Bowling Green

The Eletrek Formula Sun Grand Prix comes to Bowling Green for the first time this week. The event brings together 32 collegiate teams from across the continent, including one from the University of Kentucky, for three days of endurance racing using custom-designed race cars.

The Louisville Orchestra will be in Bowling Green as part of the last leg of their “In Harmony: The Commonwealth Tour.” The concert serves not only as a performance tour but also as a new initiative that engages with local musicians, artists, schools, and community organizations.

The city of Bowling Green has released a plan to improve access to mental health and substance abuse treatment while relieving the strain on law enforcement, jails, and hospitals.

The show raises funds for the Margaret Munday Scholarship overseen by the Mu Iota Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota (SAI). In addition to helping music students from diverse communities pursue their dreams, the scholarship also honors the legacy of Margaret Munday.

A popular comedian and former America’s Got Talent competitor is coming to Bowling Green for an annual comedy show fundraiser. Ryan Niemiller will headline an event called “Humor Heals,” which raises funds for Amazing Angels, a local nonprofit that assists bereaved parents impacted by infant loss.

The Wizarding World Experience seeks to transport muggles, or those without magic, as they are known in the Harry Potter Universe, into a world of fantasy via wands, cauldrons, and trinkets.

A plan to continue the evolution of Bowling Green’s downtown riverfront is taking on new life. The city has unveiled a multi-million-dollar master plan for transforming 70 acres along the Barren River.

The National Corvette Museum is displaying the creations of Carl Casper in a gallery titled “Custom CARisma: The Legendary Creations of Carl Casper,” showcasing the works of the world-renowned car designer, engineer, racer, author, and artist.

It’s been nearly two years since a deadly string of tornadoes swept through Kentucky. The disaster is still being felt in many areas of the commonwealth and has led some communities to reassess their emergency preparedness.

The second annual “Resilience Ruck” is set for Nov. 4 in Warren County and is an event that aims to raise awareness about veterans battling post-traumatic stress, brain injuries, substance abuse, and depression.