Good morning, Bowling Green.

Warren County residents can buy one adult Cave Boat Tour ticket and get one free for a child 12 and under at Lost River Cave today and tomorrow.

Tickets must be purchased in person with proof of residency—offer is limited.

Bowling Green Chamber honored 29 businesses including AKFA Aluminum Solutions as Business of the Year at its annual Targeted Business Awards event Thursday at Knicely Conference Center.

The awards recognize 24 projects with $178 million invested and 740 new jobs driving regional growth.

PokeKon Fest will take over the National Corvette Museum Convention Center (350 Corvette Drive) on Saturday, Nov.

14 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., bringing Pokemon collectors, vendors and families together to trade, shop and play.

Friends of Mammoth Cave National Park received a grant from the National Park Foundation to expand field trips, classroom visits, and virtual ranger programs (supporting 17,500 local students with lessons in nature, science and history) that will launch in the coming school year.

Living Hope Baptist Church in Bowling Green held a visitation on Saturday for Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips, who died Monday in the line of duty; his funeral is today at noon at WKU's E.A.

Diddle Arena as Governor Andy Beshear invites community members to pay their respects.

Warren East used Foley Football on Friday to win 28 to 7 over the Patriots in Allen County Scottsville + the victory earned a five-game win streak before their bye; Coach Foley said fixing penalties is key for tougher upcoming matchups.

Western Kentucky coach Travis Hudson became the school’s single sport wins leader with his 816th victory when his team swept Missouri State at E.A.

Diddle Arena on Friday night. He surpassed former baseball coach Joel Murrie, marking a milestone in WKU athletics.