Bowling Green, KY News

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• New York Times Bestselling Author Mary Alice Monroe at The Library
• Free Music Download Service at The Warren County Public Library
• Award-winning Author/Illustrator Bryan Collier at The Library
• KCTCS Honors 2012 All-Academic Team; Two Scholars Named from BGTC Two scholars...
• The Learning Center (TLC) will continue to be in H-131 (Main Campus) through Fri...
• BGTC Graduates, your pictures receiving your credentials are available on this...
• FYI: The Learning Center will be located in H-131 (Main Campus) on Wednesday, 5/...
• CHEF CAMP 2012 Presented by the faculty of the Culinary Arts Program at Bowling...
• CHEF CAMP 2012 Presented by teh faculty of the Culinary Arts Program of Bowling...
• CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Bowling Green Technical College Honors 408 Candidates...
• Student Arts Exhibits at Library
• Faculty and Staff from the Franklin-Simpson celebrate an Employee Apreciation Da...
• Faculty and Staff from the Tranpark Campus celebrate an Employee Apreciation Day...
• Faculty and Staff from the Glasgow Health Campus and the Glasgow Technology Camp...
• OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIVERSE BUSINESSES THE FOCUS OF UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENT AT BGTC...
• The Warren County Public Library is offering free computer classes this May! See...
• Summer Reading Program
• Bowling Green Technical College 2012 Faculty Promotions Dr. Nathan Hodges Pres...
• BGTC FACULTY/STAFF AWARDS CELEBRATION Bowling Green, KY (May 3, 2012) - Dr. Nath...
• Graduation Practice 2012
• Congrats Graduates! Graduation Practice 2012
• BGTC Practical Nursing Pinning Ceremony CAVE CITY, KY (May 2, 2012)- Bowling Gr...
• Need a place to study for finals? The Learning Center has extended hours this we...
• BGTC Students Named to KCTCS All-Academic Team May 02, 2012 - | 10:30 AM - Two...
• CHEF CAMP 2012 Presented by the facutly of the Culinary Arts Program of Bowling...
• Bowling Green Technical College Celebrates Being Named One of the “Best Places t...
• Chamber Presents Business Education Partnership Awards for the 2011-2012 School...
• Don't forget the BGTC Golf Scramble is this Saturday!!
• Attention BGTC Students! If you need a place to cram for finals, know that The L...
• Join Us forBGTC Relay for Life HOT DOG LUNCH - TODAY DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 24 T...
• Louisville, KY (April 19, 2012) - Bowling Green Technical College was honored as...
• BGTC TO HOST EARTH DAY RECYCLING FAIR, THURSDAY APRIL 19TH BGTC EARTH DAY EVENT...
• BGTC TO HOST JOB FAIR WEDNESDAY APRIL 18TH Bowling Green Technical College will...
• Go2College - Adult College Fair - Tuesday, APRIL 17, 2012 9:00 – 11:00 am Main...
• BGTC to Host Go2Transfer Fair Thursday, April 12, 2012 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Welcom...
• Going barefoot raises awareness By LAUREL WILSON The Daily News lwilson@bgdaily...
• KHEAA CAP GRANT NOTICE! Students who submit a FAFSA are automatically considere...
• Warren County Public Library Hosts Best-selling Author Michael Palmer
• Pedicure Painting Party at BGTC to promote One Day Without Shoes!!
• One Day Without Shoes at BGTC
• BGTC Students, Faculty and Staff participate in One Day Without Shoes ... 4/10/12
• If you don’t have your GED but find it difficult to register and attend class, t...
• Free Workshops for BGTC Students this Friday 4/13! The Learning Center (TLC) wil...
• Free Basic Computer Usage Workshop for BGTC Students' Basic Computer Usage Works...
• Warren County Public Library Hosts Paul Michael Glaser
• Want to know more about One Day Without Shoes???
• Join BGTC Students, Faculty and Staff from 11-12 on April 10th for One Day Witho...
• Born in Glasgow, Kentucky, Diane Sawyer is the daughter of Jean W. Sawyer – an e...
• OOOH..IT'S ON ALL RIGHT! The "Battle for the Bluegrass Fever" has spread to KCTC...
• BGTC Allied Health Students Receive Awards Bowling Green, KY - Sixteen Allied H...
• BGTC to Host Go2Transfer Fair April 12, 2012 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Welcome Center,...
• Several BGTC employees enjoyed being creative at a Playful Picasso evening outing!!
• GO CATS!!!..,.GO CARDS!!! BGTC staff members Millie Wells, Tracy Burckhard, and...
• BGTC Celebrates Women's History Month - Hillary Clinton Mar 23, 2012 - | 04:34 P...
• BGTC Held Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony Bowling Green, KY (March 22, 2012)...
• Writer/Singer Gerogette Jones
• Tomorrow, 3/23, The Learning Center (TLC) will be temporarily located in Buildin...
• BGTC to Host Go2Transfer Fair April 12, 2012 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Welcome Center,...
• BGTC Celebrates Women's History Month - Maya Angelou Writer, dancer, African-Ame...
• BGTC To Host Go2College Event
• BGTC to Host Go2Transfer Fair
• BGTC Retiree Coffee Hour
• BGTC Relay for Life Chili/Soup Lunch
• Art Exhibits at The Warren County Public Library
• Bowling Green Technical College Receives Operation Pride Award Bowling Green, K...
• BGTC Partners with Adult Ed to Offer Free GED Testing Bowling Green Technical C...
• BGTC 2012 Classic Golf Scramble for Student Scholarships
• 2012 Amateur Disc golf Championship
• Warren County Public Library Hosts Writer/Singer Georgette Jones
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Madi...
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Players of the Game" Dar...
• Registration for spring 2012 second bi-term classes at Bowling Green Technical C...
• ALL CAMPUSES OF BOWLING GREEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE WILL BE CLOSING AT 11:00 AM TODA...
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Naca...
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Tyle...
• BGTC Open House Tonight - March 1st Bowling Green Technical College will host an...
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Cayl...
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Diam...
• History of Louisville & Nashville Railroad Told in New Book
• Congratulations to the Bowling Green Technical College "Player of the Game" Shal...
• Three teams of Bowling Green Technical College Facutly and staff took part in th...
• BGTC Open House - Information Fair
• The Bowling Green Technical College will be closed on Monday, February 20, in ob...
• Thursday, February 23 is “KCTCS Day” at Morehead State Univeristy. The event, wh...
• BOWLING GREEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE PRESIDENT'S AND DEAN'S LIST The following Bowlin...
