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IN PRINT: Scams spotted in Bowling Green - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Cyber scams via email, phone and text messages have become more widespread in the Bowling Green and WKU communities. For a little over five years, the majority of recent scams have impersonated law enforcement or other organizations to obtain access to finances and personal information. Kenna Woodard, Bowling Green Police Department community resource officer, said scam calls have been persistent, but the tactics scammers use change as technology advances. Woodard organized a scam prevention sem
Fleaji Vintage Market raises money for Trained-Alzheimer’s research - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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What started as an idea by a few Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) graduates from the College of Charleston South Carolina soon became an international company that made its way to WKU’s campus. The WKU FIJI chapter and EZA Finds partnered with Fleaji Vintage Market to host a pop-up flea market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday outside Downing Student Union, bringing together local clothing businesses for a charitable cause. WKU’s FIJI chapter chose to donate a portion of the event’s proceeds toward Alzhei
WKU community celebrates 9 to 5 for Dolly Parton - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Hilltoppers celebrated Dolly Parton Appreciation Day on Friday, Sept. 25 with a day full of glitter, sweets and giving back to the Southcentral Kentucky community. Communities across the country dedicated Friday, Sept. 25 as Dolly Appreciation Day as a nod to her hit song, “9 to 5,” according to AP News. Parton died of cancer at 80 on Aug. 25 and left behind a legacy not only as a singer and songwriter, but also as a philanthropist and entrepreneur. Aside from her career in music, Parton launche
Bowling Green goes global for annual International Festival - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The savory smells of international cuisines, rhythms of music from around the world and sights of cultural performances created an unwavering sense of community at the annual Bowling Green International Festival held Saturday in Circus Square Park. The 36th annual Bowling Green International Festival brought together various cultures from around the world for a day of authentic foods, cultural displays and international community within the city. The festival represented cultures from almost eve
Hilltoppers get VIP passes to Globechella - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Hilltoppers received VIP passes on Wednesday for Globechella, held inside the Mahurin Honors College and International Center. MHC Director Lindy Davidson, who also oversees WKU’s study abroad programs, helped welcome students to the VIP entrance of Globechella. Students who attended the event received a free tote bag and wristband to enter the fair. Davidson said Globechella serves as the annual Global Learning Fair and teaches Hilltoppers about WKU’s international study abroad and national stu
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