Thanks so much for the video. I was born in Glasgow, KY., but grew up in California. I have been in the area in decades. I pulled videos out of curiosity as to what going on in the area.
My nephew and his family live in Glasgow, KY. Yes the area has changed some, but still pretty much the same. Glad you enjoyed the video. When I am back there again, I will be sure to capture more stuff.
I'm in the process of relocating from Marietta, GA to Kentucky. Your video has made me take a second look at the possibility of moving to Bowling Green instead of some of the larger cities. Also like the fact it's also close to Nashville, TN.
Bowling Green is a really great city. Not big or even medium sized, bust just under medium sized. You have all the things there that you will need, minus air service. For that Nashville is not too far away.
@@HershNoeie My grandmother recently retired from being a night shift custodian from North Warren. She said she had her experiences for her to believe it was haunted. She worked there for over 20 years I believe.
Great video Sir. I lived in B.G. from 1972 until 1992. I went to Bowling Green city schools 2nd grade - 10th grade. After my sophomore year I transfered to the now defunct private school Potter Christian. I graduated from Potter in 1983. I grew up in Springhill subdivision off Russellville Rd.! In late 1983 a few months after I graduated from high school my folks sold our house and moved to Louisville. I decided to stay in B.G. and attend WKU. From the end of 1983 until around the end 1992 I lived in various places in town. I have lived in PFT,13th and college s.t. the Castle ,Collegeview drive,Rockcreek apartments and a few other places. I moved to Danville K.y. at the end of 1992 because of a job opportunity. I have missed living in Bowling Green since the day I left. I do get back home 4 or 5 times a year. Hopefully one day I can live there again. Once again thanks for the video. Merry Christmas...
Awesome story. You know BG is one of those cities that you can move away from, but still constantly think about it. I haven't lived there is 20 years now, but still read the newspaper online everyday. I still keep up with the city and like you I go back every now and then to visit family. I didn't appreciate the city much when I was growing up, but now I see the value of the city and miss it. Merry Christmas to you as well and thank you for watching!
@@HershNoeie It's soooo boring that you're from Seattle BECAUSE when I tell people there are Canadian cities and towns that get warmer winters than their southern city, they are surprised (or SHOCKED). But you living in Seattle probably already know that. OR...at least aren't shocked by it!
I like how they r trying to get downtown developed more. I think a city’s downtown should be the biggest. I hate going on Campbell lane or Scott’sville road because the traffic is so bad but everything is there so you have to go
Yes most things are on Scottsville Rd, and the problem is other roads leading out from there are getting bad too. Campbell Lane, use to be a basic road, now look at it. Nashville Road was not that busy. IDK how it was when the old mall was active, but when I was in college it wasn't that bad. Now that many businesses are trying to get as close as they can to Scottsville Road, that section of town is bad with traffic. It is good that downtown is starting to beef up.
@@HershNoeie yep. They are also developing an absolute ton on lovers lane. My dad owns the tree farm on the corner by IGA and the exit and our land is like the only piece of land on lovers lane left that hasn’t been sold and made into a neighborhood or apartment complex
@@zachbuchanan3312 Yeah that massive soccer complex gobbled up a lot of land there. They expanded the road over there so I knew massive development wasn't far behind.
They had the Cee Bee store for the longest time. It was an actual grocery store and was very hometown style. The new IGA to me feels like a Super Convenience Store....lol. Smiths Grove has changed so much recently. I never really witness construction of any sort there when I was a kid up to an adult.
recent widow not sure where to move..as I lost my sweetheart suddenly in November 2019 I'm disabled are you close to grocery and medical care, do you have cable internet, and Verizon wireless cell phone
Moving down to smiths grove in a few years from Chicago nice report on your area
Thank you for this video! I’m considering moving to BG from out of state, so I find this information really valuable.
Glad it was helpful!
I live 30 minutes from Bg !! I was born in Bg so it feels like my hometown
Hello. I live in Bowling Green and I go to Bowling Green and I love it.
Thanks so much for the video. I was born in Glasgow, KY., but grew up in California. I have been in the area in decades. I pulled videos out of curiosity as to what going on in the area.
My nephew and his family live in Glasgow, KY. Yes the area has changed some, but still pretty much the same. Glad you enjoyed the video. When I am back there again, I will be sure to capture more stuff.
Thank you. We are moving there in October.
my brother, love my city BG!!! glad you are doing well!!