• Grand Opening Of Smiths Grove Branch
• Bowling Green Technical College hosts SkillsUSA competition By LAUREL WILSON, Th...
• BGTC NOTABLE ALUM - LAWRENCE WHITE On February 12, Bowling Green Technical Colle...
• BGTC NOTABLE ALUM - DONALD SHANKLIN Johnathan Smith On February 12, Bowling Gree...
• THIS WEEKS BLACK HISTORY MONTH TRIVIA QUESTION Rules: You must be a BGTC student...
• Oral History at Warren County Public Library
• BGTC NOTABLE ALUM SHERITA CLARK On February 12, Bowling Green Technical College...
• Local Artists Featured at Warren County Public Library
• CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT MAIN CAMPUS FEBRUARY 9TH. Ke...
• Morehead State University invites KCTCS students to attend KCTCS DAY @ MSU Febru...
• BGTC to Host SkillsUSA District 4 Competition Bowling Green Technical College wi...
• THIS WEEKS BLACK HISTORY MONTH TRIVIA QUESTION Rules: You must be a BGTC student...
• BGTC Approved for Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society: Beta Upsilon Alpha Bowling Gr...
• THIS WEEKS BLACK HISTORY MONTH TRIVIA QUESTION Rules: YOu must be a BGTC student...
• We haven't had much bad winter weather this year, but emergencies can happen any...
• Super Sunday Event
• Emilie Todd Helm: Rebel In The White House
• BOWLING GREEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE NAMED ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO WORK IN KENTUCKY...
• Martin Luther King Jr. Trivia question of the week: What was the first Civil Ri...
• If you are interested in joining Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) there will b...
• Super Sunday Set for February 12, 2012. Yes, you can get a college degree. Ye...
• Buy your ticket for the Lions Club Pancake Breakfast. Help us to...Help our Comm...
• Friday, January 13, 2012 - The college is operating on Snow Schedule. The colleg...
• Thursday, Janurary 12, 2012 - All night classes at Bowling Green Technical Colle...
• Martin Luther King Jr. Trivia question of the week: In 1964 Dr. King won a pres...
• Bowling Green Technical College hosted a HomeTeam game between Logan County High...
• Trivia Contest - each Thursday for the next five weeks, we will post a trivia qu...
• BGTC to Host Super Sunday Event at State Street Baptist Church Feb 12, 2012 | 11...
• Dr. Martin Luther King Holiday Events Jan 09, 2012 - “Martin Luther King Jr. P...
• Cabin Fever Author Series at Warren County Public Library
• SKyPAC Call for Volunteers/Ushers!
• BGTC Math Instructor Selected as Spring 2012 Semester Wellness Champion Each ye...
• TOYS FOR TOTS DISTRIBUTION AT BOWLING GREEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE IT’S AMAZING………...
• BGTC Welcomes New Faculty and Staff Bowling Green Technical College President D...
• Bowling Green Technical College Nursing Pinning/Capping Ceremony held December 7...
• BGTC HONORS OUTSTANDING FACULTY AND STAFF WITH AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE Bowling G...
• Local Artists Featured At The Warren County Public Library
• Come Join Us for BGTC's Season of Joy Bowling Green Technical College Presents S...
• Registration for Spring Semester in progress at Bowling Green Technical College...
• Well it looks like we are facing our first potential snow fall of the season, so...
• BGTC Chief Student Affairs Officer Dr. Gerald Napoles Graduates Leadership Bowli...
• Join us for our Taste of the Season event Wednesday, December 7th. There will be...
• Warren County Public Library Winter Reading Program Begins
• College Women's Basketball Team Effort Leads Tigers to 67-62 Win
• You are invited: Lure of the Vampire - Book presentation by Bertena Varney, M.A....
• BGTC Celebrates Veterans Day November 11th of each year is the day that we ensur...
• Student Government Association Special Election- Nomination November 10th & 11th...
• Mitten Trees at Warren County Public Library
• Student Discounts The following businesses give discounts when you show your BGT...
• You are invited to the BGTC Holiday Bazaar tomorrow, (Saturday Oct 22, 20110 at...
• The Bowling Green Technical College Staff Council will be hosting a Holiday Baza...
• Ghosts and haunted houses are always a topic of special interest every October,...
• Local Artists Exhibit At Warren County Public Library
• Library eBooks Are Now Available For Kindle
• Book Discussion Groups at Warren County Public Library
• Friends of the Library Week at Bob Kirby Branch
• Bowling Green Technical College Now Enrolling for Second Bi-Term Enrollment is c...
• Local Artists Exhibit At Warren County Public Library
• 'Pauline’s' to be Discussed at the Warren County Public Library
• Rhonda Chapman, Mayor of Glasgow, speaks to over 200 students attending "Evening...
• A BIG THANK YOU to the Student Government Association (SGA) Officers.... for hos...
• BGTC Back to School Bash = TODAY!!!!!!! 11-12:30 in the Main Campus - Building A...
• School Supplies For Fines At Warren County Public Library
• Back to School for Bowling Green - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School Bash - Join the fun
• BGTC/WKU Sign Joint Admissions Agreement.
• Doug Stanton to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Welcome Back Students!!
• Local Artists Exhibit at Warren County Public Library
• Warren County Public Library Presents the Columbia Marionette Theatre
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Register now for guaranteed tuition to get next...
• Main Library To Close For Renovations
• John F. Baker, Jr. To Speak at Warren County Public Library
• It's HOT!!! Stay hydrated and drink a lot of fluids!
• Current students who have not yet registered for the fall 2011 semester should contact their advisor. Hurry before classes fill up!!!
• Reminder: The BGTC Admissions Priority Deadline is Friday - July 15th. Tell your friends who may be interested in applying and please check out our college website for more information www.bowlinggreen.kctcs.edu/admissions.
• Local Artists Featured at Warren County Public Library
• American History Speaker Series At Warren County Public Library
• BGTC is Getting a Facelift.
• Donations Needed for Friends of the Library Used Book Sale
• Warren County Public Library Hosts Dorothea Benton Frank
• Dean's List Spring 2011
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Pictures of the 2011 Commencemnt ceremony of Bowling Green Technical College are now on the College web page. You can access them through this link.
