Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 2nd of August.
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🏘️ Community
Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society took in 20 beagles Friday from a Middle Tennessee breeder as part of a multi-state rescue operation amid a full shelter.
Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society took in 20 beagles Friday from a Tennessee breeder as part of a multi-state rescue when the shelter was full; over 60 adoption applications have been received and the society seeks volunteers to care for the dogs.
🌲 Environment
On Saturday, Aug. 1, heavy rain and strong winds knocked down brush, limbs and trees along Murphy Road in Warren County, and officials confirmed no tornado touchdown + cleanup is expected to start quickly.
🏛️ Government
More than 30 firefighters from Warren County and Bowling Green Fire Departments are undergoing swift water rescue technician training this weekend (with five hours Friday, 16 hours Saturday, and planned exercises today), coordinated by Warren County Emergency Management in Bowling Green.
Kentucky State Police are ramping up traffic safety with checkpoints starting this month across nearly 20 counties; Post 4 in Elizabethtown will inspect drivers' equipment, licenses, and registrations, while Post 15 in Columbia will also check child restraints (and impaired driving).
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