Bicentennial
‘Police work has changed tremendously’
Retired Bowling Green police officer Bernie Cox remembers Bowling Green’s downtown as an exciting place to patrol when…
Bicentennial
Pushin a success after U.S. arrival
Sam Pushin was a Russian Jew. He came to Warren County around the turn of the last century,…
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BG’s phone service got its start in 1884
An ordinance approved by the city of Bowling Green on Feb. 18, 1884, authorized the East Tennessee Telephone…
Bicentennial
The Baron comes to Bowling Green
They didn’t call him the “Baron of the Bluegrass” without good reason. Although Adolph Rupp did not descend…
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Immigration fuels growth of varied faiths
Dzemail Jusufovic remembers how many mosques were in Bowling Green when he moved here 15 years ago. “None,”…
Bicentennial
Entertainer from BG among black pioneers
At the turn of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, a Bowling Green man…
Bicentennial
Many new faces make city a melting pot
Future historians who will look back on present-day Bowling Green years from now might point to 1979 as…
Bicentennial
Camping World born from Beech Bend event
Camping World is a name synonymous with recreational vehicle enthusiasts and all things camping. But what some younger…
Bicentennial
Fruit of the Loom remains major company
Early on, Bowling Green and Warren County residents charted a course for economic development of the community, with…
Bicentennial
Houchens reaches beyond grocery industry
Houchens Industries is a major conglomerate headquartered in Bowling Green, but it didn’t start out that way. Ervin…
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