Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.
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Two local shelters are helping more animals get adopted with special fee offers.
The Bowling Green shelter lets adopters spin a wheel to cut fees until Sept. 30, and the Logan County shelter offers a pay what you can program from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3.
Med Center Health’s Adult Day Center hosted its 4th Annual Celebrate Community Concert at Bowling Green Ballpark yesterday from 10 a.m. to noon, drawing about 450 adult day care clients from south-central Kentucky to enjoy live music + fellowship during National Adult Day Services Week.
Spirit Halloween opened a store on Campbell Lane in the former Trees n Trends building, with hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; Stacked High Deli now serves Chicago-style fare at the former G Dogs on East Main, and the Medical Center began offering Pluvicto for metastatic prostate cancer.
Independence Bank named Travis Keller as president-elect for its Warren County market and he will work with current president Brad Howard—who shifts to a senior advisory role early 2027.
Keller returns after 11 years as vice president and commercial loan officer, bringing deep local experience.
The National Corvette Museum will open its new Collections Facility for tours on Jan.
13 in Bowling Green. Tickets will be available on Dec. 1 and must be purchased in advance to explore behind-the-scenes spaces for preserving more than 200 Corvettes.
This fall, UnSeen BG offers tours — a new Little Chicago tour exploring Bowling Green's 1960s and 1970s criminal past plus a returning Pauline Tabor tour for adults.
Tours run from Sept. 25 through Oct. 31, and tickets are available online or by calling the RailPark and Train Museum.
WKU HonorsToppers mark 20 years today by hosting an event on campus that brings together current and former student ambassadors who have guided new honors students since 2006 + honoring their legacy at Mahurin Honors College.
The 2027-28 FAFSA will open after Oct.
1 for Kentucky students to apply for federal aid and state grants; early submission is advised as funds are limited (deadlines vary by state).
St. Joseph Catholic Church secured rezoning approval Thursday to support future school improvements, including a new daycare facility and a gym planned for later on campus.
The City+County Planning Commission approved changes to rezone 10 acres, clearing the way for the church's development projects.
Local pet owners can lock in current rates at Hotaling Spay/Neuter Clinic before prices rise Oct.
1, and free vaccines are available while supplies last.
On Thursday's edition of SOKY Speaks (Sept.
24), Ashlee Wilson, Rachel Trout and Matthew 25 discussed the upcoming Bowling Green Aids Walk to boost local AIDS awareness in Bowling Green.
Western Kentucky announced its Conference USA baseball slate on Wednesday and scheduled 27 games over nine series + five were hosted at Nick Denes Field.
The Hilltoppers played Middle Tennessee from March 26–28, traveled to Lynchburg and Georgia in April, and finished with Missouri State in May.
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