Good morning, Bowling Green.

Hulen Lee Sanders (76) passed away on Sept.

18 in Bee Spring, remembered for decades as a barber and Sanders’ Archery owner. Funeral service is at 11 a.m. today at Bee Spring Missionary Baptist Church, with visitations Sunday 1–7 p.m. and Monday 9–11 a.m.

Customers in the Sweden area lost power today after a squirrel interfered with a substation; crews from the Warren Rural Electric Cooperative (WREC) are working to restore service.

Greek-letter organizations performed step routines and shared their traditions at Downing Student Union on Friday, Sept.

18 during the NPHC Yard Show presented by Alpha Phi Alpha + the event also collected donations for a back-to-school drive.

BG Fiestaval celebrated its 10th anniversary this weekend in Bowling Green (highlighting decades of Hispanic traditions) during a lively celebration of community culture.

WKU Army ROTC hosted its 5K run on Saturday, Sept.

19 at Chaney’s Dairy Barn to honor 1st Lt. Eric D. Yates by raising funds for a memorial scholarship; winners received gift baskets while participants enjoyed water stops along the route.

WKU fought hard but lost 38-0 to Indiana on Saturday in Bloomington, with a tight first half that brought hope before the defense gave way.

The Hilltoppers will host Mercyhurst on Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. while coach Tyson Helton said the team needs to finish drives and boost offense.

Med Center Health 10K Classic was held Saturday, Sept.

19 at Bowling Green Ballpark. Titus Winders won the men’s 10K while Purity Sanga led the women’s race + wheelchair and 5K contests added to the competition.

Jamir Boards scored three first-half touchdowns to lead South Warren to a 42-0 win over Christian County on Friday at South Warren High School.

The Spartans will host Pulaski at 7 p.m. on Sept. 25.