Jack Dobbs

Kentucky

Photographer and Reporter at Bowling Green Daily News

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Delafield projects identified in city action plan - Bowling Green Daily News

14 hours ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Thursday, May 15, 2025 Roadway improvements in the Delafield area of Bowling Green are being eyed by the city over the coming fiscal year after commissioners last week approved Neighborhood and Community Services’ annual action plan. The plan outlines how the city is expecting to use funding allocated by the federal government.
City OK’s nearly $1M to repair sinkholes - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Thursday, May 8, 2025 “It’s been the year of the sinkhole.”This is how Bowling Green City Manager Jeff Meisel described the city’s ongoing battle with sinkholes Tuesday night as commissioners approved a $900,000 change order with Scott & Ritter Inc. for repairs to numerous openings across town that appeared as a result of the April 3-7 flooding event that struck Bowling Green.
Acoustic music festival set to return to Capitol after hiatus - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Wednesday, May 7, 2025 Lovers of acoustic music can rejoice as the Capitol is set to host the Kentucky Acoustic Music Festival on May 24, the first time the event has taken place since the COVID-19 pandemic put a temporary stop to it. The KAMF is being organized through a partnership with the Warren County Public Library and Mt. Victor Revue.
Habitat ReStore receives new truck from American Red Cross - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Wednesday, May 7, 2025 Tuesday’s rains moved out of town just in time for a group of personnel with Habitat for Humanity of Bowling Green, Warren County and the American Red Cross to gather at Habitat’s ReStore to welcome a new box truck that will help the ReStore continue its efforts in Bowling Green. American Red Cross supplied the truck and some new shelving inside the ReStore.
Third Duncan Hines Days has new features - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Tuesday, May 6, 2025 Duncan Hines Days will return to Bowling Green for its third year June 1-8 with several new activities on the slate. The week will kick off with the Fountain Square Nostalgic Block Party on Sunday, June 1. Telia Butler, downtown development coordinator for the City of Bowling Green, said this event will contrast with others taking place during the week.
Bleak all around - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Tuesday, May 6, 2025 As we close the book on President Trump’s first hundred days, think back on what he promised us before he was elected. The picture looks pretty bleak for him. And for us. Trump promised to cut energy prices in half. Gas today in Bowling Green is $2.40, down a bit from its January 20 average of $2.60. According to Trump it should be on its way to $1.30. I’m not holding my breath. Of course, Trump said he would immediately settle the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
SLIDE SHOW: Raiders rally to defeat AC-S 4-3 - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Warren East senior Kavien Hinton (7) is out at third during the Raiders’ 4-3 home win against Allen County-Scottsville on Monday, May 5, 2025. (JACK DOBBS / Daily News) Allen County-Scottsville’s Colton Sullivan (2) slides to third during the Raiders’ 4-3 home win against Allen County-Scottsville on Monday, May 5, 2025. (JACK DOBBS / Daily News) Warren East senior Matthew Escalera (9) pitches during the Raiders’ 4-3 home win against Allen County-Scottsville on Monday, May 5, 2025.
Thomas off base | Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Sunday, May 4, 2025 Cal Thomas’ April 23 piece, “When a wrong narrative hides the truth” is so full of misleading statements, half-truths, and outright falsehoods, that it’s difficult to know where to start. He claims, without evidence, that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a member of the gang known as MS-13 and that he is suspected of human trafficking.
Simpson Fiscal Court bans biodigesters - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 6:00 am Sunday, May 4, 2025 “It really could be April Fool’s Day, because no one has ever applauded any action of the fiscal court.”This is how Simpson County Judge-Executive Mason Barnes responded to a clapping crowd as the Simpson Fiscal Court on April 1 voted to prohibit biodigester facilities across Simpson County. A plan for such a facility has stirred controversy in the community.
Two killed in Friday night wreck - Bowling Green Daily News

1 week ago | bgdailynews.com | Jack Dobbs

Published 11:57 am Saturday, May 3, 2025 Two people were killed and two others are in the hospital after a two-vehicle collision happened Friday evening in the 8800 block of Ky-185 in Warren County.