• Groundbreaking for NEW Smiths Grove Branch Library
• Stovall throws outs, Patriots sweep Trojans
• Dragons score four in the eighth, outlast Patriots
• Disney Digital Books Have Arrived at Warren County Public Library
• Warren County Public Library Host Karen Kingsbury
• The Bowling Green Technical College Staff Council Fund-raising Committee is selling changes to throw the First Pitch at the June 4 Hot Rods Game. You will get 4 tickets, 1 Baseball Hat and a $20.00 Concession Voucher. Chances are $2.00 a piece or 3 for
• WCPL Hosts Terri Blackstock, Harley Jane Kozak, and Karen Kingsbury
• Library of Congress To Bring Rolling Exhibition to Warren County
• WCPL Library Director Wins Award at KPLA Spring Conference
• Installment Three: The Harwood Conversation
• 8th Annual Earth Day Invasive Plant Pull Celebration
• Riggs celebrates birthday as offensive catalyst for Patriots
• Patriot bats silent in first loss
• Local Photographers Featured at Warren County Public Library
• Literature and Film Day at the Warren County Public Library
• Peay homers twice in first as Patriots roll in district opener
• Vote for Kristi Riggs (a BGTC graduate) for Mrs. America. We would like to encourage you to vote for Kristi Riggs, a graduate of Bowling Green Technical College, for Mrs. America 2011. Kristi In addition to being a full-time Registered Diagnostic Medic
• Conversation with Coach Harwood: Installment two
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at (just click on the pig!).
• Patriots open with come-from-behind win
• Harwood starts 15th year in dream job
• Best-selling Author Terri Blackstock
• HGTV's John Gidding to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• 1 more team from BGTC.
• 3rd Team
• Another Bowling for kids sake team from BGTC
• 1 of 6 teams from BGTC that Bowled for Kids Sake.
• Patriots open with Logan and excitement
• Book Mobile Adds New Stop
• Teen Tech Week at Warren County Public Library
• Congratulations to everyone who made the Deans List.
• Warren County Public Library to Host Karen Kingsbury
• Bowling Green Technical College is on a 2 hour delay. All students should report to their 10:00 classes. All employees need to report to work by 10:00. This 2 hour delay is in effect today 2/11/11 for all locations
• All Bowling Green Technical College locations will be closed due to the inclement weather conditions. Students do not need to report to class and employees do not need to report to work. This is in effect for 2/10/2011.
• Art Exhibits at the Warren County Public Library In March
• All Bowling Green Technical College locations will be closed due to the inclement weather conditions. Students do not need to report to class and employees do not need to report to work. This is in effect for 2/8/2011.
• Bowling Green Technical College is on a 2 hour delay. All students should report to their 10:00 classes. All employees need to report to work by 10:00. This 2 hour delay is in effect today 2/8/11 for all locations.
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library in February
• All Bowling Green Technical College locations will be closed due to the inclement weather conditions. Students do not need to report to class and employees do not need to report to work. This is in effect for 1/26/2011.
• Bowling Green Technical College is on a 2 hour delay. All students should report to their 10:00 classes. All employees need to report to work by 10:00. This 2 hour delay is in effect today 1/26/11 for all locations.
• New Speaker Series at Warren County Public Library
• BGTC will be closed on Friday Jan. 21 due to the inclement weather conditions.
• Join us February 27 at 11:00 am for our first-ever Super Sunday event. We’ll be at State Street Baptist - 340 State Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101 to share information about the college planning process.
• Due to the inclement weather all BGTC location are closed today 1/12/11.
• All BGTC late evening and night classes have been canceled due to the changing road conditions.
• BGTC is on a 2 hour delay. Students should report to their 10:00 class and employees should report to work by 10:00. This is in effect today 1/11/11 for all BGTC locations.
• Local Authors to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Classes start on Monday.
• Happy Holidays.
• Art Exhibits at the Warren County Public Library in January
• will be on a delay tomorrow Dec 14. Employees need to report to work by 10:00 am.
• BGTC will be closed tomorrow Dec 13 due to the weather.
• BGTC will be closed tomorrow Dec 13 due to the weather.
• Cabin Fever Programs at the Warren County Public Library
• Best-Selling Author Mary Jane Clark Speak at Christ Episcopal Church
• Food for Fines is Back!
• Represented BGTC, presenting to over 500 high school students on Thursday at the Junior Achievement Teen Summit!! What a great program... Educating our youth with opportunities for a better future!
• Mitten Tree At Warren County Public Library
• MAC Computer Lab at Warren County Public Library
• Family Christmas Celebration and Winter Reading Kick-off at the Warren County Public Library
• Art Exhibits at the Warren County Public Library
• Tori Murden Mcclure To Speak At Warren County Public Library
• John Thorndike - My Life Is An Open Book
• POLICE NEWS
• Eagle Scout helps kids’ camp
• New businesses continue to open on Scottsville Road
• Williams helps put folklore on the map
• City to look at policy changes
• T.C. Cherry Elementary School gets historical marker
• A celebration of life
• Indictments
• Green River, Houchin ferries open to traffic
• Bellewoodstock talent show
• Participants in Run for Autism set a record
• Springfield tells of struggle with depression
• Public urged to cut waste
• New testing system in the works
• POLICE NEWS: Indiana man charged with robbery
• Briarwood Elementary council sets meeting
• Edmonson, Hart, Warren get drought status
• Old pump house getting a new look
• White family bleeds Hilltopper red
• Baptist school competing for grant to build playground
• Man takes a plea deal in killing of stepmother
• Parking garage moving forward
• Movie night
• Festival at BGHS set for Saturday
• Making sense: Sixth-graders learn about dollars
• Birthday eventful for 2010 ATHENA winner
• Warren cold case crew has first case
• Debate Night Thursday
• POLICE NEWS: Police investigating robbery committed at knifepoint
• LifeSkills Run for Austism set for Saturday
• Museum aims for military hospital car
• City scheduling leaf pickup through hotline
• Sheriff’s deputy nets 4th DUI award
• WKU Spirit mag in the App Store
• City’s junior high council to meet Tuesday
• Western nursing offers continuing ed
• Housing coalition to host fair Saturday
• Star party will offer close views of Jupiter
• Hart receives grant funds for wastewater facility
• Man accused of sex abuse has case sent to grand jury
• Some counties collecting property tax money
• Fountain Square on national top 10 list
