Good morning, Bowling Green.

BRACAC held a luncheon Friday to thank volunteers and major donors for the ninth Over the Edge event.

The fundraiser raised over $170,000 this year (with a record $16,000 from Warren County Public Schools), bringing the total to $1.2 million since it began.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library invites donations for Give Like Dolly Day to support its free book program.

The United Way of Southern Kentucky raises funds to cover a $175,000 annual cost — up $30,000 since her passing — with contributions via text Dolly925 to 44834.

Bowling Green singer Eden Valor received an unforgettable surprise when H.E.R. joined her on stage during her Friday performance on the Jennifer Hudson Show.

The televised appearance highlighted her passion for connecting with her audience and marked a memorable moment in her music career.

The Kentucky Museum at WKU hosted a tribute to Dolly Parton on Friday, Sept.

25, featuring exhibits that showcased her music and legacy - local fans gathered to honor her lasting influence.

Carmen Gaskins, a retired SKYCTC professor, established the Gaskins Scholarship to help former student Jackson Blackford pursue a career in IT.

The scholarship will cover assistive technology costs, supporting Blackford in achieving independent living.

Retired Gen. Chance Saltzman explained the need to protect U.S. space interests and grow the Space Force during a Bowling Green Rotary Club meeting on Wednesday.

The talk focused on space control and plans to double the force in the coming years (former USSF chief).

Western Kentucky’s Hilltoppers host Mercyhurst today at Houchens-Smith Stadium at 6 p.m. after an 0-3 road start — coach Tyson Helton said the team is ready to fight hard for its first win on home turf.

Greenwood boys' soccer team scored hat tricks by Rai and Lokole in a 9-2 win over Russellville on Thursday and will face Paul Laurence Dunbar in Lexington on Saturday.

Greenwood's Lady Gators earned a win with a score of 3 to 2 over South Warren on Thursday at Greenwood High School.

The five set match celebrated the seniors' final home game in the Swamp and showed the team overcoming a slow start and a top hitter injury.