EPISODE · Aug 27, 2026 · 1 MIN
radioNOVO News for Bowling Green, KY 08-27-26
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Good morning.The Warren County Public School Board has approved a modest property tax rate increase for the upcoming year. Property owners in the district will now pay fifty-two-point-five cents per one-hundred dollars of assessed value, generating roughly five-point-three million dollars to help cover staff pay raises, rising utility costs, and school safety upgrades.In healthcare news, The Medical Center at Bowling Green has officially opened its new one-hundred-nineteen-million-dollar High Street Tower. The five-story facility consolidates all hospital maternity services under one roof, featuring dedicated labor and delivery suites and the region’s only Level Three neonatal intensive care unit.And the Family Enrichment Center is expecting a record turnout for its fourteenth annual "Mud Happens" run this Saturday at Phil Moore Park. Nearly one-thousand participants are expected to tackle the three-mile obstacle course to raise sixty-five-thousand dollars for local child abuse prevention programs.For more local news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News, a service of Seven Mountains Media.
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Good morning. The Warren County Public School Board has approved a modest property tax rate increase for the upcoming year. Property owners in the district will now pay fifty-two-point-five cents per one-hundred dollars of assessed value, generating roughly five-point-three million dollars to help cover staff pay raises, rising utility costs, and school safety upgrades. In healthcare news, The Medical Center at Bowling Green has officially opened its new one-hundred-nineteen-million-dollar Hi...
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