Good morning, Bowling Green.

First Christian Church Community Grocery at 1106 State St. helps local families facing rising costs by offering food assistance twice a week.

The service is open Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:45 p.m., serving 50 & 90 families.

Presley’s Promise will sell KSP stickers at Meltdown Ice Cream (6-9 p.m.) Friday to raise funds for fallen Trooper Hayden Phillips’ family and the Kentucky State Police Foundation.

Tommy Modeszto, joined by Patrick McKinney and Donte Hyman, appeared on Tuesday's SOKY Speaks to discuss Little Big Local Fest and Big Local Thump, two upcoming community events that will engage residents this week.

Hometown Girls has opened in Park City's former Masonic Lodge, where co-owners Tameron Shaw and City Commissioner Bonita Martin offer artists a space to keep all their sales proceeds while planning to serve coffee and hold a ribbon cutting (date to be announced).

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Barren River Area Safe Space reminds anyone in crisis that help is available through its hotline.

Survivor Elizabeth Wood and staff member Tori Henninger stress the need for safe escape plans and support for those facing abuse in Bowling Green.

The Medical Center at Bowling Green offers Pluvicto, an advanced radiopharmaceutical therapy that targets metastatic prostate cancer cells directly & aims to improve treatment outcomes and quality of life.

It is the first treatment of its kind in the region.

Western Kentucky redshirt senior Mia Riddick was named Conference USA Goalkeeper of the Week Tuesday, marking her third honor this season after playing all 180 minutes in two shutout wins.

WKU will face Delaware on Sunday at noon.

Glasgow sophomore Griffin Jackson posted a 1-under 71 on Tuesday at Bowling Green Country Club (BGCC) during Day 1 of the Boys’ State Golf Finals.

He will tee off at 9:12 a.m. today as the state finals continue.