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The view of Douglas Keen Hall from the front of Pearce Ford Tower. Rubble and debris from the demolition of The Pit Stop Convenience Store and the Den by Denny’s block the way on June 24, 2026. (Josh Baumgardner) Demolition continues on Douglas Keen Hall as the univers...

Shrouded by warm oranges and purple lights, the Capitol’s annual Summer Solstice Concert brought the Celtic nations to Bowling Green through a night showcasing the musical stylings of four Celtic musicians. 

Since 2018, the Capitol has collaborated with husband-and-wife Celtic musicians Rebecca Baumbach and Skip Cleavinger to host semiannual concerts for the summe...

The Warren County and Bowling Green local governments hosted an informational event for data centers at the Knicely Conference Center to answer the questions of the public. 

The event, entitled “Strong Standards Proactive Approach,” aimed to provide more information regarding the

The walls of the Foundry Christian Community Center reverberated with the sounds of loud chatter, running children and music as Bowling Green came to celebrate Juneteenth.

The seventh annual Juneteenth event bridged together culture and community through its local Black vendor market and community resource booths. Hosted by the Bowling Green Freedom Walkers at the Foun...

Latin music, smoke and conversation floated through the air of The Food School’s kitchen area as hopeful cooks tried their hand at making traditional Salvadorian pupusas. 

Founded by owner, head educator and “chief bottle washer” Ana Kulka, The Food School provides eight recurr...