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Turn a new page with Bowling Green’s newest coffee shop - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Pop music filtered through the ears of readers and coffee enthusiasts alike on Monday at the opening of Bowling Green’s newest coffee shop, the Storybook Cafe. The cafe is part used bookstore and part traditional coffee house located at 939 Adams St., Suite B. It is open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the weekends. The coffee shop is themed after books and reader culture. One wall is completely covered in pages of books. Another is decorated with the famous O
'The Thomas Paine Panther' premieres at WKU - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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For many, a stage production isn’t just a stage production. For the cast of “The Thomas Paine Panther,” a production is a vehicle for expression and understanding. “The Thomas Paine Panther” is a one-act play performed and produced by WKU students for the Next Stage Series program, an initiative put on by the WKU Department of Theatre and Dance. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Gordon Wilson Hall, and tickets are $5 for students and $8 for everyone else. The production is set
Lip-syncing for a legacy: Community members take the stage for local charity - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The Capitol Theatre hosted community members in rhinestones and feathers on Saturday to support Megan’s Mobile Grocery, a program that provides low-cost groceries to Bowling Green residents. Katie Miller, the executive director of the Bowling Green Housing Authority, explained that the lip-sync battle raises money to feed the community. Megan’s Mobile Grocery is a bus that delivers food, personal care products and household items to food deserts in Bowling Green. “We created a grocery store on w
PCAL invites community to a showing of ‘The A Stands for Art’ - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The vibrant colors of neon paint reached through the dark Capitol Theatre screen Thursday as viewers watched “The A Stands for Art,” a documentary about Atlanta’s inner-city art scene. The viewing was a partnership between the Capitol Theatre and the Southern Circuit of Independent Filmmakers for the PCAL Cultural Enhancement Series. Directed and produced by Tabari Sturdivant and written by Sade Wilkins, the film highlighted a growing art renaissance. It explored new-age Atlanta murals, collecto
Resilience off the field: Louisville Slugger Warriors visit WKU - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Players from the Louisville Slugger Warriors baseball team shared stories of struggle and triumph in a visit to WKU on Thursday. The Warriors website states that the team consists of “U.S. Military Veterans, Active Duty personnel, Wounded Warriors and current and former college baseball players.” WKU Military Student Services Director Kent Johnson explained that the brief offered students the opportunity to “listen to the Louisville Slugger Warriors with their inspirational message.” Johnson spo
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