For five to six hours at a time, Lexington native April Rose English handcrafts the products that she supplies to Bowling Green locals. English's most notable ...
When Bonnie DeVore’s husband passed away in 2012, she said she never expected God to bring her two alpacas. Nine years later, DeVore owns an alpaca farm and ha...
With roughly 14 shops scattered across Bowling Green, choosing which tattoo parlor to go to may be a difficult decision. To make things easier, and to ta...
Saturday, Oct. 9 started with students tailgating on South Lawn and ended with the WKU Hilltoppers falling to the University of Texas San Antonio Road Runners....
Colorful pieces of clothing hang from a rack in front of the shop window. Through the window, there’s a pumpkin-printed vest fitted over a mannequin, a perfect...
The spirit of Bowling Green, Kentucky, is defined to the outsider as the Corvette capital, the home of the Big Red blob or simply, “A town an hour north of Nashville.” In comparison to New York or Paris, Bowling Green is no fashion mecca. However, even natives of the college town may be oblivious to the name of Carrie Taylor, a lifelong Bowling Green resident and entrepreneur, who lived from 1855 to 1917.
From chanting the fight song to cheering in the stands of the football stadium, Western’s school spirit has always left a mark on its students. The easiest way to show our classic Topper spirit is by repping our classic red and white colors.
Around 20 people gathered outside of the Barren County Courthouse Saturday to rally for abortion rights and reproductive healthcare. Attendees held signs readi...
On Wednesday, Sept. 29, students from the WKU Phi Gamma Delta fraternity chapter gathered on South Lawn to host a philanthropic water balloon war. Students pai...
Editor’s Note: For full disclosure, Daisy Carter was on Talisman staff during their time as a student at WKU. We felt their voice was too important to leave ou...