• Campground gets reports of mountain lion
• No serious illnesses reported at Bristow
• 'taking things day by day'
• Local Artists Exhibition
• POLICE NEWS: Woman tells police she wanted water heater to sell for scrap
• Richardsville school demolition planned for November
• Volunteers sought for fall food drive
• Capitol Arts Center gears up for several events this season
• Collision kills Jeep’s driver
• Woman admits to killing Shourds
• Auburn soldier injured by IED
• Paul: Tax code a ‘disaster’
• Promoting Awareness
• Horace Johnson steps into another role in long career
• Tourism commission hustles to attract events
• BGJHS makes changes in routines, some curriculum
• Ex-teacher sentenced to 6 years in sex case
• Paul, Conway debate Obama, rights
• 100 new jobs coming to Barren
• POLICE NEWS: BG woman charged with stabbing man
• Judge sets August 2011 trial for ex-lawmaker Nunn
• Plano council to meet this afternoon
• Butler County now under burn ban
• Fiscal court adjusts speed limit on Blue Level Road
• Mammoth Cave National Park hosts open house for visitor’s center
• BGMU seeks cards for soldiers overseas
• Harmony Way home at center of dispute
• Developmental psychologist has passion for research
• Boy dies after a collision with car
• GOP hopes for change on Nov. 2
• Grumman F9F-5 Panther gets new home
• Police: Scam targets banks
• Property tax revenue down in TIF
• Public protection
• Correction
• Three charged in connection with gasoline theft
• Speed on display at Stahl Field
• Local graphic artists release children’s book
• POLICE NEWS: $5,000 in merchandise recovered in fraud probe
• Mall’s pink zone for breast cancer awareness
• PHOTO: Stabbing reported
• Election officers plentiful in Warren
• Federal charges in cocaine case
• Christian radio’s mission: Shoes for needy
• ‘Case for Dignity’ campaign collects bags for foster kids
• Retired officers join cold case unit
• Dry conditions persist
• Mayor says she’s comfortable with newly hired KLC director
• Flu emerges as first case confirmed
• Coach saves team from I-65 disaster
• Russellville Road’s future
• POLICE NEWS
• Republicans host Candidate Meet & Greet
• Death penalty case may end in plea deal
• Biker hits Natchez Trace to raise money for animals
• Corrections
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green woman injured in vehicle accident in Warren County
• Walk raises $51,000 for Alzheimer’s research
• Child struck by car still in critical condition
• Fire department stressing safety at festival
• Photos: Having fun at the barn
• F9F Panther gets new home
• Two ventures seeking votes for Pepsi funds
• Bullying message gets boy on CNN
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• Flu shots available at local clinics
• Board weighs value of top eyesores list
• Food a top concern for nursing home residents
• City leaders prep for winter weather
• TVA presents power plans
• Circus Spectacular
• Correction
• WKU libraries presenting lecture series
• Housing takes bigger chunk of pay
• Living Legend
• Teen Read Week at Warren County Public Library
• POLICE NEWS: One person flown from accident scene
• Cemetery, Fairview face lane closures
• Fire department hosting festival
• Church holding candidate forum
• Greenways adding fence at Boatlanding
• Rick Springfield Book Signing At Warren County Public Library
• Teacher survey aims to improve work conditions
• Photos: Having a ball during fall break
• Men charged in cocaine bust plead not guilty
• Costello replaces Hiles at Western
• POLICE NEWS: Barren County vehicle collision injures two
• Training water projects set in Bowling Green, Morehead
• Houchens, IGA stores selling ribbons for cancer research
• MAHLE will close its plant in Franklin by the end of 2011
• Allen County added to list of counties in Level 1 drought
• TVA seeks public input during meeting slated for Tuesday
• Number of WKU loans on the rise
• Landfill on city leaders’ agenda
• Educator known for ‘Electric Operas’
• 70 lbs. of cocaine seized at airport
• Spills & thrills
• Indictments
• Sen. Reynolds speaks at FOP conference
• Fire captain enjoyed chance to help people
• Film looks at Quonset Auditorium
• Federal food aid axed for domestic violence shelters
• Decision-making council meeting set at Drakes Creek
• Green River Ferry closed because of low water level
• WKU, ministry will collect shoes to help the needy
• Blessing of the Pets
• Natcher students walk, roll to school
• Police band brings musical message to students
• Council chooses Tabor as WEHS principal
• 9-year-old still in critical condition
• Starry Nights Music Festival
• Citizens provide topics at candidate forum
• South Warren girls' soccer embraces Alex's Lemonade Stand
• POLICE NEWS: Ga. man arrested in connection with forged checks
• Finding homes for animals
• Bankers mount bikes to fight cancer
• ‘A Day Just for Women’
• Jury finds in favor of WKU in civil lawsuit
• POLICE NEWS: Autopsy indicates Barren boys’ deaths were heat related
• Photos: Zinnias in bloom
• Ivan Downs odor due to construction
• U.S. Rep. hopeful criticizes Guthrie
• Boy injured after being hit by car while on bike
• Zhang’s ICSET supervisors testify
• Lazy Acres closes today
• Mail consolidation studied again
• Students head to Shantytown
• Zhang recalls time at WKU
• TIF payment 2 weeks late
• Music & Movement
• POLICE NEWS: Glasgow teenager killed in traffic accident in Barren
• Warren East council to hold closed session
• Fruit of the Loom named Industry of the Year
• Cram the Cruiser runs Friday through Nov. 19
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man reports several shots fired from car
• Photo: Falling temperatures
• Trial set for man accused of murder
• New faculty, staff OK’d by city school board
• BRADD meeting focuses on state ag items
• Cherry suit to head to trial
• Photos: Jackson’s Orchard offers family fun this fall
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man arrested in connection with drug trafficking
• Morgantown chief recognized as state’s top city employee
• Photo: Feeding time at Basil Griffin Park
• Students respect ‘B-maker’ methods
• BG farm to be player in international horse event
• Richardsville Elementary: DAY ONE, TAKE TWO
• Indictments
• WCHS council sets meeting for Oct. 19
• BiG Cruise event benefits Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Prescription drugs discarded
• Wrongful termination case against WKU heads to trial
• Quadruplets doing well; BG homecoming awaits
• C.O.V.E.R. helps low-income residents fix code violations
• More taking online classes
• Some officials say NCLB is unfair
• Cultural celebration
• Laves gets interim outreach position
• Students, teachers prepare to move into new building
• French officials tour green schools in Warren County
• Event helps SMA group
• Charges against Ikner dismissed
• Mammoth Cave National Park Visitors Center gets major overhaul
• Five are arrested after alleged meth lab found in Edmonson County
• Unemployment stats
