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[ July 31, 2020 ] It’s time to grow up and think of others… wear your damn mask! SOKY Events
[ April 9, 2020 ] Good news from bad times and thanks to the good guys! SOKY Events
[ February 6, 2025 ] Selling your real estate online with Perry Thessen Community
[ February 6, 2025 ] Community invited to sign memorial-framed door to honor President Jimmy Carter by Habitat for Humanity Community
[ February 6, 2025 ] Remembering the Clay Street establishment by Mary Alice Oliver Community
[ February 6, 2025 ] It’s a horse’s world at Rainhill Community
[ February 6, 2025 ] Happy National Stout Month from Mellow Mushroom! Community

Historic RailPark & Train Museum – JUNK’tion Market – Fall sale

September 30, 2018 tim@sokyhappenings.com Comments Off

We’re ready for all things fall – cozy blankets, warm drinks, and scarves, just to name a few. We’re especially excited because with the new season comes our semi-annual JUNK’tion Market! JUNK’tion Market will be […]

JUNK’tion Market – Spring sale at the L&N Depot

April 1, 2018 tim@sokyhappenings.com Comments Off

submitted by Jamie Johnson Spring is in the air, and now is a great time to venture out and do some shopping. A refresh on your wardrobe or a new décor item for your home […]

2019 marks Family Enrichment Center’s 40th anniversary

August 2, 2019 1

My how time flies when you are helping families! In 1979, a small group of women wanted to do something to address keeping children safe in Bowling Green and surrounding counties. In an effort [...]
Classical Music

June 22, 2016 Comments Off on Classical Music

Who was Yankee Doodle? by Lee Stott It’s an interesting story. We’re told the British troops often marched to a version of the famous tune, believed to be about an American who was tarred and [...]
Literary Pages

June 22, 2016 Comments Off on Literary Pages

Unintentional invite by Sara Volpi I initially had this “summer reading playlist” idea for July – something along the lines of classifying the recent books I’ve read into musical categories, but I changed my mind when [...]
Dance Arts

June 22, 2016 Comments Off on Dance Arts

Dancing around the world by Gabby Larios with introduction by Martha Madison Dear Readers, May I introduce you to Gabrielle Larios. Gabby is on of the most dedicated and talented dancers that the Dance Arts [...]
Selling your real estate online with Perry Thessen

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Your home is your most valuable asset. Where will you turn when it comes to maximizing that asset through a sale? Many choose the traditional, open-market route, but there’s an alternative that’s proven to offer [...]

Literary Pages

June 22, 2016 Comments Off on Literary Pages

Unintentional invite by Sara Volpi I initially had this “summer reading playlist” idea for July – something along the lines of classifying the recent books I’ve read into musical categories, but I changed my mind when [...]
Empty Bowls – Creating holiday memories, one bowl at a time

November 29, 2018 Comments Off on Empty Bowls – Creating holiday memories, one bowl at a time

The holidays are here, and for many of us, they are filled with pleasant thoughts of mealtimes shared with friends and family, large tables filled with turkey, ham, breads and a vast array of vegetables, [...]
Fall into fall furniture

September 3, 2021 Comments Off on Fall into fall furniture

It’s that time of year again! The smell of pumpkins, cider and mums… football season! When thinking of fall furniture, we tend to think of recliners, rockers and bonus room furniture. Sports and holidays lead [...]
SaltFacial – Restore/Replenish/Rejuvenate

July 1, 2021 Comments Off on SaltFacial – Restore/Replenish/Rejuvenate

After scouring the market and digging into the science and clinical studies behind the hype, Sky Vein & Aesthetics proudly announces a brand-new technology to Bowling Green. SaltFacial is the world’s first true medical-facial device [...]