"But we can, you know, divert our anger and our heart and our grief into something positive for the good of others, which is my goal.”
For 35 years of hard work, compassion, and giving back to the community of Bowling Green we honor Doris Thomas as this week’s Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero.
For her continuous efforts to work through a pandemic and keep her local business doors open we honor Connie Blair as this week’s Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero.
In Metcalfe County, one woman is inspiring others with her small acts of kindness.
Whether it is making floral arrangements for the butler county community or putting together what he calls “Blessing Boxes,” you can always find Roger Moore doing something.
This month’s Hometown Hero of the month, brought to you by Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers.
For his job as an officer protecting the city of Bowling Green and making sure that everyone is safe, we honor Officer Thomas Bugsch as this week’s Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero.
For his kindness, generosity, and giving heart, we honor Buddy Morris as this week’s Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero.
Dixie Hurt rang the alarm when her friends were planning on meeting a complete stranger they had been talking to online. Her swift action got authorities involved and saved her friends from harmful strangers.