• Smiths Grove Lions plan car, truck show
• Book sale to benefit Goodnight library
• Lanes will be closed for water valve work
• NRA gives Reynolds, Wilson high ratings
• Photos: At the Cross
• Two new troopers assigned to Post 3
• City’s GO bg transit offers student passes
• Warren, Simpson under burn bans
• Judge will reschedule trial in alleged murder Monday
• Farm Safety Day Camp
• WWII Navy squadron’s reunion may be last one
• SKyPAC closes in on hire
• Region’s students making progress
• Afghanistan fatality: War hero, WKU grad honored at Bell Tower
• SOKY Reads! Kicks Off at Warren County Public Library
• POLICE NEWS
• Animal group set to host fundraiser Oct. 9
• Speed society plans contest at Stahl Field
• Domestic violence shelter holding vigil Oct. 19
• Traffic patterns changing on Plano Road
• Counties to receive emergency road funds
• Wall’s book selected for reading project
• HUD to inspect random housing authority homes
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in crash
• Program to collect unused prescription drugs
• Bank will build new BG branch
• Two killed in separate golf cart accidents at Beech Bend
• County, city fail to meet targets
• Spreading Literacy
• Warren County extension board to meet
• Housing coalition hosting Unity Street Fair
• Scottsville wins Enterprise Cities Award
• Photos: Pinwheels for Peace
• Russellville mayor announces resignation
• CDC warns of health issues from drought
• City looks at off-duty proposal
• Officials discuss online dangers during Internet Safety Week
• Group spreads word on downtown parking changes
• Lawmakers might work for free
• Campaign Kickoff
• POLICE NEWS: Second arrest made in connection with meth lab explosion
• KET to highlight local cafe owners
• Hunting Creek hosts final stroll
• Hundreds to benefit from local food drive
• Fatal hit-and-run victim photos can be shown
• Soccer Outreach
• POLICE NEWS: BG man reports robbery at gunpoint
• WKU graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Drakes Creek council to meet Monday
• Briarwood council meeting Thursday
• Wilson endorsed by Ky. Right to Life
• POLICE NEWS: Hart County police arrest three on meth manufacturing charges
• African youth choir to sing in Rich Pond
• Commission to vote on neighborhood grants
• Weigel staple in role on Hill
• Drought reaches several counties
• A giving nature
• Bowling Green Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• WKU’s diversity plan to get an update
• Over 500 cameras watching BG
• WKU fans paint the town red
• Indictments
• Trial preparations continue in hit-and-run that killed girl
• Armory ceremony pays tribute to POW/MIAs
• Officials see more local students taking AP exams
• Four people arrested on meth charges in Edmonson County
• Officials to collect prescription drugs
• Planetarium to hold ‘New Mars’ program
• Tickets still available for Casting Crowns
• Right to Life group endorses Reynolds
• Sharing the Constitution
• Makeup of benefits panel at issue
• Fiscal court OKs purchase of quake insurance
• Visitors bureau spreads love for the city
• Survey to assess low-income needs
• Residential showcase
• Williams says he will donate portion of his pay if elected
• Fair offers info to prospective volunteers
• Kids home as meth lab explodes; none hurt
• WKU AD: Athletics has major role to play
• Bond advances for Block 12 work
• Veterans honored for their heroism, sacrifices
• New Investing Database at Warren County Public Library
• POLICE NEWS: City police respond to vehicle thefts Wednesday
• Mayor’s Bike Ride set for Saturday morning
• City, county set hours for trick-or-treat
• Photos: Truck carrying corn overturns
• New Richardsville school opens Sept. 27
• Habitat for Humanity strips Covington home for reusable items
• French leaders to visit schools
• FBI data: Violent crime falls
• Rand Paul talks taxes
• POLICE NEWS: Butler man arrested in connection with manufacturing meth
• Photo: House fire on Smallhouse Road
• Library schedules board meeting
• Sublett reunion set for Saturday
• Masonic Lodge hosting barbecue
• Program will focus on Victorian period
• Junior Achievement holding golf tourney
• WKU hosting astronomy nights
• Convention center holding chair sale
• POLICE NEWS: Man arrested for allegedly raping 12-year-old girl
• Kentucky Down Under event highlights Logan, Allen, Monroe
• Public invited to learn about Community Action’s services
• WKU dedicates week to U.S. Constitution
• Children’s home to host 8th annual Fall Festival
• Events eligible for city support
• Richardsville Elementary gets occupancy certificate
• Trammel Creek field trip gives kids real-life lesson
• Local Artists At Warren County Public Library
• Photo: Remembering Dr. Lillian South
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man arrested in connection with stabbing
• Bristow Fall Festival set for Sept. 24
• Warren East council will meet Sept. 21
• Lovers Lane to get new traffic signal
• Sheriff’s office awarded grant
• Cornhole tourney to help at-risk kids
• WKU sets record for enrollment
• Huckabee to speak in Bowling Green
• Traveling salesmen draw complaints on Briarwood stroll
• Purple Gem founding member speaks to current staffers
• Judge denies venue change in fatal hit-and-run case
• Arts, energy focus of meeting
• A Helping Hand
• Warren County Public Library presents John Carter Cash
• Photo: Fire truck training
• Nearly 40 years later, KSP still hunts for trooper’s killer
• Educator has wide range of expertise
• Nurse practitioner faces sex abuse charges
• Paul BG tea party guest
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• POLICE NEWS: BG-WC Drug Task Force, KSP seize 112 marijuana plants
• Bacteriologist Lillian South being recognized this week
• Ending world hunger focus of WKU’s FeelGood group
• Education officials to meet at South Warren
• Hot Rods attendance up this year
• Balloons, Tunes & BBQ
• Defense in Ikner case wants trial moved
• WCHS council will meet on Tuesday
• BGTC board to hold meeting Thursday
• Sidewalk repairs to close Chestnut lane
• Briarwood is set to host Summer Stroll
• Kentucky farmers may apply for Monsanto Fund award
• INDICTMENTS
• Puppy Paddle
• ‘A Day Just for Women’ set to return on Sept. 30
• Annual antique sale wrapping up
• Logan man admits to shooting sister, pleads guilty to second-degree assault
• Lil’ Angels Attic Sale concludes today
• Kentucky Downs hosts fundraiser for area charities
• Hilltoppers stress studying
• More than 200 grandparents join grandkids for lunch at North Warren
• Murder trial will likely be delayed
• Sand in the city
• Book sale begins at depot
• BG schools tackle teacher prep work
• Seasonal flu shot this year packs punch
• Part-time faculty getting raises
• Balloons, Tunes & BBQ
• Oakland Elementary SBDM to meet Monday
• Tickets for United Way’s kickoff lunch on sale
• Humane society will host ninth adoptathon
• Council reviews applications for new WEHS principal
• POLICE NEWS: BG man charged in connection with meth lab at his mother’s residence
