The sixth annual Wendell Foster Half Marathon & 5K offers a flat and fast route of Owensboro, Kentucky. The 13.1-mile half marathon and 3.1-mile 5K will be fully supported, including some full and partial road closures. The race will start and finish on the riverfront by beautiful Smothers Park, which offers three signature fountains and an award-winning playground.

Water stations will be conveniently placed along the course and the races will be professionally timed. Finisher medals will be given to those that complete the course. Plus, prize money will be awarded to the top competitors in both the Half Marathon and 5K distances.

For the Half Marathon distance, there will be a 4 hour course time limit to complete the race. You must be 12 years of age on race day to register for the Half Marathon. When you run with us, you are directly supporting Wendell Foster’s mission of empowering people with disabilities! From all of us at Wendell Foster – thank you!

The Redeeming Love conference will include:

3 Guest Speakers, Worship, Lunch, Door Prizes, and Opportunity to Purchase Speaker’s Books. (Note: Any purchases the day of the event will be via cash or check only).

Come and enjoy a day of fellowship and spiritual renewal as we dive into God’s Redeeming Love!
Cost of the conference is $25.00 per attendee. No childcare will be available at the conference.

Pre-register by March 1, 2025, to receive a Redeeming Love t-shirt.

Register here: https://lakeviewfellowshipbgky.churchtrac.com/em?ei=YMNQCPF

Guest Speakers: Bobette Franklin – Retired/Entrepreneur, Kristin Bridgman – Author, and Violet Coots – Empowerment Coach

Bobette Franklin – Topic: The Beginning of Broken

Bobette is a native of Bowling Green, KY. She met Steve Franklin at Lakeview Fellowship church. Married for over 25 years, Bobette and Steve are the blessed parents of their only adult son, Noah.
Graduating from WKU with a government degree, Bobette spent 30 years working for three Members of Congress, helping Kentuckians in need. Her greatest joy, and specialty, was assisting veterans during her years of service at the federal level. Bobette retired in 2023 to care for her aging mother, who passed in 2024. Bobette will tell you that she doesn’t regret leaving her career to provide her widowed mother with the love and physical assistance needed in what became the last year of her life (Eph 6:2, 1 Tim 5:3-4). Bobette’s mother taught her the ins and outs of cooking and baking, so Bobette has since opened a home-based bakery, CayPopsBG, and is enjoying serving joy and happiness to the community through her delicious baked goods. Bobette has loved serving her church in various ways through the years, from Ladies Ministry Leader to Freedom Celebration and One Holy Night Coordinator, to playing keys on the Worship Team, and loves participating in the Women’s bible studies and ministry at Lakeview Fellowship.

Kristin Bridgman – Topic: Redeeming Love – A Testimony

Kristin is a native of Oklahoma. She has been married to her husband Keith since 1981, and they currently live in Kentucky. They have two grown sons. Kris homeschooled their sons for fourteen years. Since that time, she began writing her thoughts at a nearby pond and thus began her widely read blog, Ponderings. Her devotions have been published in Our Daily Journey (a devotional site of the RBC Ministries), PCCWeb Daily Devotional, Ruby for Women Ezine Magazine, Healthy Leaders and she is a contributor in the book Alabaster Jars, Life in Abundance Collection 2. She is the author of two books, Ya Know What I’m Say’n, and Walking Mom Home. She began a Ministry for the Homeless in 2009 and was involved in a Homeless Outreach Bridge Ministry until 2015. She also has a love for photography.

Violet Coots – Topic: The Great Exchange – Embracing Grace

Violet is a widow, mother, grandmother, and retired insurance professional who faithfully answered God’s call to step into a new season of coaching after 40 years in the corporate world. As an empowerment coach, speaker, podcaster, author, and women’s Bible study teacher, Violet is dedicated to equipping individuals to live in the freedom of who Christ designed them to be. Actively involved in her church, she brings her heartfelt passion and transformative insights to help others experience breakthrough and walk boldly in their God-given purpose.

Hardwood Heroes 2025 is approaching quickly! It will be held on March 22nd at Cumberland Trace Elementary with doors opening at 10:00 am and tip-off at 11:00am. CFR’s Derek Gregory will be on-site to emcee and host the day of activities. The Rockerz Dance Team will be performing prior to the game so get your seat when the doors open at 10 AM.

We look forward to seeing everyone as we bring awareness to World Down Syndrome Day!

