What’s that? You’re tired of the weather rollercoaster? Better make sure that wig is glued down tight today, meemaw, because it’s gonna be windy. And it’s gonna get messy come Sunday, as the temperatures drop and we’re gonna feel like we’re in winter again for a couple days. [WXorNot & YouTube]
You know the Heated Rivalry buzz is real when the SOKY Ice Rink is the focus in Bowling Green. Yes, whoever wins this bid, we’ll come to the cottage. But you better make it worth it. Improvements to the seasonal SOKY Ice Rink received attention as magistrates voted to advertise for bids to build a platform for the rink to sit on, which will protect the asphalt surfacing below. [BG Daily News]
What could possibly go wrong when you replace humans answering first responder calls with half-baked “AI” systems? When you eliminate the humanity from calling for help, you make the job of first responders more dangerous. I realize this is a food, dining, funtimes website but this is so disappointing and such a short-sighted use of “AI”. Use it for making funny cat pictures, not this. [WBKO]
SKyPAC is currently accepting applications for our Public Art Initiative. Selected artworks will be installed on City of Bowling Green and Warren County–owned properties, including but not limited to Circus Square Park, the Chamber Walk, Capitol Alley, and various recreational parks throughout Bowling Green. [SKyPAC]
It’s a wild, tyrannical, socialist plot to keep Bowling Green’s towed vehicle fees from being more expensive than Louisville or many other states with much higher costs of living. This is a horror we cannot overlook and not at all unscrupulous towing companies should absolutely be able to charge whatever they want and interpret the law as they see fit, citizens be danged. Tinkle alert if you choose to read this story about the city being sued. You know it’s hilarious if we’re on the side of government like this. [WKU Herald]
Oh noes, someone gave foster kids a board game. Instead of claiming to have uncovered what’s already been public and in the press for roughly five years, maybe our “Auditor” of Public Accounts could spend a little time focusing on the social work organizations that wreak havoc under the guise of religion. [WAVE3]
There are free movies at the Capitol Theater this weekend! Sunday. Go see Hamnet or Bugonia. Maybe make an afternoon out of both. And clear your calendar for the evening of the 20th when The Silence of the Lambs plays. [Visit BG]
Kentucky lawmakers want to place cannabis-infused beverages under the same rules as alcohol. If approved, the beverages could only be sold in licensed establishments and would be restricted to adults. Bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, fairs and festivals could serve the drinks if they obtain the proper license. [WDRB & SB223]
The Corvette museum is working on a new collections building. Construction is underway on a new 66,000-square-foot collections facility designed to bring the museum’s growing inventory of Corvettes and related artifacts under one roof while giving visitors a closer look at how those vehicles are preserved. [WNKY]
Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor released a report on women’s health in the Commonwealth and it’s sunshine and lollipops. Kentucky has the highest cancer mortality rate in the nation. 22% of women aged 18-44 say their mental health is “not good.” 50% of women experienced domestic violence or stalking. A whopping 10% of high school girls attempt suicide. See? Puppies and rainbows. Everything is going swell in Kentucky these days. [Press Release & Report]
People on the left and right have come together to fight to protect the private information of Kentucky voters. The ACLU, the Leave of Women Voters of Kentucky and the New Americans Initiative have all stepped up behind the Republican Secretary of State. [Herald-Leader]
You’re only as good as you treat your infants, elderly or infirm, right? We’d include veterans in that list. And to be honest, Kentucky isn’t doing too well on that front. Veterans are sharing their mental health experiences and are advocating for resources amid rising suicide rates. [WPSD]
The most recent Board of Commissioners meeting took place on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. You can get caught up by watching the video whenever it’s convenient. We say it a lot but staying informed will make BG a better place. [YouTube]