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A lifetime close to death taught Kevin Kirby how to live - Bowling Green Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Sunday, August 16, 2026 Warren County’s Kevin Kirby had directed thousands of our community members’ funerals. Phil Price’s was different. Kirby held it as an honor, as ever, to lead this final moment — but Price had also been his close friend since grade school. Standing over Price’s casket, mid-service, Kirby’s voice gave out. He needed a beat. “I loved him,” Kirby says. “I love his family. The 69-year-old funeral director, also Warren County’s coroner, has lived in the same
Federal changes chopping funds that feed area kids - Bowling Green Daily News (opens the original)
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Targeted by Trump administration initiatives, key funds feeding local children have faced ongoing reductions and cancellations, with the potential for deeper losses — across food stamps, school district meals, farm-to-table foods for students and food assistance for low-income people. In Warren County, 1,232 fewer children received food stamps last month compared to before the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s biggest changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) took effect Nov. 1,
'The heritage will go on': Historic family cabin to serve another generation - Bowling Green Daily News (opens the original)
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The hand-hewn log cabin, atop a 12-acre rural Woodburn property, was where 13 children were born to the home’s architect, Huel Wheeley, near Lafayette, Tennessee. A hundred and sixty seven years later — this June — scores of his descendants united across multiple families, many for the first time, to commemorate their ancestral home’s next chapter. The weathered house has sat for about two decades under the care of Suzanne Wheeley and her husband Mike Wheeley, great-great grandson to the cabin’s
With retail rescue expanded, Feeding America seeking local volunteers to help seniors - Bowling Green Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 11:32 am Wednesday, July 8, 2026 A half year into operations, the regional food bank’s Bowling Green facility has maintained a 14% surge in to-be-discarded food directed to local pantries — rescuing nearly 150,000 pounds of food since December. And now, the nonprofit, Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland, is focusing on a new goal in Bowling Green: expanding volunteer operations at the facility to bring food to low-income individuals 60 and older. The USDA’s Commodity Supplemental Food
Food program to support students at Warren Central, area schools - Bowling Green Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Wednesday, July 8, 2026 Warren Central High in fall will acquire additional food to help its families and those across and its feeder system of Moss Middle as well as the Lost River, Jennings Creek, Warren, and Rockfield elementary schools. In September, Warren County Public Schools will purchase food quarterly from the regional food bank, Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland, at its discounted rate and distribute it for families experiencing food insecurity, according to Warre
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