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Remembering Dueling
HONOR… such an intriguing word… and certainly versatile. “Do you promise to love and honor each other… the high school honor roll… our speaker tonight, the Honorable Speaker of the House… I’ll tell no one, […]
Month: July 2024
Community
The fun is on fire in July at The Mint Gaming Hall
Summer is here and that means hot entertainment at The Mint Gaming Hall in Bowling Green and Franklin. Help us start the month off right on Tuesday, July 2 with a great fireworks show at […]
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Buying one home that makes two homebuyers happy from Perry Thessen
It’s the classic real estate story. Two people decide to buy a home together, but one loves Victorian architecture and the other one loves Mid-Century Modern. Each is playing a movie in their head of […]
Community
Volunteers in Action names 2024 Volunteers of the Year
Outstanding volunteers were recognized on April 21 at the 33rd Annual Volunteers of the Year Awards. The event at the Bob Kirby Branch of the Warren County Public Library was sponsored by WNKY News 40, […]
Community
Come try one of craft beer’s most popular styles – the hazy IPA at Mellow Mushroom
On the East Coast in the early 2010s, a relatively new beer style had taken the craft beer world by storm, but where did it come from? The hazy IPA originated in New England where […]
Community
Ben Smith’s Life Compass Financial explains how to Protect yourself from financial fraud
We live in a world where we are spending more time online than we ever have in the past. We spend time socially, shopping, and even banking online. With an increase in online presence, there […]
Art & Culture
Putting the BG in Bigfoot August 2 & 3: Expert-led MiniCon in downtown BG
When expert primatologist Dr. Mireya Mayor visited Bowling Green in December, audience members were enthralled. A star and host of Discovery Channel’s hit series Expedition Bigfoot, Mayor brought energy, expertise, and excitement to the Capitol stage. […]
Art & Culture
The Public Library: A haven for book lovers!
Public libraries all across America have supplied readers with books since the early 1800s. While fee-based subscription libraries existed before then, the first tax-supported library providing services at no cost to borrowers was established in […]