SouthCentral Kentucky Community & Technical College is hosting several FAFSA Workshops to help students with financial aid. All workshops will be held on the main campus of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College in building J, room 144A and room 102.

What is the FAFSA Application?

FAFSA stands for the “free application for federal student aid,” and it’s the first step in determining a student’s eligibility for a variety of student aid programs, including free grants, college work-study, student loans, and even some scholarships.

Students who plan to attend college in Fall 2025-Spring 2026 will need to submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA application, available at https://studentaid.gov/. First-time applicants will need to create an account on the https://studentaid.gov/ website first. Once they log in, they can access the FAFSA application. Dependent students will be inviting their parents to contribute some information to the FAFSA. So at least one parent will need to create an account with Federal Student Aid.

For more information, please contact the SKYCTC Financial Aid office at (270) 901-1006. We’d love to help them complete the FAFSA and answer any questions they may have. So please reach out to us.

Join us on Sunday, March 30th, from 12-2 PM for Spring Fest at City Light Church! This is a FREE community event packed with fun, food, and festivities for the whole family!

🎉 What to Expect:

✅ Bounce Houses & Activities for the Kids

🍖 Free Barbecue (because good food makes everything better!)

☕ Free Coffee from Righteous Coffee Roasters

🍭 PopWorks

🎟️ Raffle prizes and more!

Bring your friends, family, and neighbors—this is an event you don’t want to miss!

📍 Knicely Conference Center | 2355 Nashville Rd. Bowling Green, KY

Instagram: @citylightky

Website: citylightky.com

Let us know you’re coming by RSVPing now!

We can’t wait to celebrate spring with you! 🌷🎈🔥 #SpringFest #CityLight

FREE THREE NIGHT REVIVAL AND CONCERT!!!
@ Logan county Ag Arena (extension office)
255 john paul road, Russellville, ky, 42276
5-8pm each night

THE PERRYS! – MONDAY NIGHT
LOCAL CHOIRS! – TUESDAY NIGHT
THE MCKAMEYS! – WEDNESDAY NIGHT

GOSPEL PREACHING EACH NIGHT!

FIRST 500 PEOPLE EAT FREE FROM FOOD TRUCK OF YOUR CHOICE EACH NIGHT (10 TO CHOOSE FROM)

FREE NIGHTLY GIVE AWAY! (PICNIC TABLES, DEER STANDS, TOYS, GIFT CARDS AND MUCH MORE!

THIS IS A FREE 3 NIGHT AWAKENING REVIVAL SPONSORED BY THE 2025 AWAKENING COMMITTEE AND YOUR LOCAL BAPTIST CHURCHES!

ARE YOU AWAKE?

FREE THREE NIGHT REVIVAL AND CONCERT!!!
@ Logan county Ag Arena (extension office)
255 john paul road, Russellville, ky, 42276
5-8pm each night

THE PERRYS! – MONDAY NIGHT
LOCAL CHOIRS! – TUESDAY NIGHT
THE MCKAMEYS! – WEDNESDAY NIGHT

GOSPEL PREACHING EACH NIGHT!

FIRST 500 PEOPLE EAT FREE FROM FOOD TRUCK OF YOUR CHOICE EACH NIGHT (10 TO CHOOSE FROM)

FREE NIGHTLY GIVE AWAY! (PICNIC TABLES, DEER STANDS, TOYS, GIFT CARDS AND MUCH MORE!

THIS IS A FREE 3 NIGHT AWAKENING REVIVAL SPONSORED BY THE 2025 AWAKENING COMMITTEE AND YOUR LOCAL BAPTIST CHURCHES!

ARE YOU AWAKE?

Join 30 churches from Bowling Green and surrounding areas hosting our 4th annual Easter event at SKyPAC. This is a night of worship created by your community, for your community. Everyone is welcome!

Experience a diverse blend of musical styles, featuring both adult and children’s choirs, as well as a band and orchestra. Don’t miss this opportunity to worship, sing, or simply soak in the beautiful sounds at what many have described as the most genuinely profound, spirit-filled experience of their lives!

Free and no tickets needed. April 5 & 6, 2025 at 6:00p.m. Visit relayworship.com to learn more!

Join 30 churches from Bowling Green and surrounding areas hosting our 4th annual Easter event at SKyPAC. This is a night of worship created by your community, for your community. Everyone is welcome!

