Barren River News

Bowling Green, Kentucky is a city with many attractions and offers visitors several campgrounds to choose from when visiting.

Jeffrey Corbin sits at the defense table during a recess of his jury trial in Barren County Circuit Court on Thursday afternoon.

The Kentucky State Health Department confirms another case of the H1N1 flu in Warren county.

When Annie Mae Kirkpatrick first became involved with Community Action of Southern Kentucky's Foster Grandparent program, it was because she was, frankly, a little bored.

The World Health Organization has officially declared an H1N1 flu pandemic. But what does this mean for our area? Officials with the Barren River Health Department tell WBKO the announcement is based on the fact H1N1 has spread to a large geographic area, and has nothing to do with an increased severity of the disease.

Summertime means vacation time for students everywhere. But just because school is out, doesn't mean kids can't keep learning.

The tables were set this afternoon for the Barren River Area Development District's 41st Annual Meeting.

Current Conditions available on our Weather Page . The Warren County Sheriff's office has begun a death investigation after a missing elderly woman's body is found in Bowling Green.

Dr. Craig Tyree, radiation oncologist, and Curtis Baker, physicist with Commonwealth Health, stand in front of the new Trilogy linear accelerator at the Barren River Regional Cancer Center, which will be ready for patient treatments this week.

The fun continues this weekend at Barren River State Park! More music, competition, and culture is all at the 2009 Glasgow Highland Games.

Four Columbia, KY area State Parks get national recognition What local government and tourism leaders have been saying all along has been affirmed: Columbia, KY, is right in the middle of some of America's top vacation spots.

The Kentucky Department for Public Health is reporting that a Daviess County man was sick with H1N1 or Swine Flu.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notified the Kentucky Department for Public Health Wednesday that a sample from an infant in Barren River Health District has tested negative for H1N1 swine flu.

A Bowling Green woman is now at a Georgia hospital with a confirmed case of swine flu, which a baby has come down with a suspected case.

A toddler from Hardin County is the latest probable patient suffering from H1N1 or swine flu in Kentucky, state officials announced Monday.

Local health and law enforcement agencies are stepping up precautionary measures against the possible spread of a virulent strain of influenza.

The swine flu swept throughout the globe in a matter of days and now an alert phase indicates the likelihood of a pandemic has increased.

Gov. Steve Beshear says a Kentucky woman hospitalized in Georgia with swine flu is from Warren County.

While no cases of swine flu have been reported in Kentucky, the director of Western Kentucky University's Health Services recommends following all well-established universal precautions for avoiding any type of flu.

With non-profit organizations struggling for contributions, the March of Dimes gears up for a walk to celebrate life this weekend.