Good morning, Bowling Green.

Bowling Green firefighters will travel to Nashville this weekend to join the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb honoring 343 first responders killed on Sept.

11. Twenty-five crew members will each climb 110 floors carrying full gear (each representing a fallen firefighter) to commemorate the attacks.

A blind Standardbred mare named Abby was rescued from a Texas kill pen and delivered to Rainhill Equine Facility on July 21, where she now adjusts to a safer life as part of a sanctuary caring for 34 blind horses (highlighting the ongoing need for rescue efforts).

Local leaders and residents in Bowling Green held a memorial service on Sept.

11 to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 — speakers and community groups honored those affected.

Betty Hardison has worked 32 years at the National Corvette Museum, remaining the last of the original team and a key resource for historical facts.

Leaders praise her strong commitment that has helped preserve the museum’s legacy and connect Corvette fans in the community.

Legacy Christian Academy hosted a 9/11 We Remember assembly (honoring those lost and recognizing local first responders and veterans) to help students understand the sacrifice that protects our community.

The annual event offered a chance for students to learn about history and appreciate true heroes.

Flash flooding occurs when heavy rain fills drainage too quickly and creates dangerous currents for pedestrians (it takes just six inches of water to pose a serious risk).

Residents should heed local warnings to stay safe during heavy downpours.

Pupperton, a one-year-old 12-pound Chihuahua with a big personality, is featured by Morgantown Bank and Trust today.

He is available for adoption at Hart County Animal Shelter (call 270-524-1692) for anyone looking to welcome a loving pet.

The fall auction season is back in South Central Kentucky (a cherished tradition) as families, farmers, and collectors gather to bid on estate sales, farmland, and classic cars.

Events during autumn will create local business opportunities and strengthen community ties.

The Hilltoppers will face No. 2 Georgia today at 11:45 a.m. in Athens on the SEC Network.

Coming off a 49-14 loss at Nevada, the team will aim to improve during a three-game stretch — with a contest against Indiana later.

Coach Amy Tudor of the Hilltoppers announced five October softball games, set to begin with a doubleheader against Lindsey Wilson on Oct.

2 at 4 p.m., continue with home games on Oct. 13 — 14 and Oct. 21, and end with a road doubleheader at Purdue on Oct. 25.