Reese Furlow

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – First responders from across Warren County rolled up their sleeves Thursday morning at the Sloan Convention Center — not for an emergency, but for a friendly competition with lifesaving stakes. The second annual Battle of the Badges is a blood drive that brought agencies like the Bowling Green Fire Department, Police Department and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office together in a contest to see who could bring in the most blood donations.

3 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, KY – Community Education officially kicked off the 27th annual Stand for Children Day with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning at Bowling Green Ballpark. The long-running event has become a local tradition, and this year marks its 15th year at the ballpark. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the needs of children in the area while connecting families with free resources and support services.

4 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – CrossWinds Golf Course was buzzing with activity Monday morning as golfers gathered for a good cause. Toys for Tots held its first-ever charity golf scramble, dubbed Teeing Off for Tots, to raise funds for local children in need. Several teams hit the links, not to chase trophies, but to give back to the community. “All the money raised goes straight to the kids,” said Darby Meredith, a youth ambassador with Toys for Tots. “It lets us get them things they might want or need.

4 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Over the weekend, the International Center of Kentucky hosted its annual World Refugee Day celebration at the Sloan Convention Center, bringing together hundreds of people to honor the strength and resilience of refugees from around the globe. Saturday’s event featured food, music, and traditions from dozens of cultures — creating a space not only to celebrate, but to connect.

1 week ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – As June marks Men’s Health Month, health experts are encouraging men—especially those over 40—to take their physical health more seriously. But getting back into the gym can feel overwhelming, particularly for those who’ve been out of practice. That’s where one of Bowling Green’s newest fitness studios, HOTWORX, is stepping in with a fresh—and heated—approach. “HOTWORX is a 24-hour infrared fitness studio,” said Brandon Neal, the studio’s general manager.