cherry received the DAR Medal of Honor on Friday at Aviation Heritage Park, recognizing his lifetime of military service and leadership in preserving local aviation history. He said the award felt especially meaningful with his daughters present.

Travelers exiting Interstate 65 in Smiths Grove now see clear wayfinding signs guiding them to local attractions — downtown, the Antique District, Bluegrass Vineyard and Balance Distilling Company.

Officials say the project will boost local tourism by encouraging visitors to explore hidden gems.

Disability Pride Month honors the achievements of people with disabilities and notes the upcoming anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on Sunday.

Bowling Green-based nonprofit The Hive, Inc. reminds visitors that every month is a time to celebrate inclusion.

Barn Lot Theater presents Harvey by Mary Chase today at its local venue, inviting community members to enjoy a lively performance that brings local arts to the spotlight.

Children from Kentucky Kids on the Block summer camp performed puppet shows Friday using handmade puppets while learning styles like shadow and marionette puppetry & creative skills.

Sponsored by the Rotary Club, the camp engaged kids ages 6 to 12 in a fun and educational experience.

Logan County High School finished a $33 million renovation that added new greenhouses, a performing arts center, and a secure front entrance to meet state safety guidelines.

Superintendent Dan Costellow said further facility improvements are planned over the next four years.

Chico is a 4-year-old pit bull mix with a muscular build and a goofy heart now looking for a loving home at Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society; potential adopters can call (270) 842-8572 for more details.

The 107th Kentucky Open – a three-day tournament – will start Tuesday at Indian Hills Country Club with 156 players including local pros and amateurs.

Organized by the Kentucky Golf Association, the event will crown a champion on Thursday.