Bowling Green city officials are hoping to be recognized soon for efforts to deal with the city’s biggest issues.
Mayor Elaine Walker said she wants the city to become a National Civic League “All-America City.”
Each year since 1949, the league has recognized 10 cities across the country as All-America cities. According to the league’s Web site, [...]

Western’s Student Government Association wants to help students who lease in Bowling Green, and they’re seeking the city commission’s approval. ?
SGA President Kevin Smiley asked senators to look at a resolution for fair housing standards in Bowling Green at SGA’s Feb. 22 meeting.
The resolution supports the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, which is designed [...]

A stationary Jackie Robinson figure sits on associate psychology professor Quentin Hollis’ desk as a reminder of one of his childhood favorites.
But for Hollis, this week Robinson become a lot more real.
He played Robinson in the play “Most Valuable Player” this week at the Capitol Arts Center in downtown Bowling Green.
The play celebrated Black History [...]

EDITOR’S NOTE:
The Herald holds itself to the highest ethical standards.
A story in Friday’s Herald fell short of those standards.
The article about Spencer’s Coffeehouse, “Coffeehouse oasis for students” included numerous factual errors.
We reported that Brian Carter was sipping on a “Dark Horse.”
Spencer’s owner Justin Shepherd said Carter couldn’t have been drinking a “Dark Horse,” because [...]