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- Spring Breakers Descend on Mammoth Cave National Park
When you think of spring break you often think about vacation and relaxation, but what about more work?
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- Warren Central Fans Send Dragons Off to Rupp
Warren Central High School congratulates their boys basketball team for making the Sweet Sixteen Tournament.
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- Goodwill Opening New Store in Bowling Green
Goodwill plans to open a brand new facility in Bowling Green.
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- BG Wants Google High Speed Fiber Network
The City of Bowling Green is currently applying to be one of a select few communities that Google will deploy an experimental, high speed fiber network in.
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- Two Kentucky Counties May Share One Jail
Two central Kentucky counties are considering entering a regional jail arrangement, to ease overcrowding in one and provide jail services for the other.
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- WKU-Owensboro Campus Offering Free GRE Prep Course
WKU-Owensboro is offering a free GRE prep course March 19 and 26.
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- Lynne Breen's Funeral Arrangements
Funeral arrangements have been finalized for Lynne Breen.
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- Dana Corporation Closing Glasgow Plant
More than 100 jobs will soon be lost in Glasgow.
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- Vandals Wreck Animal Shelter, Kill Cats
The Leitchfield Animal Shelter in Grayson County is seeking the community's help to track down vandals who broke into the facility and tortured animals.
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- National City Becomes PNC Bank Today
On Monday, February 22, National City branches in Kentucky and southern Indiana opened their doors as PNC Bank, signaling an exciting transition for customers in this area.
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- WKU Ad & PR Agency Wins Awards
Western Kentucky University is home to the only full-service, student-run, revenue-generating advertising and public relations firm in the nation.
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- WKU Dedicates Snell Hall
The new Snell Hall, the latest piece of the transformation of Western Kentucky University’s science campus, was dedicated Monday afternoon, February 15.
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- Cupid's Cafe and Shop Benefits Student
Friday you can get your Valentine's Day shopping done while supporting a good cause.
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- "Jumping Jaguars" Jump-Start Heart Association Program
More than 160 schools in western Kentucky are doing their part in the prevention of heart disease.
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- American Heart Association Kicks Off Wear Red Day
People went red with their wardrobes Friday. Whether it was a red dress or a red t-shirt, it was all to support Go Red For Women, the American Heart Association's movement to help save lives.
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- WKU Bike Riders to Benefit Alzheimer's Research
A group of Western Kentucky University students will be cycling their way across the country in the name of Alzheimer's research this spring.
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- Community Connect To Help Out Local Families Again
A southern Kentucky organization is offering help to the homeless and low-income families for the second consecutive year.
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- Butler County Celebrating Bicentennial
There's a party going on in Butler County that's going to last all year long!
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- MLK Program Challenges Crowd
The celebration of Doctor Martin Luther King Junior's life continued Monday, as State Street Baptist Church played host to an MLK holiday celebration.
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- Hometown Hero: Horace Dunn
He's been the owner of Dunn's Barbecue for 12 years, but residents throughout the community say he does more by helping out anyone in need. Horace Dunn of Franklin is this week's Hometown Hero.
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- WKU Hosts Kentucky First Lego League State Robotics Championship
About 300 of the state's brightest students will be at Western Kentucky University this Saturday, January 9, showing off their skills in robotics, team work, and problem solving. It's the Kentucky First Lego League State Robotics Championship.
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- "Women Leading Kentucky" Offers Scholarships
Women Leading Kentucky is helping college sophomores and juniors.
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- WC Library Offers Free Down-loadable Books
New gadgets are plentiful this time of year, and the Warren County Public Library Is offering free down-loadable content for them.
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- BG KSP's "Cram the Cruiser" is Twice as Nice
This time of year, the Christmas spirit even affects state troopers.
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- Diane Sawyer Debuts on ABC's World News
Diane Sawyer began a new chapter in television journalism Monday night, when she took over the anchor desk at ABC's "World News."
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- Harlem Globetrotters Visit BG Boys and Girls Club
They travel the globe as a team, but today one of the players made a special stop in Bowling Green.
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- Third Annual Christmas for the Children
There's so many ways to give just a little, to make such a big difference for the less fortunate this Christmas.
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- Hanukkah Begins
Here in south central Kentucky many residents think of Christmas when they hear the word holiday. But an equally important and traditional holiday is already underway.