Experience a diverse blend of musical styles, featuring both adult and children’s choirs, as well as a band and orchestra. Don’t miss this opportunity to worship, sing, or simply soak in the beautiful sounds at what many have described as the most genuinely profound, spirit-filled experience of their lives!

Free and no tickets needed. April 5 & 6, 2025 at 6:00p.m. Visit relayworship.com to learn more!

SouthCentral Kentucky Community & Technical College is hosting several FAFSA Workshops to help students with financial aid. All workshops will be held on the main campus of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College in building J, room 144A and room 102.

What is the FAFSA Application?

FAFSA stands for the “free application for federal student aid,” and it’s the first step in determining a student’s eligibility for a variety of student aid programs, including free grants, college work-study, student loans, and even some scholarships.

Students who plan to attend college in Fall 2025-Spring 2026 will need to submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA application, available at https://studentaid.gov/. First-time applicants will need to create an account on the https://studentaid.gov/ website first. Once they log in, they can access the FAFSA application. Dependent students will be inviting their parents to contribute some information to the FAFSA. So at least one parent will need to create an account with Federal Student Aid.

For more information, please contact the SKYCTC Financial Aid office at (270) 901-1006. We’d love to help them complete the FAFSA and answer any questions they may have. So please reach out to us.

SouthCentral Kentucky Community & Technical College is hosting several FAFSA Workshops to help students with financial aid. All workshops will be held on the main campus of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College in building J, room 144A and room 102.

What is the FAFSA Application?

FAFSA stands for the “free application for federal student aid,” and it’s the first step in determining a student’s eligibility for a variety of student aid programs, including free grants, college work-study, student loans, and even some scholarships.

Students who plan to attend college in Fall 2025-Spring 2026 will need to submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA application, available at https://studentaid.gov/. First-time applicants will need to create an account on the https://studentaid.gov/ website first. Once they log in, they can access the FAFSA application. Dependent students will be inviting their parents to contribute some information to the FAFSA. So at least one parent will need to create an account with Federal Student Aid.

For more information, please contact the SKYCTC Financial Aid office at (270) 901-1006. We’d love to help them complete the FAFSA and answer any questions they may have. So please reach out to us.

SouthCentral Kentucky Community & Technical College is hosting several FAFSA Workshops to help students with financial aid. All workshops will be held on the main campus of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College in building J, room 144A and room 102.

What is the FAFSA Application?

FAFSA stands for the “free application for federal student aid,” and it’s the first step in determining a student’s eligibility for a variety of student aid programs, including free grants, college work-study, student loans, and even some scholarships.

Students who plan to attend college in Fall 2025-Spring 2026 will need to submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA application, available at https://studentaid.gov/. First-time applicants will need to create an account on the https://studentaid.gov/ website first. Once they log in, they can access the FAFSA application. Dependent students will be inviting their parents to contribute some information to the FAFSA. So at least one parent will need to create an account with Federal Student Aid.

For more information, please contact the SKYCTC Financial Aid office at (270) 901-1006. We’d love to help them complete the FAFSA and answer any questions they may have. So please reach out to us.

SouthCentral Kentucky Community & Technical College is hosting several FAFSA Workshops to help students with financial aid. All workshops will be held on the main campus of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College in building J, room 144A and room 102.

What is the FAFSA Application?

FAFSA stands for the “free application for federal student aid,” and it’s the first step in determining a student’s eligibility for a variety of student aid programs, including free grants, college work-study, student loans, and even some scholarships.

Students who plan to attend college in Fall 2025-Spring 2026 will need to submit the 2025-2026 FAFSA application, available at https://studentaid.gov/. First-time applicants will need to create an account on the https://studentaid.gov/ website first. Once they log in, they can access the FAFSA application. Dependent students will be inviting their parents to contribute some information to the FAFSA. So at least one parent will need to create an account with Federal Student Aid.

For more information, please contact the SKYCTC Financial Aid office at (270) 901-1006. We’d love to help them complete the FAFSA and answer any questions they may have. So please reach out to us.

Bring Your Kids for a Special Day!
First responders, essential workers, and large equipment will be available for children to touch, climb on, and learn about. Drivers will be on hand to answer questions.
The first two hours of the day (8:30-10:30 a.m.) are reserved for families with special needs, medically complex, or low sensory children and adults. This will allow for slower paced exploration and quieter play.

Local food trucks and kids activity stations will be available throughout the day! Free water, snacks, and sunscreen for all attendees.

ALL proceeds benefit Center for Courageous Kids