Good morning, Bowling Green.

Rachel Coulter celebrated 10 years at Allen County’s Community Action of Southern Kentucky and began her work when she was a student at Allen County-Scottsville High School through an income-based summer program—she has devoted herself to serving the community.

Local Vietnam veterans took a bus tour this weekend from Aviation Heritage Park to Frankfort to visit the Vietnam War memorial, where DAR members organized the trip along with state police and Rolling Thunder plus officials read a proclamation and explained the memorial’s design history.

Community members gathered on October 4 at Hot Rods Stadium for the Walk To End Alzheimer’s where 250 people added floral tributes and joined an opening ceremony and walk.

The fundraiser collected about $83,000 and plans to double its funds to support research, a 24/7 helpline and support services.

LaKeisha Brookins started her eyelash business four years ago and now operates a lash vending machine at PJ’s College of Cosmetology on Russellville Rd that celebrated its first birthday at the end of September — she offers a variety of eyelash strips from glitter to party wear.

Western Kentucky University stopped supporting its Pride Center after a new state law—Kentucky House Bill 4—banned dedicated resources and meeting space at the Downing Student Union; the center, opened in 2017, now must operate independently without university aid.

Today the Warren County Fire Department wears pink to honor those fighting breast cancer— it started a hood replacement program that cleans and replaces gear exposed to dangerous conditions.

The Western Kentucky women’s golf team scored 9-over par 293 on Sunday at the Mercedes Benz Intercollegiate in Knoxville and will play today with a two-stroke gap to ninth place.

WKU senior Sydney Hackett bounced back from early bogeys and posted three straight birdies to score a 69—tying for fourth overall.

Glasgow’s Lady Scotties ended their title drought since 2015 by rallying from a one-goal deficit to win 3-1 against Warren East on October 5 and advance to the Region 4 tournament—this win marked a major turnaround for the team.

Western Kentucky's volleyball team won a 3—0 match against Missouri State on October 4 in Springfield, Missouri—set scores were 25—20, 25—13, 25—14.

The team posted a .489 hitting percentage and racked up 51 kills while sophomore Alivia Skidmore and junior Izzy Van De Wiele led the effort.

The Scotties beat Warren East 4-1 in the Boys’ 15th District Tournament title game in Glasgow—securing their third straight championship.

Key plays by Owen Travis and Ronaldo Puldon helped lead the team to victory.

Western Kentucky freshman Mackenzie Howard scored the game-winning goal in the final seconds on Sunday in Huntsville, Texas—giving the Hilltoppers a one to zero win over Sam Houston and moving them into first place in Conference USA standings.

WKU will play Missouri State on Oct 12 at 1 p.m. CT in Springfield, Missouri.

Gov't Mule Performance

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) — Tickets available — Experience a night of rock with the acclaimed band Gov't Mule featuring Warren Haynes.

Relay for Life 2025

3-8 p.m. — Bowling Green Ballpark — Donations appreciated — Participate in a community walk to fight cancer with hope and remembrance.

WKU Football vs. FIU Panthers

7-11 p.m. — Houchens Industries L. T. Smith Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Hilltoppers during their annual Black Out game against the Panthers.

Puppy Pals Live Show

5:30-9:30 p.m. — Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) — Tickets required — Experience the thrill as talented rescue dogs showcase astonishing tricks in a family-friendly atmosphere.

Sam Houston Bearkats vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Women's Volleyball

6:00 p.m. — E.A. Diddle Arena — Cost not specified — Catch the exciting match between the Bearkats and Hilltoppers in a spirited collegiate volleyball showdown.

Downtown BGKY Harvest Festival 2025

11 AM – 4 PM — Fountain Row, 707 E Main Ave, Bowling Green, KY — Free admission — Celebrate the fall season with family-friendly activities, live music, and delicious local food trucks.

WKU Lady Toppers vs. New Mexico State Aggies Women's Soccer

1 p.m. — WKU Soccer Complex — Check for admission details — Catch the WKU Lady Toppers in action against New Mexico State in a thrilling soccer showdown.

Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Basketball

1-4 p.m. — Diddle Arena — Tickets from $45 — Experience the excitement of college basketball and witness future NBA stars in action.

WKU Volleyball vs. UTEP

12:00 p.m. — E.A. Diddle Arena — Free entry — Catch the WKU Volleyball team in action against the University of Texas at El Paso.

Spooky Floral Pumpkin Painting Night

7-9 p.m. — White Squirrel Brewery — $5 drink voucher included — Create a spooky yet chic pumpkin masterpiece while enjoying beverages and the Halloween spirit.