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Bowling Green pet facility installs what it says is city’s first 24/7 microchip scanner

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By Adam Ferguson Verified
| WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) -Barkmore Pet Daycare and Boarding has introduced what it says is the first 24/7 pet microchip scanner in Bowling Green, giving the public a free resource to identify lost pets at any hour — even when vet offices and shelters are closed. Savannah Dillard, owner of Barkmore Pet Daycare and Boarding, said the idea came from a personal experience.
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Inaugural Hands & Heritage Festival celebrates Kentucky traditions in Butler County

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By Adam Ferguson Verified
| WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
MORGANTOWN, Ky. (WBKO) -A new festival in Butler County is giving visitors a chance to experience traditional crafts and skills tied to Kentucky and American heritage, with the inaugural Hands & Heritage Festival set for July 4-5 at the Hershel House Woodbury School homestead. The event features demonstrations and hands-on experiences in gunsmithing, broom making, leather working, blacksmithing, basket weaving, horn work, and other pioneer-era crafts.
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Flooding continues to affect Hartford

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By Adam Ferguson Verified
| WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
HARTFORD, Ky. (WBKO) - Flooding from last weekend’s storms continues to affect Hartford even as water levels drop in other parts of south central Kentucky, according to city officials. The entrance to Ohio County Park remains underwater, the boat ramp is submerged, and in some low-lying areas, water and sewage has been creeping closer to homes. What’s causing the delay Hartford Police Chief Roger York said the flooding moved in quickly after heavy rain pushed headwater into the city.
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