Good morning, Bowling Green.

Nine years after Brittney Gorman Parrish died, her family and the community honored her memory at Monday, Sept.

14 Birdies for Brittney Golf Tournament at Indian Hills Country Club. The event awarded $215,000 in scholarships & $100,000 in grants to nonprofits and high school seniors who volunteered.

Glory Baby Ministry has partnered with A Mother’s Village to provide grief coaching and lactation support to families facing pregnancy and infant loss.

The program will include a Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Event on Oct. 15 at The Venue on Adams Street.

Community leaders in Elkton are asking the Kentucky Historical Society for a state marker to honor Todd County Training School (a segregated institution that closed in 1963) and preserve its Black education legacy through a proposal by school board member Greg Russell to mark the old bus lot.

Bowling Green resident Kim Lindgren received the State Lead Ambassador of the Year Award Sunday night in Washington, D.C. for her cancer advocacy work + leading volunteer campaigns for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.

On Saturday, the First Latin American and Caribbean Festival brought music+food, dance and cultural performances from many countries to Lampkin Park.

Organized by the Hispanic Community Alliance, the event aimed to showcase Bowling Green’s diverse community and encourage young generations to celebrate their heritage.

Charter Senior Living of Bowling Green joined tens of thousands of assisted living communities for National Assisted Living Week that kicked off Monday.

Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott and City Commissioners Sue Parrigen and Melinda Hill read the proclamation in a ceremony themed (Shining Through the Years).

A local fundraiser to support 10-year-old Sawyer Burch in his fight against a rare condition is scheduled for Sept.

26 in Bowling Green. His family thanks locals for help with treatment approval and ongoing research funding (over $500K has been raised so far).

Barrell is a three-and-a-half-year-old dog that loves treats and thinks he’s a lap dog; he already knows ‘sit’ and ‘paw’ and can learn more with training.

His adoption fee is fully covered so families can meet him at the Logan County Animal Shelter (call 270-726-2186).

South Warren’s boys’ golf team finished third at the Danny Spillman BGIT on Saturday at Bowling Green Country Club, posting a 25-over par 313 and earning the top finish among area teams.