• Daily News phone system being installed
• GO bg offers shopping shuttle Saturday
• Potter Children’s Home hosting festival
• CMD Health offers new plan for employers
• Area played ‘incalculable’ role in Warren’s writing
• Center honors writer’s local roots
• Campaign nets 27 DUI arrests
• Finalists picked to take over for Hiles
• Candidates ramp up advertising
• Growing patient population
• POLICE NEWS
• McConnell speaks to students at Gatton Academy
• Murder suspect headed for trial
• Property tax won’t go up
• Up in the air
• Gardening with Wildflowers
• POLICE NEWS: Butler man arrested after alleged stabbing
• Flamingo fly-in will help raise trip funds
• WKU ‘in a period of uncertainty’
• Relaxation & Celebration
• Rand Paul’s balancing act
• From the ashes
• No paper Monday
• Indictments
• Muslims break Ramadan fast
• Student teams take lead in conservation
• Property owner claims county wrongly voided land deal
• City to vote on avenue closure
• No paper Monday
• Indictments
• Muslims break Ramadan fast
• Student teams take lead in conservation
• Property owner claims county wrongly voided land deal
• City to vote on avenue closure
• Rand Paul’s balancing act
• From the ashes
• Guthrie will host ‘Academy Day’
• Project to affect Topper Transit
• WKU, E’town college join in chemistry study
• Old Bristow comes down
• Autism awareness: Sixth-grader working toward fundraising goal
• State to help pay for flood repairs
• Ky. to get part of $330M in grants
• A time for celebration
• Man injured in crash on I-65 exit ramp
• Council meeting set at Alvaton Elementary
• Emmett Drive lane to close for repairs
• WKU fair to focus on student involvement
• Law firm collecting food for children
• CASA seeks to train more volunteers
• Corn Harvest: Ahead of schedule, Low in volume
• POLICE NEWS: Two charged in connection with burglary
• Extension board set to meet Thursday
• Green River Ferry reopens to vehicles
• Aberdeen Bridge to close for new deck
• DeaFestival is Saturday in Horse Cave
• Lazy Acres Mobile Home Park to be empty by year’s end
• Furloughs slow justice statewide
• Kids Count stats take negative dive
• POLICE NEWS: BG woman hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal I-65 crash
• McNeill students add to quilt
• Solar panels installed at Richardsville Elementary School
• Area man accused of 120 sexual offenses
• Ky. looks to improve college prep
• Student Spending
• POLICE NEWS: Man accused of posing as FBI agent arrested
• Oakland Elementary council sets meetings
• Photo: Catch of the day
• Barren sheriff assails Paul on drug issue
• Labor Day weekend will see more holiday travelers, AAA says
• Hearing reverses mistake on bond
• Williams, Farmer enter governor's race
• A high flying farewell
• POLICE NEWS: Police dog detects drugs in BG woman’s vehicle
• BGMU work will force bypass lane closure
• Scottsville coalition awarded $125,000 grant
• Grant to enhance Bee Spring Park
• Firefighters battle muscular dystrophy
• Red Cross praises award recipients
• Fellow prosecutors recognize Cohron
• Trial in 1992 killing postponed
• Property values, lighting on minds of new neighbors
• CVB approves funds for trailers at sporting events
• Many clerks to open on furlough day
• Navitas program students arrive at Western
• Morgan to run as write-in for magistrate seat
• Senator predicts victories for party
• WKU students back to the books
• POLICE NEWS
• Main Avenue lane closed Tuesday
• Hampton Drive to get four-way stop
• WKU bookstore changing its name
• Holy Spirit hosts bilingual Mass
• Late ticket purchase lands woman a dream home
• Concert linked to NCM B-Day
• WKU student hurt in leap into quarry
• MPO sets up ride-sharing program
• Water level halts trailer traffic on Green River Ferry
• Three hospitalized after I-65 crash in Hart County
• Football and family fun
• Work to start Sept. 7 on Aberdeen bridge
• Allen County spending nearly $18M to renovate high school
• Forensic training focus of seminar
• Delafield Homecoming Festival
• Softball game to aid autism foundation
• Summer Stroll set in Charleston Place
• Law officers finish training program
• $100K in incentives OK’d for company
• $400,000 awarded to fight drug crimes
• Intersections to revert to traffic signals
• Medical Center’s 10K set Oct. 23
• Guthrie speaks at tea party event
• WKU will double Chinese teachers in area next year
• Language lessons
• Glasgow man faces several drug charges
• Plans for green housing in works
• Big Red Blitz
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green woman arrested, charged with variety of drug offenses
• WKU’s Swoboda plans to retire
• Cumberland Trace council sets meetings
• Warren East’s council to meet Tuesday
• High school students focus on finance
• BRADD county unemployment rates on decline
• Corrections
• POLICE NEWS: BG man charged with knife assault
• BGMU work forces lane closures on bypass
• Glasgow will look across state for new police chief
• Theaters get creative to attract more patrons
• Photos: s-p-e-l-l-i-n-g b-e-e
• WKU to offer new program
• Paul still dealing with drug stance
• Some offices will be closed
• Beating backpack pain
• lVeterans can get help in Glasgow
• Ex-hospital employee jailed in drug theft
• Borrowing for Block 12 OK’d
• Relatives of victim lash out at Randall Creek
• DRA looking to revitalize winter scene
• Ethics board clears Catherine Hamilton
• McConnell: U.S. at a crossroads
• Conway opens local office
• POLICE NEWS: Plasma TV stolen from South Sunrise Drive home
• Lee gets 15 years for role in Whiteside murder
• Plano council to meet Thursday
• Money approved for farm animal removal
• Board won’t raise taxes
• Big Red Bike Tour
• Joe Bonsall At Warren County Public Library
• Clarification
• POLICE NEWS: BG man reports assault that left cut on hand
• Sheriff’s office receives state grant
• WKU visitors get wireless Internet
• BRADD seeks public input on Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Ransdell addresses faculty, staff during Opening Convocation
• Dangerous stretch of I-65 will get barriers
• 90 jobs coming to area
• POLICE NEWS: Woman tells police she hit man with a broom to defend herself
• Photos: Big lift
• Group seeking new educational habitat for quail
• Money ‘talk’ big issue for families
• Groundskeeper Club on duty
• INDICTMENTS: BG pair indicted on Rx forgery charges
• Traditional celebration
• City buys last property for stormwater project
• Group tours green buildings
• The Ruby Experience
• Cumberland Trace Elementary School getting face-lift
• BG Metropolitan Statistical Area's personal income down in 2009
• On the run
• Bristow announces SBDM meeting dates
• District taking cost share funding requests
• WKU’s Glasgow campus director retires
• Event sets the stage for Suicide Prevention Week
• WKU faculty members express frustration
• State-mandated furloughs to close Warren government offices
• Lazy Acres hearing pushed back to October
