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Riverfront rezoning cleared in second vote, city nabs greenway funding - Vimarsana News

Riverfront rezoning cleared in second vote, city nabs greenway funding

Two and a half months after it received unanimous approval from the City-County Planning Commission, Eddie and Joy Hanks’ commercial and residential “Digs on the River” development was given second

Commissioners revise policy to assist Davis, city employees - Vimarsana News

Commissioners revise policy to assist Davis, city employees

The City of Bowling Green has updated its injury leave policy to provide better aid to employees who have been hurt on the job – including Officer Matt Davis of

Hospitality leaders talk workforce growth, event space at tourism panel - Vimarsana News

Hospitality leaders talk workforce growth, event space at tourism panel

The continued growth of both Bowling Green and Warren County impacts every industry in the region, and the realm of tourism and hospitality has not gone untouched.

Riverfront rezoning paused after tearful city meeting - Vimarsana News

Riverfront rezoning paused after tearful city meeting

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

City looking to speed COVID relief funds into community - Vimarsana News

City looking to speed COVID relief funds into community

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 money in the hands of community members more quickly, the city took several steps at last week’s ...