Sarah Walters

Just Piddlin Farm owner Chip Willingham says, across the board, the cost of growing pumpkins has gone up.

The park's 11th annual trail is looking to be the biggest yet, with over 95 scarecrows.

Though it's currently unavailable for rides, the trolley is now stationed at the Historic Railpark and Train Museum.

The group was set up at the SOKY Marketplace this evening. Tonight was just one of the several events the group has put on, each meant to provide victims access to resources they need.

Once it was announced by the government that American Rescue Act funds could be allocated to general use, Edmonson County Judge Executive Wil Cannon, said it was an easy call to make.

The trolley will run on a semi-seasonal schedule, with tours Thursday through Sunday, May through September, and the ability to be rented out year round.

The money comes from the Betty White challenge, where groups raise money for animal organizations to celebrate the late actress's devotion to animals.

The event, hosted by Kore Design Company, highlighted what was called a "hidden community" in Bowling Green; practitioners of magic, the occult, and the metaphysical.

Over 100 participants have signed up to bike, run, and, of course, cave their way through the seventh annual Mammoth-On triathlon at Mammoth Cave.

“Students have found so much joy in the dogs and the adults have found so much joy as well,” said District Mental Health Counselor, Bethany Gaffney. “There is something special about walking into a building and seeing the dogs light up a room.”

Though she currently lives in Bowling Green, Kelley grew up in Edinburgh, Scotland where, at just 13, she was chosen to perform in a choir for the queen during her tour of the realms.

The last phase will include a new commons area for students, a publication lab, and a library.

All proceeds from the event, including those given for the many items in the silent auction, will be going back to the museum to help in the continued preservation of the building and railcars.

Med Center Health will be utilizing their Lovers Lane location for the community to schedule vaccination appointments. Information on how to schedule is set to come out in the coming days.

The Glasgow Police Department will be hosting a car seat safety event tomorrow, where they will be giving out free car seats to those who need them.

“They may be able to make do now, maybe they cut back here and save a little here,” said Tony Walker of Tony Walker Financial. “But my hunch is, many of these people will hold off putting money in retirement accounts. Then secondly, they may start gradually incurring more and more debt to cover expenses.”

Students can walk up to any 50 bikes currently on campus and rent them using the Wheels app.

Each participant took an American flag and could either run or walk a lap around Russellville City Square while the name of a victim was read out.

The flags are lowered in commemoration of Patriot Day, the National Day of Service and Remembrance, and to honor those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks.

The exhibit is a collaboration between the Kentucky Archaeological Survey and Western Kentucky Universities Anthropology program, showcasing aspects and tools from pre-contact Native American farm life.

Mammoth Cave Park Rangers will be aiding federal bodies like the National Transportation Safety Board and the The Federal Aviation Administration in the investigation.

This is the 17th time this has happened in just over a month. The cave was forced to cancel tour boat rides this weekend, saying the smell from the suds made it "impossible” for tours to continue.

Applefest is the kickoff for apple season at the orchard. Guests can have their pick, or even pick for themselves, from the various apples the orchard grows.

“Stuff like that, it's easily lost. You need to be reminded of how Cave City started," said woodworker Ryan Davis.

The petition asks lawmakers to consider making changes to the road to better suit it for school traffic.

Every year Beta Clubs take on a service project to help the community. For the Highland Elementary Club, it was an easy call to make.

It all started when Daniel Tarnagda moved to the United States from West Africa in 2013.

"Congress didn't vote to allow people not to have to pay their debts for student loans," Paul said.

"There's real harm to the taxpayers with these frivolous recounts, even if the petitioners pony up some money to help cover it. There's still a misuse of government resources in those situations," said Secretary of State Michael Adams.

The AARP Foundation was responsible for distributing one-million dollars to organizations in western Kentucky to better help them in their assistance and recovery efforts.

Simpson County Judge Executive, Mason Barnes, estimates that over 90% or more of residents in Simpson county will have fiber internet from either Charter or WRECC by the end of the year.

The hall boasts one of the only all-turf race tracks in the nation, though that’s not the only thing that makes the track different from most.

"Haircuts are hard. It's hard for kids, it's expensive at times for families,” said hairdresser Emily Vincent. “With everything else going up, we just figured why not? Why not give back to our community and let them have a nice haircut to start back to school off fresh?"

"We've had a guaranteed energy savings program going on at all of our schools, so we can update our HVAC, we've updated our thermostat controls, we've updated LED lighting,” said Edmonson County Superintendent, Brian Alexander. “We’ve done some mechanical work at a few of our schools and it's gone really well, we just ran into one hiccup."

It all started two weeks ago, when Angela and Bruce McCormick realized their dog Chewy hadn’t come back from his usual run.

Booker took the time to talk about the abortion ban in Kentucky, as well as infrastructure changes he'd like to see in the future.

“She served her purpose, she's held the ground defended off of the invasives that are not native. Now, this next phase of the inventory process is leading us to thin that out.”

$700,000 will be going towards building a new fire station in the city, while $122,033 will be going towards improvements to the city's water distribution center.

Owens has been playing the organ for 70 years, over half of which have been spent playing at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Bowling Green.

The sale will highlight local downtown stores in the city, while also allowing owners to connect with the community.

“I got started out doing pop ups at Spencer's and other local businesses,” said owner Jules Sandlin. “We like to be able to do this for our other vendor friends. It's been a really good day so far, I feel like we've had a lot of people come out.”

Volunteers prayed over lockers, in classrooms, and even in the school bathrooms for the safety and prosperity of everyone involved with the school.

As use of social media sites becomes more popular, so does oversharing. Meaning those back to school photos, could have some unintended consequences.

“Just the thought of having my seven year old standing by that road or getting on and off the bus with that road when there's a history of car accidents and a history of speeding traffic, it's just very concerning,” said mother, Laressa Carter.

“We're gonna have unmarked cars following buses,” said Warren County Sheriff Brett Hightower. “So as they see people who are violating the stop arm violation rules and laws, then they will be stopped and they will be cited.”

The bubbles started appearing July 19 of this year and have continued to appear at seemingly random times in the cave system.

The Labor Day races are set to bring in racers from over 25 different states.

Cliffs of Moher's General Manager Brigid Langdon, said that to combat drunk driving, the pub has added a few of their "own" rules along with Fountain Row's.

Many parents took to social media to voice concerns on the updates, including removal of door-to-door stops and stops being outside of view from the home. Clayton says the district worked hard to find a solution with what resources were available.

The goal? Just that, to have all pets adopted and completely clear the shelter.