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Kiranmai Byrichetti, originally from India and currently living in Bowling Green and attending Western Kentucky University, performs a traditional Indian dance called Kuchipudi on Saturday

BG chamber members score well on credit

The report is in, and several Bowling Green businesses received a good grade. According to a recent study, about 1,300 area businesses have an average ...

New city editor joins the staff at Daily News

Jeff Beach has joined the staff of the Daily News as the city editor. Beach was most recently employed by the Lexington Herald-Leader, where he ...

Indictments

The following people were indicted Wednesday by a Warren County grand jury: Paul C. McCorkel, 19, 425-A Ragland Way, second-degree burglary, four counts of second-degree ...

Pilots for Paws

Tracy Moser of RePets (center) greets rescued boxer dog Rocky along with Dena Wilson (from left), Mary Langford, both from RePets and pilot David Crouch ...

Man charged after Mustang collides with police cruiser

A Hart County man was arrested Friday night after crashing into a police cruiser while allegedly driving drunk. Donnie Self, 35, 15 Little Blue Springs ...

BG company planning an expansion

A Bowling Green company is planning an expansion that, with some help from the state, could create or retain 30 jobs. Owl’s Head Alloys, an ...

Lawmakers targeting common meth item

A common over-the-counter cold medication that is also a key ingredient in methamphetamine would require a prescription from a doctor under a bill proposed by ...

There she is ...

Ruby London (left), 5, trades crowns with Miss Kentucky Mallory Ervin during her visit Friday to Bristow Elementary School. Ervin talked to kids about living ...

State looks to recoup revenue

Lawmakers headed home this weekend with “budget talking points” in their hands that included a number of ways to “recoup” revenues for the state, including ...

City officials helping neighborhoods clean up

Kevin DeFebbo has high expectations for Bowling Green. “Our goal is to have the best neighborhoods in the state of Kentucky,” said DeFebbo, Bowling Green ...

Loan program aids domestic violence survivors

The Daily News A new no-interest micro loan program offered through the Barren River Area Safe Space domestic violence shelter and the Kentucky Domestic Violence ...

BG men charged with copper theft

Two Bowling Green men are charged with stealing copper from a Tennessee Valley Authority substation. Rodney Phillip Miller, 51, and James Robert Crouch, 50, are ...

Motorists, school bus drivers still at odds

On her routine bus route on Industrial Drive on Feb. 19, Patsy Wagnor pulled her school bus to a stop and activated its warning signals ...

Trailblazer honorees to be named

Five prominent members of the African-American community will be honored for their contributions Sunday during the 13th annual Trailblazers awards. The awards are given to ...

Photo: Making his promotion count

Western Kentucky University senior Brandon Bowman, of Louisville, entices other students to enter the “do your duty sweepstakes” Thursday during a promotion for the 2010 ...

POLICE NEWS: Two boys on bikes hit by car; woman charged

A Bowling Green woman was arrested about 6:30 p.m. Thursday and charged with first-degree wanton endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident after her ...

Photo: Honoring Salvation Army volunteers

The Salvation Army Maj. Edward Binnix gives the annual report Thursday during the Community Appreciation Ceremony at The Salvation Army. The ceremony recognized bellringer volunteers ...

Stinnett guilty on both counts

Lawrence Robert Stinnett was found guilty Thursday of intentional murder and kidnapping in Warren Circuit Court, and he will learn next week whether he will ...

Hoops Madness

Bowling Green’s student section cheers for the team Thursday night in its district tournament game against Greenwood. Bowling Green won 44-42 in come-from-behind fashion in ...

Same-sex benefits a no-go at Western

A decision by the Western Kentucky University Benefits Committee to deny benefits to same-sex and opposite sex unmarried couples is drawing heated opposition from students ...

Railroad to do its own soil sample

In response to concerns about the potential environmental impact from paint falling from the CSX bridge into Barren River, the company said it would perform ...