Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of August.
Good morning, Bowling Green.
Phyllis Woods has served as a crossing guard for 17 years (a trusted friend to many) and helps children cross safely every morning.
She said her work is about the kids (and the community feels like home), assuring parents of her constant presence.
Need More Acres Farm is expanding its Allen County property with a new food hub that adds cold storage (dry storage, root cellar), a classroom and kitchen to support Food is Medicine and farm-to-school programs; expansion lets the farm buy from 30+ local farmers weekly and improve year-round produce access.
Monday's Sunrise Spotlight featured Ashlee Wilson, Rachel Jackson, and Amanda Nichols discussing the upcoming Recovery in Unity Block Party.
The segment shared key event plans and urged locals to watch for more details (stay tuned for updates).
WKU President Timothy Caboni spoke on Monday, Aug.
17, noting record retention and 4,792 awarded degrees—plans were made to shift dorm management to Gilbane and reopen housing this fall. He said the university will launch a data science doctorate program in fall 2027 along with two certificate courses.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet released a report on traffic impacts across District 3 from Aug.
16 through Aug. 21; projects on I-165, KY 90, and several U.S. highways in Barren, Logan, Metcalfe, Todd, & Warren Counties will bring lane closures, lower speed limits, and delays until fall 2026 or later.
Following a Massachusetts trial that raised awareness on postpartum psychosis, mothers in Bowling Green shared their personal experiences while local experts urge anyone with symptoms to seek help (using 9-8-8 in a crisis) today.
On Saturday, Med Center Health marked its 100th year with a ribbon cutting for the new High Street Tower on The Medical Center campus (built on the former site of High Street School) that now houses women’s and newborn services; local officials proclaimed Aug.
15 as Med Center Health Day.
Retailer Pappagallo at 2020 Scottsville Road in Bowling Green invites shoppers to explore its Fall 2026 collection today.
The store offers sophisticated cashmere, tweed, and outerwear that combine comfort + luxury for refreshed looks.
The Bluegrass Golf Tour announced the 2026 Players of the Year in several Boys and Girls divisions after a season with over 50 events.
Trophy winners will get invitations to the Bluegrass Cup on Oct. 24 at Crosswinds Golf Course + VIP invites to compete in the 2027 World Championship in Ireland.
The Bowling Green football team is regrouping after a challenging season that ended 6-7 and a playoff loss; Coach Spader said key players, including freshman quarterback Anthony Davis, are working to improve their finish ahead of a season opener on Sept.
18 + a tough schedule awaits.
The 47th Med Center Health 10K Classic will take place on Saturday, Sept.
19 at the Bowling Green Ballpark and will feature a 10K, 5K, wheelchair race, and a Children’s Classic. Volunteers needed for event support should call Breonna Shanklin (270-796-5543) as registration is now open for this long-standing tradition.
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