Good morning, Bowling Green.

The fourth annual Arts in the Park celebration took over Basil Griffin Park as Warren County Parks and Recreation, the Warren County Public Library, and the Bowling Green Kiwanis Club joined forces, featuring multiple arts and crafts activities.

WKU adopted the Climbing to Greater Heights strategic plan on Aug.

13 to boost school spirit, student success, and employee support while strengthening ties with the Bowling Green community — nearly 50 faculty and staff developed goals to be met by WKU’s 125th anniversary in 2031.

Howard Bailey, a retired vice president for Student Affairs at WKU known for his fairness, passed on Aug.

18. Memorial services for Bailey are scheduled for Monday, Aug. 24 at JC Kirby Funeral Home on Lovers Lane and for Tuesday, Aug. 25 at State Street Baptist Church.

Tristar Greenview Regional Hospital unveiled a major upgrade to its cardiac catheterization lab today, featuring new image-guided therapy technology to give cardiologists clearer visuals during life-saving procedures.

Monroe County defeated Warren Central 21 to 0 on Friday at Warren Central High School in Bowling Green after early errors led to a shutout.

Both teams will face new opponents on Aug. 28 (Warren Central with Franklin-Simpson and Monroe County with Allen County Scottsville).

Griffin Jackson - a top golfer from Glasgow High School - finished second in the Trojan Cup to start the season and won the Boys 2A Section 2 Tournament last week; he was named WCLU Athlete of the Week presented by Arrow Safety.