May Community Highlights

Our community is always moving forward, and there’s no shortage of stories worth sharing. From local achievements to upcoming events and important updates, this is your place to stay informed and connected to what’s happening across our region.

BG 2025:

Leaders in Warren County, Kentucky are taking steps to balance rapid growth with long-term planning, with recent discussions highlighting major development along Nashville Road and continued progress on the BG 2050 initiative. A significant project anchored by a new Publix is expected to bring expanded infrastructure, housing, and commercial space to the area, supported through a public-private partnership model. Alongside future-focused efforts, officials also honored longtime road department employee Glenn Richmond for his decades of service, recognizing the lasting impact of those who helped shape the community.

Read more HERE.

City of Bowling Green:

City Of Bowling Green Announces Limited-Edition America 250 Challenge Coin Pre-Sale To Support Free Downtown Events

The City of Bowling Green is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with the launch of a limited-edition challenge coin, now available for pre-sale. Only 900 coins will be offered, with proceeds supporting free, family-friendly Downtown events like Duncan Hines Days, Harvest Fest, and Downtown Lights Up. Coins are available through May 9 (or while supplies last), with options for local pickup or shipping. More than just a commemorative item, this initiative helps bring the events and experiences that connect the community to life.

Challenge coins can be purchased through the City’s Eventbrite page here or via a link on this Facebook event. For more information about Downtown events and America 250 celebrations in Bowling Green, follow @downtownbgky on social media or visit the City’s website at bgky.org.

The Salvation Army of Bowling Green:

The Champions of Hope Luncheon supports The Salvation Army of Bowling Green and its mission to provide shelter, meals, and vital services for individuals and families facing hardship. This year’s event honors Joe Davis as the 2026 Champion of Hope for more than two decades of dedicated service to the organization and the community. Captains Johnny and Monica Horton will also be recognized for their leadership since 2021, helping expand outreach efforts and ensure continued support for those in need.

To learn more and purchase your tickets, click HERE.