Carlyle Coppins

Multi-Media Journalist at WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY)

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Medical expert raises awareness of men's health concerns

1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Father’s Day may be over, but men’s health remains an important topic all year long. On Thursday, News 40 has more from an expert with Norton’s Health about the top concerns in the medical community that can impact men and what can improve men’s health. Dr. Steven Patton, who practices family medicine with Norton’s Health, says, “I believe the best thing is that prevention is key. We can’t solve anything unless we acknowledge that it is there.
Delafield Neighborhood Picnic aims to gather community on June 21

1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Delafield Neighborhood Group is organizing a special event to bring the community together and encourage open dialogue — the Delafield Neighborhood Picnic. Residents are invited to participate, share ideas and help shape the future of their neighborhood. Longtime resident Joyce Tann emphasized the importance of listening to the community, saying, “We want them to tell us what they would like.
Barren County plans regional sports complex to boost youth athletics and tourism

1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BARREN COUNTY, KY – Barren County is laying the groundwork for a new sports complex that could significantly boost both youth development and tourism across the region. Local leaders say the facility will offer young athletes from across the area a chance to grow their skills and try new sports—many of which they may not have previously had access to. But the impact won’t stop at the county line.
TJ Samson Community Hospital build a new state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

GLASGOW, KY.- TJ Samson Community Hospital is taking a major step forward with plans to build a new state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), thanks to strong support from community members and local organizations. The NICU program began about five years ago and has already made a big impact, but hospital leaders say this new space will take care to the next level.
Norton Children's discusses Migraine and Headache Awareness Month

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a common but often overlooked condition. According to health experts, one in 10 children experience migraines, making it one of the most frequent diagnoses in neurology clinics. Migraines in kids may begin as head pain, stomach discomfort or even symptoms similar to colic. If you notice a young child grabbing their head or retreating to a dark room, they could be experiencing a migraine.
Med Center Health offers internship opportunity for high school students

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Med Center Health in Glasgow has partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Glasgow-Barren County to provide a unique opportunity for four high school girls. These students are participating in a paid internship designed to equip them with valuable life skills and real-world experience. Workforce development coordinator Rachel Carber explains the importance of exploring careers in a safe and supportive environment without the pressure of a long-term commitment.
The growth of Bowling Green from a real estate perspective

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green is now the third-largest city in Kentucky, and it’s also the fastest-growing. With people relocating from across the country, especially from higher-cost areas, the city is expected to see continued population growth. Key factors driving this migration include strong school systems, plentiful job opportunities and a lower cost of living.
Food assistance to help Kentucky families in Cave City

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

CAVE CITY, Ky.- Thousands of families in Kentucky are forced to choose between buying groceries or paying essential bills. According to Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland, families can spend over $4,000 a year on groceries alone. To help ease that burden, food pantries and distribution centers offer much-needed support. CEO Charles Dennis says these services provide crucial budget relief and are convenient for families in need.
Alonzo Webb, past BGHS track coach, hosts annual track meet

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The summer season is here, and Bowling Green Parks and Recreation is helping families find physical activities for children. One major event kicking off the summer is the annual Alonzo Webb Track Meet. Held at the Bowling Green High School track, dozens of kids gathered to run, learn, and have fun. For many, it was their first time ever participating in a track meet. Track Coach Alonzo Webb emphasized the importance of outdoor activity and sunshine for children’s physical health.
New Bowling Green restaurant brings '80s vibes

2 weeks ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new restaurant in Bowling Green is bringing the 1980s to life, with food made from scratch and a nostalgic feel. Atomic Kitchen is themed entirely around characters, movies, games and experiences from the decade. From the moment you walk in, the vibe takes you back in time with music, décor and even the menu reflecting retro favorites. “It’s straight ’80s vibe, you know, and it’s just fun,” the owner, Eric Leech, says.