• Ground broken on senior housing
• Newgrass Festival returns
• Run will close part of Veterans Memorial
• POLICE NEWS
• Allen students to ride hybrid
• Depositions under way in KOA suit
• TV veteran Chuck Barris speaks about daughter’s death
• Coates resigns from agency
• State could take action
• A lifetime of giving
• POLICE NEWS
• State police to set up 22 checkpoints during DUI campaign
• Looking for the big one
• Conway floats debate proposal
• Guthrie to host town hall meeting
• Chestnut Street lane closed Friday
• Library announces bookmobile visits
• Marksberry criticizes Guthrie’s ties to GOP
• Warren Central grad new leader of KSP post in BG
• Gatton seniors beat Ky. average
• General Motors' turnaround
• Police campaign to target drunk drivers
• Knox named sports editor
• New interchange will improve traffic flow
• Tenants prep for possible closure
• CFO suggests tax hike
• Fire damages Chestnut St. home
• POLICE NEWS
• Glasgow police chief will step down
• Cigarette cause of apartment fire
• Skatepark showmen
• Cigarette cause of apartment fire
• CSX workers remove soil near railroad bridge over Barren River
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man arrested after photographs found in closet
• Photo: An evening stroll
• Drakes Creek council to convene Monday
• Scotty’s swaps assets with Glass Paving
• South Meade sees benefits of its Neighborhood Watch
• Groups raise cash for new playgrounds
• Officials suspect arson in two Russellville fires
• $196M needed for Warren road projects
• Warren School Board OKs property tax increase
• POLICE NEWS: Edmonson man arrested in South Carolina
• Photos: Air conditioner fire at Walmart
• Work will close traffic on Pascoe Boulevard
• City property tax hike on Tuesday’s agenda
• School resource officers recognized
• Building projects ongoing at WKU
• Apartments destroyed
• Indictments
• Cyclists Ride Out Loud to fight kidney disease
• Family hopes to raise awareness after losing child to SMA
• Warren schools: Crowds are no longer a concern
• Group suggests parking changes
• 'Growing up in two different cultures'
• I-65 lanes to close for on-ramp work
• Natcher council to meet Monday
• IRS session focuses on health tax credit
• Beshear to host TEK Talk forums
• Milliken renamed to justice board
• Firefighters battle blaze at home on Plum Springs
• Warren schools alerting parents on depression
• New credits available on health care
• CSX will begin removing soil Monday
• City looks at different way to deal with landfill
• Jury recommends life for Creek
• 14th Duncan Hines Festival
• Police News: Two people injured in collision on I-65
• BGJHS council to convene Tuesday
• Four-way stop coming on Normal Street
• Franklin officially seeking new city manager
• Sustainability group organizing in area
• Counties to get increased reimbursement from FEMA
• Hot Rods players share stories with Bellewood Home
• Board OKs zoning variance for recovery home
• Hizer says farewell to chamber
• Local ACT scores above state’s norm
• Creek guilty of murder
• POLICE NEWS: BG man arrested in connection with robbery, assault
• Daily News adds Twitter feature on website
• Lions Club to have state fair indoor exhibit
• Logan’s major tax rates unchanged
• Roadshow group facing federal suit
• Local businesses to raise funds for Warren schools
• Project to affect through traffic on Old Morgantown Road
• Officers gather for conference
• Myra Dwyer Exhibit At Warren County Public Library
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man arrested for driving without a license
• Wilcher will get spot on conservation board
• Fundraiser to help man injured in accident
• Guthrie to host town hall meeting in Glasgow
• Bowling Green plant expansion to add 65 jobs
• City seeks head of Public Works Department
• Lewis sentenced to 20 years for her involvement
• Butler County road to close for three weeks beginning Monday
• Burke’s Outlet to open in Glasgow, Russellville
• Group home seeks special zoning variance
• BG teachers getting their own websites
• Western drawing more top students
• Expert testifies about meds
• Sweltering Summer continues
• Tourism executive disputing dismissal
• Warren County occupancy rates up
• Two hurt in trailer fire
• POLICE NEWS: Bowling Green man arrested in connection with firearms charges
• BG Schools: Policy aimed at preventing suicide updated
• Truck driver injured in crash with train
• Mobile home park owner files appeal to avoid closure
• Daily News experiencing technical problems with phone system
• POLICE NEWS: 3 BG men arrested on meth charges
• Gas main break causes limited evacuation
• Orchestra tour bypassing Bowling Green
• BG sailor tagged for committee on Reagan party
• Western prof featured on Nat Geo series
• Authorities in ‘rule-out mode’
• Davis wants more visitors
• Causes of death not determined after autopsies
• Defense may call more witnesses
• Ransdell Q&A: Rebuild a major focus at Western
• Trash or treasure
• CORRECTION
• INDICTMENTS: Three indicted in connection with string of vehicle break-ins
• Report: Water quality remains an issue
• Save Our Kids Karnival
• Friends turn out in force to help Omega founder
• CORRECTION
• Conway, Paul trade barbs in Paducah
• Reed’s Ferry remains closed
• Public art hanging raises more than $500 for CASA
• Police save dog left in truck
• Logan County Public Library seeks $4.3M loan for new facility
• Cohron, Gorman roles to change
• Police: 2 kids found dead
• Creek takes witness stand
• Musical finale
• Fire training center set for Morgantown Road
• More mothers are choosing to breastfeed
• Photos: Art for CASA
• Group heads to Cooperstown to visit park
• Senate leader advises changes
• Lightning strike kills Logan County teen
• School keeps kids cool
• POLICE NEWS: BG man accused of theft from his mother’s home
• Commission vote clears way for Stockdale’s
• Jurors hear video confession
• Patiently Waiting
• POLICE NEWS: Morgantown man charged in BG
• GO Shopping Shuttle set to run Saturday
• CASA seeks volunteers to aid foster children
• Photos: ‘I Scream for Ice Cream’
• Crews work to fix chillers at Greenwood
• Warren East principal Beals leaving position
• Photo: Birthday wishes for the president
• Conway talks immigration, subsidies during campaign stop in BG
• Owners say no to overlay proposal
• POLICE NEWS: Two burglaries reported Tuesday on Walden Road
• Paul’s remarks on regulation irk miners
• P.R.I.D.E. director asks board to help get sign sponsors
• Outfitter proposes store near Sam’s Club
• Sidewalk upkeep in question
• Seven testify against Creek
• Area heat warning in effect
• A New Beginning
• Street lights, speeding among Delafield issues
• Greenways Commission: Contractor recommended to finish path
• Parents see congestion at Bristow Elementary School; South Warren largely free of traffic issues on
• State recommending action
• A Fresh Start
• POLICE NEWS: Ind. man charged with stolen property
• Cakes, pies needed for fair Saturday at Browning Fire Dept.
