Good morning, Bowling Green.

United Way of Southern Kentucky celebrates 10 years of offering essential health and human resources to residents—from tire repairs + rent help available through 2-1-1.

The organization looks forward to helping even more people in the future.

The Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society has introduced Lacey (a one-year-old short hair calico cat) as Pet of the Week; she is available for adoption at the local shelter.

Lost River Cave will host Cocktails and Trails on Friday night at 2818 Nashville Road as the sun sets and the cave comes alive — each ticket and donation supports nature education, park trails, and conservation of seven natural ecosystems in the 72-acre park.

The event blends nature with nightlife.

On Wednesday's Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson introduced Jim Page as the new president & CEO of the Chamber of Commerce.

Page is expected to lead local business initiatives.

Governor Andy Beshear will discuss his new book at the Capitol Tuesday, Sept.

29 at 6 p.m. during an event hosted by Warren County Public Library — tickets are required to claim one of 500 free copies.

Twenty-four local golfers played Tuesday at Indian Hills Country Club in the 107th Kentucky Open, and three WKU men’s players are teeing off today in the final round.

Former Hot Rods pitcher Ryan Pennell began his first full season as the team’s pitching coach after returning to Bowling Green.

He worked in various roles in the Tampa Bay system, including video coordination and coaching in Australia, and now brings on-field experience to help his players.