Good morning, Bowling Green.

Park City officials are developing the John Muir Legacy Trail (inspired by Muir’s 1867 journey) that will link Mammoth Cave and downtown Bowling Green; a feasibility study is also examining an off-road trail to improve regional access, safety, and tourism.

Habitat for Humanity's ReStore now offers a drop-off area at the front of its Bowling Green location, right across from Hot Rods Stadium, where volunteers can assist with donations & provide tax receipts.

For large items, the free pick-up service spans all of Warren County & supports affordable housing programs.

Ervin Houchens started a tiny store (12 by 20 ft) in 1917 and introduced self-service shopping in Bowling Green; his legacy continues with a posthumous induction into the Kentucky Entrepreneur Hall of Fame Class of 2026.

The ceremony will be held Nov. 4 in Lexington.

Bowling Green Police Chief Michael Delaney was named 2026 Police Chief of the Year at the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Lexington.

The award honors his leadership, commitment to community engagement and building trust between officers + locals.

Today, Gov. Beshear recognized the Kentucky State Police for using an armored Chevrolet Suburban to rescue a citizen and local law enforcement officers who were under fire on Chestnut Grove Road.

The agency will continue investing in advanced tools+like the Rook to protect the community.

Local officials announced a $2.1M grant program to fund projects that will enhance safety in neighborhoods around Bowling Green.

The program, detailed on Aug. 13, will support upgrades to public services and local infrastructure.

On Aug. 13, a dead bat found in Warren County tested positive for rabies + local health experts advise pet owners to safeguard their pets from potential exposure.

The Bowling Green Hot Rods beat the Frederick Keys 6-2 on Wednesday at Nymeo Field (Frederick, Maryland) with extra inning runs from Ryan McCoy and Noah Myers while Jacob Hartlaub pitched a perfect ninth inning.

Kentucky Downs in Franklin will host live horse racing from Aug.

29 to Sept. 9 with VIP and general admission options offered. The Mint in Bowling Green and Franklin will run gaming promotions and a Hawaiian shirt giveaway on Aug. 30 plus a John Denver Tribute concert on Sept. 19.