The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce met May 8 for their regular membership meeting. The board discussed several upcoming events and fundraisers, including the chamber’s park day, which has been subject to recent, exciting updates. Being the first order of business as the meeting was called to begin, chamber president Chad Perkins called upon several present BGHS students for their presentation of scholarships. Those awarded Chamber of Commerce scholarships were
The city of Bowling Green’s Board of Aldermen gathered for their regular meeting Monday night to proceed with business and discuss bills, including amendments for existing ordinances. Board members discussed a mutual aid agreement between the city and county, as well. The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. Monday evening; all members were present. After a motion from Ed Lawson and a second from Kay Reading, the board
Bowling Green Middle School and principal Kim Pafford hosted the annual ceremony for eighth grade promotion last Thursday, May 16. The commencement was held in the BGHS gym and began at 7 p.m. The event was very well attended. Marcia Tepen and music teacher Elaine Carty led the choir in the National Anthem and “When We Are Singing a Song.” The seventh and eighth grade band then performed “Engines of
John D. Zimmer, president and CEO of HNB National Bank, is pleased to announce the banks 125th anniversary on May 28. “The 125th year anniversary of HNB is quite an accomplishment,” said Zimmer. “We want to celebrate this milestone with all of our customers and the communities we serve.” HNB National Bank will kick off their anniversary celebration at the Bowling Green facility, located at 700 Bus. Hwy. 61 S.,
The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce met May 8 for their regular membership meeting. The board discussed several upcoming events and fundraisers, including the chamber’s park day, which has been subject to recent, exciting updates. Being the first order of business as the meeting was called to begin, chamber president Chad Perkins called upon several present BGHS students for their presentation of scholarships. Those awarded Chamber of Commerce scholarships were
The city of Bowling Green’s Board of Aldermen gathered for their regular meeting Monday night to proceed with business and discuss bills, including amendments for existing ordinances. Board members discussed a mutual aid agreement between the city and county, as well. The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. Monday evening; all members were present. After a motion from Ed Lawson and a second from Kay Reading, the board
Let me begin by apologizing for my lack of thoughts these last few weeks. Who knew the life of a newly married, recently 22-year-old lady could be so stressful and busy? Not this girl, that’s for sure – I had no idea. Is it sad when you get excited to have a spare 10 minutes on a Wednesday night to vacuum your floor? Pretty sure my life in BG has
Bowling Green High School will host their Honors Reception the evening of Tuesday, May 14, beginning at 7. The event will take place in the high school auditorium. The high school’s 1989 faculty originally initiated the annual honors reception. Individual departments’ awards are announced for those students meeting the specific requirements for that department. Students who completed the College Preparatory Studies certificate’s requirements will be announced and receive the respective
“What are your thoughts on gun control?” We asked, and you posted. Last week, the Bowling Green Times asked its Facebook followers what they think about the government’s discussions and debates regarding gun control. Here are your answers. Question: “A gun control bill has hit the Senate floor for discussion and voting. What are your thoughts on gun control? Should the government instate the background checks? What about