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The Kentucky Senate advanced a bill Wednesday providing additional funding for a long term care facility for military veterans in Bowling Green, sending the measure to the full Senate.
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The first dirt was turned on Wednesday for a long-awaited veterans nursing home in Bowling Green.Local, state, and federal leaders broke ground on an 80-thousand-square-foot facility that will include 60 beds initially with room to expand in the future.
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After nearly a decade of planning and delays, ground will be broken in November on a Bowling Green nursing home for military veterans. The 60-bed facility will open in the Kentucky Transpark on 25 acres of donated land in the industrial complex.
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Time is of the essence to honor those remaining from what's been called the "Greatest Generation". In Kentucky, there are only about 2,000 WWII veterans still living and the youngest among them are in their early to mid-90s.
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A veteran's organization that began in Kentucky as a social group to decrease the isolation that can lead to suicide will be in the national spotlight…
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Some of Kentucky’s last remaining World War II veterans will do some reminiscing in the skies this weekend. The non-profit Honor Flight Bluegrass is…
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On Monday, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear delivered his daily briefing on coronavirus, which is surging across the Ohio Valley. Eleven more Kentuckians had…
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A retired U.S. Army veteran working to raise awareness about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is bringing his message to Fort Knox on Friday.Sergeant First…
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Long-awaited construction of a veterans nursing home in Bowling Green has taken another step forward. Governor Andy Beshear signed HB24 on Tuesday that…
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A measure is moving through the Kentucky legislature that would provide the necessary funding to build a veterans nursing home in Bowling Green.The…