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  • 3 days ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

    BARREN COUNTY, Ky.- In Barren County, many businesses are not only thriving — they’re being led by determined teenagers ready to serve their community. Among them is 16-year-old Ejaz Ali, who started his mobile car detailing business with just $20 in supplies in the trunk of his car. “It was tough,” Ejaz recalls, juggling high school and a fast-food job while chasing his dream. Despite early challenges, Ali Car Cleaning is now a recognizable name in the area.

  • 4 days ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

    WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Warren County has a new addition bringing a wave of community pride. Thanks to Operation P.R.I.D.E. , a towering 107-foot flagpole now stands at Cumberland Trace Elementary, flying a massive 30-by-60-foot American flag. It’s part of the “Beautify I-65” project, aimed at enhancing the local landscape and inspiring patriotism. The flag’s presence isn’t just felt at the school — it’s catching the attention of drivers passing along the interstate.

  • 4 days ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

    WARREN COUNTY, Ky.-. You may recall our earlier coverage of the new Impact Center for Leadership being developed in Warren County. The center will offer hands-on learning through its Pathway Program, featuring technology, media, aerospace, and more. Its infrastructure is designed to withstand 250-mile-per-hour winds, ensuring longevity and safety. Chris McIntyre from Warren County Public Schools shared insight into the district’s rapid growth and facility expansion.

  • 1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

    BOWLING GREEN, KY.- The Bowling Green Freedom Walkers are kicking off the summer with their annual community event. This local non-profit aims to create a welcoming space for neighbors to gather, enjoy free food, and build fellowship. The event is just one part of the group’s broader mission to serve the community. Director of Operations Maggie Shelton says the new BG Freedom Walkers headquarters will offer support for homeless individuals and those struggling with addiction.

  • 1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

    SOUTH CENTRAL, KY.- Lights, camera, Kentucky—the state’s creative economy may soon get a major boost. The Kentucky Film Commission has announced the launch of the West Kentucky Film Commission. This initiative underscores the Commonwealth’s commitment to expanding its film industry and attracting new projects. Kentucky now offers the highest-paid film incentive in the nation, making it a top destination for filmmakers.

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