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CGS Machine and Tool, a leading precision machining company, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Since its founding in 1994, the company has grown to 50 employees and nearly $10 million in annual sales. A celebration will be held on September 20, 2024, in Bowling Green, honoring the company’s contributions to the local economy and its growth over three decades.

The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce announced the 34 participants of the upcoming Leadership Bowling Green Class of 2025. The program is an exclusive opportunity for established and emerging leaders to become immersed in learning about our community. Leadership Bowling Green aims to ignite a passion for civic engagement and community leadership.

BGYP had the amazing opportunity to hear from Courtney Stevens, the dynamic new Executive Director of Warren County Public Library. Courtney shared her inspiring journey to leadership, offering practical tips on how to beat burnout in middle management and build a workplace culture that energizes and empowers your team. Her insights on leadership and

Join us in welcoming the newest partners of the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce. Supporting our area businesses helps grow a stronger and prosperous community.

Kentucky has the highest rate of new lung cancer diagnoses in the nation - a rate that is over one-and-a half times higher than the national average. “Kentucky is leading the country in lung cancer incidence,” said Dr. Irene Li, radiation oncologist at Med Center Health. For individuals with a history of smoking, vaping, or exposure to

The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce proudly presents "Songs & Stories" on September 19th at SKyPAC, an intimate event featuring local songwriters sharing their music and the stories behind their songs, celebrating the region's rich musical heritage and supporting the local music industry.

The annual Welcome Back WKU event, hosted by the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, and presented by Graves Gilbert Clinic, welcomed students back to campus with over 60 vendors showcasing local businesses and services. The event provided students with free giveaways, food, and a chance to connect with the Bowling Green community while exploring opportunities outside the classroom.

Thank you to everyone who made the sold-out Pearls of Wisdom event a success, where Jennifer Keller inspired us to "Be who YOU were created to be."

The August President's Club Luncheon featured Doug Gorman and Sam Ford discussing the 2050 initiative, a strategic plan for Bowling Green's growth. They highlighted the need for proactive planning and community engagement.

In June, job openings remained steady at 8.2 million, with minimal changes in hires and separations. The unemployment rate held at 4.1%, with notable job gains in government, healthcare, and construction sectors.