Good morning, Bowling Green.

The Salvation Army has been offering an overflow shelter for up to 40 people on cold nights when temperatures drop below 35 degrees.

The service has provided a safe place for residents for about 15 days around Thanksgiving.

FHLB Cincinnati has allocated nearly $3M through its Affordable Housing Program to support three local rental projects—Community 461 and LifeWorks Annex in Bowling Green and Houston Heights in Scottsville.

The funding will help create almost 3,000 affordable units across the region.

A Greenwood High freshman, 15, expanded her 'Winter for the Homeless' project that began in 2019 by collecting backpacks with food, hygiene items, and warm gear for those in need across Bowling Green.

She and her family now distribute the supplies (planning to double the number this winter).

Bowling Green High School held a Holidays from Around the World event Wednesday afternoon as 130 students from 17 countries shared food, games, and cultural presentations in the basketball arena, auxiliary gym, and performing arts center.

Principal Kyle McGraw said the event helped students learn about different traditions and prepare for a diverse future.

Shirley Solzman, a first grade teacher at Foundation Christian Academy, was named National Teacher of the Year by the National Christian School Association.

She has taught for 49 years and helped grow the school into a multi building campus with over 500 students — marking her lasting impact on education.

The Public Works department is prepping roads for winter using 2,000 tons of salt coated with magnesium chloride to boost safety on key state and county routes.

City officials advise drivers to wash off salt within 24 hours (to prevent vehicle damage) when icy conditions occur.

Allie Browning, owner of downtown Volume 2 Hair Studio, will see her health plan cost jump from $85 to $285 if healthcare credits expire, affecting her treatment for multiple sclerosis.

Local health advocates warn rising costs may force residents to delay essential care.

BG Puck Classic—Kentucky’s only pond hockey tournament—will be held at the SOKY Ice Rink on Jan.

31 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with a draft party on Jan. 30 at Swing City Golf and a guest appearance by Steve Carlson, drawing 60 players.

Barren County’s Trojans beat the Russellville Panthers 65-46 in a game where key plays by players like Weston Shelton and Kade Hardy made the difference.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Phoenix Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a heartwarming production filled with laughter and holiday spirit.

Radiant Christmas Tree Sip & Paint Night

7-9 p.m. — White Squirrel Brewery — Ticket includes $5 drink voucher — Create a stunning Christmas tree masterpiece while enjoying festive drinks and guided artistic support.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

7:30-8:30 PM — Phoenix Theatre, Chestnut St — Tickets available — Experience a heartwarming holiday production filled with laughter and joy from The Public Theatre of Kentucky.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Phoenix Theatre — Family-friendly event — Enjoy a heartwarming production filled with laughter and holiday spirit.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

3-4 p.m. — Phoenix Theatre, Bowling Green, KY — Cost info not specified — A heartwarming production filled with laughter and holiday spirit.

UTEP Miners vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Women's Basketball

12-2 p.m. — E.A. Diddle Arena — Check website for ticket prices — Catch the Lady Toppers in action against UTEP in a thrilling matchup.