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Non-traditional artist and advocate

Non-traditional artist and advocate

Andrew Kish, Reporter April 22, 2024
Elizabeth Meadows is a 53-year-old disabled art student. She is speaking out about her experience as a non-traditional student and shares her experience as a student with a disability on the college campus.

COMMUNITY CORNER: What’s going on with GOAT Records?

Claire Mitchell , Reporter April 20, 2024

Goat Records is a new business in Bowling Green, bringing a collection of vinyl records for sale in their shop on the 100 block of Wooster Street. BG 24's Claire Mitchell sat down with employees...

Photo of suspect from security footage.

UPDATE: Reward for information regarding suspect in bank robbery

Makenna Flores, Editor in Chief April 2, 2024

The Bowling Green Police Department is looking for a suspect involved in a bank robbery. The incident occurred at 12 p.m. on April 2 at the PNC bank on South Main Street. The male was wearing dark...

Exploring off-campus housing options: Which nest is best?

Exploring off-campus housing options: Which nest is best?

Claire Sant, Reporter March 29, 2024

When it is time for Falcons to flock to off-campus housing, where do they go? “Best of BG,” an exclusive student-only survey that comes out once a year, voted Greenbriar Inc., the best off-campus...

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City of BG issues warning of utility impostors

Blake Pierce, News Content Director  March 18, 2024
The city said residents should not provide any personal information or allow anyone inside their home who shows up without an appointment.
The Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio

Falcons After Dark offers BGSU students bus ride to Toledo Walleye’s Margaritaville Night March 22

Blake Pierce, News Content Director March 11, 2024

Falcons After Dark organizers are taking a group of interested BGSU students to watch the Toledo Walleye take on the Fort Wayne Komets for Margaritaville Night at the Huntington Center. Falcons After...

Snag faces criticism from Bowling Green community, store operator responds

Snag faces criticism from Bowling Green community, store operator responds

Andrew Kish, Reporter March 11, 2024

Bowling Green residents raised safety concerns about Snag’s scooter delivery operators and while police have noted a few incidents, Snag’s manager said he’s aware of the issue and is working on and...

A pole banner in downtown Bowling Green reads “City of Bowling Green: one of America’s best college towns” on a sunny day.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Bowling Green

Ellie Evans, Reporter March 9, 2024

March 17 falls on a Sunday this year, but Bowling Green will celebrate all weekend long. These are some of the St. Patrick’s Day events Bowling Green will offer community members this year, according...

DeAnte Shivers, TriggaMeals

TriggaMeals expands to Doordash

Sophie Beech, Reporter February 28, 2024

TriggaMeals has expanded its service to DoorDash recently to serve the community in bigger ways than they ever could. TriggaMeals, originally a carryout-only restaurant, was created by BGSU alumni DeAnte...

Two horses, Agape (left) and Buddy (right) look into the stables at Project H.O.P.E.

Take the reins on your mental health

Claire Mitchell , Reporter February 21, 2024

Counseling sessions at Bowling Green State University (BGSU)  are looking a little different these days.   To ring in 2024, the university rolled out an Equine Group Therapy program.  This being...

Local chocolate shop keeping prices low for Valentine’s Day

Andrew Kish, Reporter February 12, 2024

Love is in the air, but you may have to spend a bit more this year on that special someone for Valentine’s Day. Taste of Heaven Chocolates, a local small business in Perrysburg, is trying to keep...

Photo of wind turbines

Bowling Green residents concerned after city’s turbines near end of lifespan

Andrew Kish, Reporter January 24, 2024

Residents of BG are raising concerns and seeking answers as one of the city’s renewable energy sources is coming to an end. Four wind turbines, each standing at 391 feet tall, currently sit at the...

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