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The Hive in Scottsville expanded its operating days from two to four after receiving a nearly $150K grant on Aug.

10; the nonprofit added two part‑time positions to better serve families with developmental disabilities (and those who care for them) in Allen County and nearby areas.

Isaiah 117 House celebrated one year of serving foster children from three counties today, providing programs that support local kids.

BlueCotton made the INC.

5000 list for the second year in a row, underlining the company’s innovative business practices and strong revenue growth recognized nationwide.

At Friday's WKU Board of Regents meeting, officials announced that the estate of late Romanza Johnson provided a $2.8 million gift to support scholarships, Agriculture & Food Science, and related programs.

The generous contribution honors her legacy and 43 years of service in the community.

The Bowling Green Fire Department has released its 2025 Annual Report, detailing department operations and public safety efforts.

The report offers residents a clear view of last year’s performance and future priorities.

Tony Adams has transitioned smoothly to head coach of the Greenwood football team after replacing William Howard, and he is adjusting roles ahead of district play on Sept.

18 while filling key roster gaps.

South Warren senior Daniel Rivas scored 2 goals + 1 assist, helping the Spartans secure an 8-0 win over Greenwood on Thursday night.

The team prepares to host Warren Central on Tuesday.

Bowling Green resident Sheila Ford Duncan, a record-setting standout at UNC Asheville who led her team to the 1984 NAIA National Championship, will be inducted into the Western North Carolina Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct.

4 at the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville.