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Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

Kentucky’s District 20 candidates on college-relevant issues

Michael J. Collins
November 2, 2020
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

City Commission candidate Francisco Serrano on college-relevant issues

Keilen Frazier
November 2, 2020
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

City Commission candidate Brian “Slim” Nash on college-relevant issues

Michael Dylan Payne
November 2, 2020
Put a Woman in Charge panel speakers Dana Beasley-Brown, Patti Minter, Elaine Walker, Melinda Hill, and Patsy Sloan prepare to speak during the event in the Kentucky Museum on Tuesday, Sept. 24.

City Commission candidate Melinda Hill on college-relevant issues

Gabrielle Bunton
November 2, 2020
Less than a week after being named mayor pro tem of Bowling Green, Joe Denning was appointed as mayor on Wednesday morning. Denning will serve until November 2011.

City Commission candidate Joe Denning on college-relevant issues

Easton Reynolds
November 1, 2020
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

City Commission candidate Dana Beasley-Brown on college-relevant issues

Nick Kieser
November 1, 2020
Photo from Official Municipal Website of Bowling Green, Kentucky.

City Commission candidate Sue Parrigin on college-relevant issues

Ellie Tolbert
November 1, 2020
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City Commission candidate Rick Williams on college-relevant issues

Lily Burris
November 1, 2020
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City Commission candidate Carlos Bailey on college-relevant issues

Easton Reynolds
November 1, 2020
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

Local candidates discussed the issues at community forum

Henri Aboah
October 27, 2020
Drag performers Dick Sterling, Scarlett Mascara, Lilly McQueen Fitzgerald, and Barbie Crash perform on stage at Circus Square Park for the second year for 2018 Pride Festival.

A look at Fairness ahead of the 3rd annual Bowling Green Pride Festival

Michael J. Collins
October 5, 2019
Amnesty International President Christina Tomas shows organization members postcards made to be sent to Senator Mitch McConnell. Tomas was approached about founding AIWKU and fulfilling its president role last year.

WKU students form campus organization to address local human rights issues

Brody Rexing
September 27, 2019
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