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An outpouring of concern from families living in the Kentucky Gardens Mobile Home Park on River Street led the Bowling Green Board of Commissioners to table a vote on a

The plan proposed by Mayor Todd Alcott has recently been approved to help curb the homelessness situation Bowling Green faces.

Envision is set to break ground in June, and the plant will be fully operational in 2027.

Gov. Beshear announced on March 17 two infrastructure awards: $1,600,000 for the City of Bowling Green to rehabilitate the College Street Pedestrian Bridge and $25,000 for Warren County to add

U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced today this year’s Fiscal Year 2022 Government Funding bill contains significant resources to support Kentuckians recovering from the five Presidentially Declared Disasters that hit the Commonwealth in 2020 and 2021, including December’s devastating tornado outbreak in Western Kentucky.

Today, three Bowling Green employees were presented with citations of heroism for their efforts from the Kentucky House of Representatives at the local fiscal court.

The city of Bowling Green is working to get about $3 million in federal CARES Act money into the hands of city residents as quickly as possible through several initiatives. “When you do it programatically, there are a lot of steps to be taken” – on behalf of the city and applicants, said city Neighborhood and Community Services Director Brent Childers. “We were not seeing the progress we’d like to see” in the funds getting into the community. In an effort to get mo...