Good morning, Bowling Green.

A Vietnam War veteran returned to flying today in Bowling Green, marking a heartening milestone for local aviation fans.

The announcement highlights his renewed passion for flight and brings a spirit of community resilience.

Amy Luttrell, president and CEO of Goodwill Kentucky, announced her retirement after leading the nonprofit since 2014.

The board has begun a national search for a successor to keep helping Kentuckians build pathways out of poverty.

Warren County Public Library launched Senior Social Hour on Tuesday, Aug.

11 to give local seniors a monthly space to connect and enjoy various activities (17 people attended the first session). Future meetings will offer guest speakers, games and crafts for continued social fun.

Warren County Public Schools held an open house Tuesday for its new Impact Center for Leadership and Innovation, giving the community a look at 18 career pathways before classes begin today.

About 800 students will use specialized labs including aviation and artificial intelligence (the center was planned for five years).

Officials inspected a section of the Whiskey Run stormwater system beneath downtown and found corrosion, rust and deformation from heavy loads.

Engineers will soon map the system with a robotic tool and lasers to guide repairs, while a new stormwater fee begins Jan. 1, 2027.

BGPD is preparing for increased traffic and more buses today as schools begin the new academic year - local routes have been adjusted to support safe student travel.

Residents may face routine delays around school zones.

Butler County football team is preparing for Football Frenzy 2026 on August 21 at home against Breckenridge County.

The team is focusing on five pillars to handle adversity after a tough start last season and plans to play as a united group on Friday nights.

The Bowling Green Hot Rods announced their 2027 home game schedule with 66 games at Bowling Green Ballpark from April through August.

The season begins on April 6 with a six-game series against the Hudson Valley Renegades (New York Yankees).

WKU soccer senior defender Kora Kipley joined News 40’s Cole Scott to discuss a historic 2025 season and preview plans for 2026 as the Hilltoppers prepare to host Missouri tomorrow at the WKU Soccer Complex at 7 p.m., presented by Franklin Bank and Trust.

Warren East’s Lady Raiders posted a season-opening 7-0 win over Grayson County on Monday, as junior Denise Carlson scored a hat trick and Kynleigh Barrick made five saves (setting up their Saturday away match in Green County).