• Tanner hired as Franklin’s interim finance director
• NASCO to invest $10 million in plant, retain 206 positions
• Commonwealth Brands weighs options for move
• Ex-Hobson House director admits thefts
• POLICE NEWS: Man arrested on multiple charges
• Plano Elementary SBDM scheduled to meet today
• Whitfield scheduled to present check in Butler County
• Redevelopment application expected to get final reading
• Schools seeking volunteer mentors
• State seeks input on making golf courses privately run
• Creek murder trial to begin Tuesday
• Summer’s last hurrah
• Paul softens rhetoric in Senate race
• Truck pull pits brother vs. brother
• Sports Editor Pike named city editor
• BG faces struggles in resettling refugees
• Western adding a fifth grad ceremony
• With school comes traffic concerns
• Threat of development
• CORRECTION
• INDICTMENTS
• Humane Club helps raise money for local animal shelter
• Crash course
• Logan man charged with sexual abuse
• Concerts in the Park
• Candidate files for Smiths Grove commission
• A wild ride
• Civil Air Patrol seeks help to replace trailer
• Man finds own stolen trailer, now seeks justice
• NCM hosts Vette Camp
• Western approves property purchase
• Health care report: 22.3 percent uninsured
• POLICE NEWS: BG man killed in four-wheeler accident
• Bed race and figure 8 race draw large crowd at SOKY Fair
• Photos: Spirits in the Cave
• One files for Woodburn city seat; one for Smiths Grove mayor
• Butler County gets share of $1.17M energy grant money
• Glasgow 7-month-old’s death accidental
• Geography prof Groves to be WKU distinguished professor
• Photos; Firefighters’ farewell
• CFO named interim leader
• Shiny South Warren debuts
• PJ Tales for Kids at the Warren County Public Library
• My Life Is An Open Book Speaker Series Kicks Off With Chuck Barris
• Book Donations Needed For Friends Of The Library Used Book Sale
• Adult Programs at the Warren County Publc Library for August and September 2010
• Final Author For Warren County Public Library Speaker Series
• August Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Local Artists Featured at Warren County Public Library
• Warren County Public Library News - June 10, 2010
• Book Club to Read Matterhorn
• Forensic Specialist To Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Summer Reading Program kicks off at Warren County Public Library
• Literature and Film Day at the Warren County Public Library
• Sunny 16 Photography Exhibit at the Warren County Public Library
• Children’s Book Week at the Warren County Public Library
• Fact, Fiction And Forensics Speaker Series At Warren County Public Library
• Landscaping Workshop At Warren County Public Library
• April Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Local Authors To Speak At Warren County Public Library
• Global Road Warrior Database at Warren County Public Library
• Spring Break Program For Teens At Warren County Public Library
• Landscaping Workshop at Warren County Public Library
• Spring Tea Party at Warren County Public Library
• Best Cycling Routes Discussed At Warren County Public Library
• Dale Carnegie Course comes back to Bowling Green
• March Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday at Warren County Public Library
• New Extended Hours At Bob Kirby Branch
• Powerspeak Languages Now Available at Warren County Public Library
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Discussion Of Decades Of Home Furnishings At Smiths Grove Library
• Discover the Natural Arches of Kentucky’s Big South Fork at Warren County Public Library
• Mother/Daughter Book Discussion At Warren County Public Library
• Warren County Public Library Gives Patrons The Ability To Download Audiobooks, Music On The Go
• Loads of Food And Mittens Collected at Warren County Public Library
• Bookmobile Librarian Retires From Warren County Public Library
• Local Artists Featured at Warren County Public Library
• Great Books Discussion Group at Warren County Public Library
• Cabin Fever Workshops at Warren County Public Library
• Warren County Public Library Now Accepting Donations For Macy’s Used Book Sale
• Fireside Chat Book Club At The Bob Kirby Branch
• Free Camps for Kids at the Warren County Public Library
• Food for Fines at Warren County Public Library
• Dan Cherry to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Introduction to MAC at the Warren County Public Library
• Local Artists Exhibit At Warren County Public Library
• Celebrate An Old Fashioned Christmas At The Warren County Public Library
• All Aboard The Polar Express!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Warren County
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Success Tips From Dale Carnegie Training
• Free Computer Classes at the Warren County Public Library
• Teen Read Week
• Spooky Fun And Games At Goblin Fest!
• Silas House to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Local Artists Exhibit at Warren County Public Library
• Philip Gulley To Speak At Warren County Public Library
• The Big Read Kicks-Off At The Warren County Public Library
• Friends of the Library Used Book Sale
• Most Important School Supply At Your Library
• Warren County Public Library presents Richard Paul Evans
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library - Sarah Page and Kim Soule
• Donations for Friends of the Library Annual Sale
• In Group Book Club for Teens at Warren County Public Library
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• Photojournalist Linda Schaefer to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Art Exhibits at Warren County Public Library
• HGTV's Vern Yip to speak in Bowling Green
• Warren County Public Library Sponsors Photography Contest
• Art Workshops at Warren County Public Library
• Carlton Jackson to Speak at Bob Kirby Branch
• The Photography Of Lauren Brandt Will Be Featured At The Bob Kirby Branch
• Journalist Doug Fine to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Library Kicks Off Annual Summer Reading Program
• Lana Williams Art Exhibit at Warren County Public Library
• Nick Clooney to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Leslie Mayer Art Exhibit at Bob Kirby Branch
• American Drummer Boy Movie Showing at Warren County Public Library
• Bowling Green Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Library Offers New Practice Tests For Students
• ‘The World As I See It’ Speaker Series
• Sarah Page and Jeremy Evans Exhibits
• Senior Art Featured at Graham Drive Library
• Rick Bragg to Speak at Warren County Public Library
• Get Curious About Science at Your Library!
• Local Artists Exhibit at Warren County Public Library
• Off the Beaten Path: Exploring Natural Arches of Kentucky
• Songwriter’s Hall of Fame Inductee To Perform in Bowling Green

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