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Report: WKU to dismiss head football coach
Big football news out of Western Kentucky University today. According to reports from our sister station WBKO, WKU football Coach David Elson will not be retained after the 2009 football season.
a Wku student is shot at "The Registry" apartment complex
A Western Kentucky University student is taken to the hospital after shots are fired in an apartment complex parking lot.
Retired Army officer Morris founded realty firm
Carl Edward Morris: Established scholarships. Carl Edward Morris Born: Sept. 8, 1924 Died: Oct.
Kramer inspired respect, admiration in classroom
Allen Kramer was the consummate high-school teacher, the best educator I ever encountered.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Big Red made an appearance at Western Kentucky University-Glasgow campus Tuesday to kick off the weekA's homecoming festivities.
CURRAN: Responding to slightly insane letter writer
I love Steve Fetter - even if he is a flaming pinko commie. Steve's the guy that has recently become a prolific writer of letters to the editor of this paper.
Small Businesses Having Trouble Getting ARC Loans
As President Barack Obama makes a plea for small businesses, several local business owners are having trouble getting loans that were set aside to help them.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Glasgow pediatrician Melissa Dennison was sworn in as the newest member of the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents during the board's quarterly meeting Friday.
Geographic Travels with Catholicgauze!
David Keeling on Why Geography Matters
A blog on Geography, geographic thought, and cool geography links! Monday, November 02, 2009 Dr.
WKU approves purchase of apartments
Officials at Western Kentucky University have approved purchasing apartments to turn into a village for international students and visiting scholars.
EMPLOYMENT - Ky Civil Rights Act, discrimination, prima facie case:...
Ky Civil Rights Act, discrimination, prima facie case: Woods v. Western Kentucky University Woods v. Western Kentucky University 2008-CA-001825 9/11/09 2009 WL 2901520 DR pending Opinion by Judge VanMeter; Judges Keller and Stumbo concurred.
Beavercreek author, 80, still inspires generations of cavers
Roger Brucker, 80, shown here in his Beavercreek backyard playground, is a veteran spelunker and one of the nation's leading experts on Mammoth Cave, having written five books on the world's longest cave.
WKU Tables Votes On Two Employees Raises
Western Kentucky University's Board of Regents" met Friday morning amid controversy of possible salary increases for two high-ranking employees.
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Dennis Buckingham Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who
Cambridge Who's Who is an exclusive membership organization that recognizes and empowers executives, professionals and entrepreneurs throughout the world.
Mysterious vanishing hitchhikers, travelers beset by headless dogs, and long-dead moonshiners come alive in this collection of ninety-six Appalachian folktales.
'Bluegrass' scares up ghost tales in Kentucky
Strange occurrences were the norm at the 19th-century Harrison County home where Macy Wyatt once lived with her family - electric lights mysteriously flashing in different rooms on different nights, the distinct sound of footsteps mounting the stairs when the entire household was accounted for.
WKU's Brown pleads guilty, gets probation
Western Kentucky University senior forward Arnika Brown pleaded guilty on Monday to two misdemeanor charges - criminal possession of a forged instrument in the third degree and theft by deception of under $300. In August of 2008, Brown has said she drove a friend to several fast-food restaurants in her hometown of Hopkinsville.
New apartments planned for WKU students
Western Kentucky University's nontraditional students will have a chance to feel like they're living on campus with a new set of planned community apartment complexes.
UCLA stabbing again puts focus on college students' mental health
The recent arrest of a UCLA student in the brutal stabbing of a classmate in a campus chemistry lab has again focused attention on an issue that gripped the nation after the 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech: the mental health of troubled college students.
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Bowling Green Area CVB introduces new 'Salute and Stay' military-themed itinerary for Veterans Day
The Bowling Green Area Convention & Visitors Bureau offers travelers a new 'Salute and Stay' Military Attraction Itinerary as a reason to consider Bowling Green, Ky.
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