Good morning, Bowling Green.

Volunteers at Warren County Public Schools unpacked school supplies during the 22nd annual Stuff the Bus event in Bowling Green + the supplies will soon be delivered to local families.

Ashlee Wilson and Steve Jantz discussed the Hospice Of Southern Kentucky Romanza Johnson Lotus Award Gala during Thursday's Sunrise Spotlight edition.

Greenwood High School completed its $52 million renovation after nine years of work, with new floors, a modern media center, and wider hallways.

Nearly 1,500 students will return on Wednesday, Aug. 12 (the Swamp).

Dr. Patti Minter (former state representative and WKU professor) was appointed to the Kentucky Board of Education by Gov. Andy Beshear and sworn in on Aug.

5; she will serve until April 14, 2030.

Nursing student Camryn Holder received a free car on Thursday from Pinnacle Financial Partners in partnership with the NABC Recycled Rides program to help overcome transportation barriers, as she was nominated by staff at SKYCTC to ease travel for classes and clinicals.

On Thursday, Team Kentucky honored 11 Kentucky State Police civilian employees including Haley Delph of Post Three in Bowling Green — named 2025 Civilian of the Year for her work at the Western Forensic Laboratory — as Gov. Andy Beshear thanked the award winners for their exceptional service.

Lawless Orthodontics will host its 16th annual free braces screening event this Thursday as part of its Smiles Change Lives partnership to offer free orthodontic care to qualifying children ages 7 to 18 in Bowling Green.

At WKU football’s local media day, new offensive coordinator Bodie Reeder—hailing from Middle Tennessee State—explained his player-led strategy to shape the offense during fall camp.

The Hilltoppers will open against Nevada on Sept. 5.

Logan County will host the 2026 Football Frenzy Preview, presented by Bowling Green Fireplace and Grill, as the Cougars (six returning top scorers) prepare to face Daviess County at Lewisburg Bank Bowl on Aug.

21.