Good morning, Bowling Green.

Bowling Green native Jared McDuffy has worked (over six years) at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore where he supports customers, volunteers and affordable housing efforts.

He remains dedicated to serving community members with a people-first focus.

The Center for Courageous Kids in Bowling Green received $1.5 million from the state general assembly Tuesday morning (largest funding ever for its camp) to build a lodging facility for volunteers.

The camp will continue to offer safe, free programming for children with disabilities and chronic illnesses.

The National Corvette Museum celebrated 32 years of car history with a packed weekend of shows in Bowling Green.

Its new 66,000 sqft collections facility opened last August and public tours will start in 2027.

Local band Cage the Elephant will perform at the NFL Munich game halftime show on Nov.

15 at 9:30 a.m. ET at FC Bayern Munich Arena in Germany — the band began in Bowling Green and is known for its hit 'Cigarette Daydreams'.

The Kentucky Lottery set a record with $2.38 billion in fiscal year sales, topping last year by $224 million and boosting its total earnings to over $8 billion since 1989.

It supported statewide education funding and paid out a record $1.78 billion in prizes.

Dr. William Thornbury of T.J.

Regional Health urges residents not to skip annual checkups because early detection can prevent serious illness (a reminder after one patient overcame severe diabetes complications). He advises establishing a primary care relationship to keep up with essential immunizations and screenings.

Bowling Green is already using an app called Pulsara to connect EMS, hospitals & urgent care centers so patient details move quickly.

Med Center EMS director Seth Wilson led the local rollout and is hosting a town hall to expand the app statewide over the next six months.

Barren River Animal Welfare Association in Bowling Green welcomes potential adopters to meet Falcon (a gentle, affectionate adult dog) featured as Pet of the Day by Morgantown Bank and Trust; call 270-651-7297 for details.