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- Houchens Center Shop Day
As the Houchens Center in Bowling Green celebrates its 31st annual Trees of Christmas display, it also features a holiday shop.
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- View From the Hill: Jody Richards Getting Honorary Doctorate
This week's View From the Hill features an extra special WKU Commencement for Kentucky State Representative Jody Richards.
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- "Santa to a Senior" Program Needs Gifts
Home Instead Senior Care is running its fifth annual "Santa to a Senior" program.
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- President Obama Hosts Job Summit
Bowling Green punches in as one of the most unemployment-ridden cities in America, and today President Obama did what he could to offer piece of mind to worried workers.
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- November Marks Adoption Awareness Month
It's a wonderful way to spread love and watch a family grown.
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- Christian Radio Station Doles Out Honors
An area radio station is giving back to those who help the community.
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- BRASS Celebrates Candlelight Vigil for Domestic Violence Victims
October has been proclaimed Domestic Violence Awareness month in Warren County.
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- Brownsville Disabled American Veterans Chapter Needs Help
A leaky roof, no heating or air, and walls and floors destroyed by termites. That's how members of Chapter 32 of the Disabled American Veterans in Edmonson County described their building before a much needed renovation recently started taking place.
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- Funniest Kid Around Getting National Attention
After this year's Funniest Kids Around competition, hosted by the Family Enrichment Center, the seven-year-old winner never thought he'd see so much attention.
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- After School Program Doing All It Can to Keep Doors Open
Nationwide, more than 4,300 Boys and Girls Club programs are making serious sacrifices just to stay in business, and the branch in Bowling Green is no different.
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- Bowling Green Gets Taste of Fine Dining for Good Cause
The "Taste of Bowling Green" gave visitors the opportunity to sample food and wine from area restaurants. All proceeds will go toward the Dream Factory, which grants dreams to critically and chronically ill children.
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- 13-Year-Old Morgantown Boy Overcomes Battle with Leukemia
Over the years, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital has given families and their children with cancer--hope. WBKO's Sam Provenzano takes us to one area community that celebrated a child's special homecoming.
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- Christmas Comes Early For Underprivileged Families
The "Christmas spirit" was in the air as volunteers from WBKO, Ashley Furniture, Flora Templeton Stuart and the Salvation Army teamed up for "Christmas for the Children."
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- Woodburn Hosts Open House For New Community Center
The city hosted an open house on Sunday, Dec. 16, for its new Community Center. State legislators Jim DeCesare and Brett Guthrie helped obtain an $80,000 grant to fund the project, which significantly helped Woodburn residents.
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- Local Youth Theatre Helps "Toys for Tots"
The youth involved in the performances of "Babes in Toyland" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" have been collecting toys for "Toys for Tots."
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- Auburn Parade Benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children
With Christmas a little more than two weeks away, holiday parades are in full swing. But on Dec. 9, members of an Auburn parade set out with the spirit to help others.
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- Bowling Green's Fountain Square Park Lights Up For Holidays
Bowling Green's Fountain Square Park will be a glow Dec. 7. The ceremonial lighting festivities kick-off at 5:30 p.m. and will run until 7:30 p.m.
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- Festival of Trees Runs Through Christmas
Has the hustle and bustle of the holiday season got you down already?The United Way of Southern Kentucky can help. They encourage you to stop by the Holiday Inn-Sloan Convention Center to relax, take a breather and enjoy their "Festival of Trees."
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- Area Church Kicks Off Holiday Season With Christmas Musical
Rich Pond Baptist Church is rehearsing for its Christmas musical, "Two From Galilee."
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- National Geographic Airs Show On Corvette Plant
The hour-long show about the Chevrolet Corvette Z-06 and the Bowling Green assembly plant will be featured on the "Ultimate Factories" series.
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- Holiday Lights Spectacular Begins Thanksgiving Night
The Winter Wonderland will include a giant movie screen that will show holiday classics, an ice-skating rink and two miles of Christmas lights.You can also check out WBKO's Christmas Village at the amusement park.
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- Community Education Receives Award For "Spellabration"
Bowling Green-Warren County's Community Education receives a star award from the Kentucky Community Education Association. Community Education received the award for its annual "Spellabration."
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