Mason Fletcher

After four years of hard work and jumping hurdles, city officials were excited to finally unveil the park to Morgantown community.

The habitat is home to over a half-dozen butterfly species, along with native plants to help the butterflies thrive. The habitat also offers learning material about the in-house butterflies.

Cameron visited The Good Stuff Coffee & More on Nashville Road to speak with supporters about the upcoming Kentucky Primary on Tuesday, May 16th.

With the weather starting to warm up, it is time to gather the family or a group of friends for a trip to Beech Bend Amusement Park.

After over a year of hard work and determination, student filmmakers at WKU had the opportunity to walk the (Big) Red Carpet and showcase their films.

Members of FIJI, a fraternity chapter on Western Kentucky University’s campus, have banded together to fundraise for their annual biking trip that raises awareness for Alzheimer’s disease.

200 bikes, one giant cause. The Great Teddy Bear Run returned to Bowling Green for the 23rd year.

It was a weekend full of entertainment, arts, activities and workshops across the city of Bowling Green.

The PossAbilities Expo aimed to achieve three goals: provide information, inspire hope and empower families to be confident in making decisions to best benefit their child in any stage of life, including college.

Rick Kelley impacted the lives of so many little leaguers over the past 40 years. After his sudden passing, the Bowling Green baseball community came together to commemorate his contributions in a major way.

The program runs solely off of volunteers and donators who help build the bed frames on site.

The Lost River Cave has experienced invasive species for several years but with the help of wildlife experts and volunteers, the meadow is slowly transforming back to its natural state.

Over 35,000 eggs were spread through the outfield area, bringing families on the field for yet another community event with the Hot Rods.

The scavenger hunt gave both children and adults with Down Syndrome an opportunity to celebrate the holiday while exploring the city of Bowling Green.

MVP Track Time gave participants the opportunity to enjoy their cars and improve their high-speed driving skills.

ReTree BG, an organization with a mission to restore the tree canopy lost to the tornado, has been supplying trees to those who may have lost them for over a year now.

Warren RECC staff and crews are continuing to work to restore power to people.

Greenwood Highschool adds to its list of collegiate athletes with Micah “Mac” Bettersworth.

The celebration brought family and friends together in one place. Some saw each other for the first time in a long time. The person most surprised to see everyone was Betsy, who unsuspectingly walked into her own surprise party.

Students in third to eighth-grade students were given the opportunity to explore the many realms of engineering and science, but this particular S.T.E.A.M Day focused on technology and art.

Those interested in getting on insight on their life had that opportunity at Green Earth Stones Metaphysical Shop Sunday afternoon with “Tarot and Tea.”

Valentine’s festivities were in full swing in Hunters Crossing Neighborhood with ‘Cupids Corner’.

Habitat for Humanity of Bowling Green celebrated the Grand Opening of their Warren County ReStore in downtown Bowling Green Saturday morning.

Cowboys and Cowgirls of Kentucky strapped up their boots for a day at the Lone Star Rodeo.

Classical music enthusiasts were in for quite the treat on Sunday with Essential Music Org's inaugural event, “Classical Sundays.”

The sold-out show had people crowding the lobby of the SkyPAC over an hour before showtime. Attendees filled up on snacks and drinks, but were still hungry for laughter.

Just days after protesting outside of Anna’s Greek Restaurant, the BG Freedom Walkers decided to voice their frustrations once again.

The Bowling Green reptile and exotics show took place at Sloan Convention Center Saturday afternoon bringing reptiles native to countries all around the world to our city.

Dozens of volunteers gathered at the “North Pole” to participate in their annual giveaway event, where toys and other holiday gifts were collected and given to Bowling Green families in need.