BG is pretty cool. Thank you so much, I am feeling great!
I'm in the process of relocating from Marietta, GA to Kentucky. Your video has made me take a second look at the possibility of moving to Bowling Green instead of some of the larger cities. Also like the fact it's also close to Nashville, TN.
Bowling Green is a really great city. Not big or even medium sized, bust just under medium sized. You have all the things there that you will need, minus air service. For that Nashville is not too far away.
I'm going there next month (BG)
I also live in BG. A few relatives live in smiths grove and I used to live there when I was younger.
I live in Bowling Green Kentucky and went to school for a while in Smiths Grove or my dad was principal of North Warren
Awesome, I loved North Warren. The kids use to say it was haunted..not sure if it was.
@@HershNoeie My grandmother recently retired from being a night shift custodian from North Warren. She said she had her experiences for her to believe it was haunted. She worked there for over 20 years I believe.
Great video Sir. I lived in B.G. from 1972 until 1992. I went to Bowling Green city schools 2nd grade - 10th grade. After my sophomore year I transfered to the now defunct private school Potter Christian. I graduated from Potter in 1983. I grew up in Springhill subdivision off Russellville Rd.! In late 1983 a few months after I graduated from high school my folks sold our house and moved to Louisville. I decided to stay in B.G. and attend WKU. From the end of 1983 until around the end 1992 I lived in various places in town. I have lived in PFT,13th and college s.t. the Castle ,Collegeview drive,Rockcreek apartments and a few other places. I moved to Danville K.y. at the end of 1992 because of a job opportunity. I have missed living in Bowling Green since the day I left. I do get back home 4 or 5 times a year. Hopefully one day I can live there again. Once again thanks for the video. Merry Christmas...
Awesome story. You know BG is one of those cities that you can move away from, but still constantly think about it. I haven't lived there is 20 years now, but still read the newspaper online everyday. I still keep up with the city and like you I go back every now and then to visit family. I didn't appreciate the city much when I was growing up, but now I see the value of the city and miss it. Merry Christmas to you as well and thank you for watching!
@@HershNoeie you're exactly right. Did you go to Warren East high school? If so what year did you graduate?
@@johnhukle7606 Yes I did go to Warren East. I graduated in 1996.
Very thorough. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
@@HershNoeie How do winters compare in Bowling Green versus Seattle. Which one feels warmer in winter?
@@scholarlyanalyst7700 It is warmer in winter here in Seattle, WA vs BG, KY. Also Bowling Green gets more snow than here and more often.
@@HershNoeie It's soooo boring that you're from Seattle BECAUSE when I tell people there are Canadian cities and towns that get warmer winters than their southern city, they are surprised (or SHOCKED). But you living in Seattle probably already know that. OR...at least aren't shocked by it!
That’s crazy, I’m from Seattle deciding between BG and Albuquerque
My 12 grade English teacher went to college in Bowling Green Kentucky.
That is awesome. Small world!
I like how they r trying to get downtown developed more. I think a city’s downtown should be the biggest. I hate going on Campbell lane or Scott’sville road because the traffic is so bad but everything is there so you have to go
Yes most things are on Scottsville Rd, and the problem is other roads leading out from there are getting bad too. Campbell Lane, use to be a basic road, now look at it. Nashville Road was not that busy. IDK how it was when the old mall was active, but when I was in college it wasn't that bad. Now that many businesses are trying to get as close as they can to Scottsville Road, that section of town is bad with traffic. It is good that downtown is starting to beef up.
@@HershNoeie yep. They are also developing an absolute ton on lovers lane. My dad owns the tree farm on the corner by IGA and the exit and our land is like the only piece of land on lovers lane left that hasn’t been sold and made into a neighborhood or apartment complex
@@zachbuchanan3312 Yeah that massive soccer complex gobbled up a lot of land there. They expanded the road over there so I knew massive development wasn't far behind.
Living in clarksville about to relocate to Bg
Moved from Michigan to smiths grove. I love it here I can’t wait for it to get a real grocery store tho.
They had the Cee Bee store for the longest time. It was an actual grocery store and was very hometown style. The new IGA to me feels like a Super Convenience Store....lol. Smiths Grove has changed so much recently. I never really witness construction of any sort there when I was a kid up to an adult.
I went to North Warren there
You have the IGA next to the Truck Stop
DAN DUKE yeah but it’s expensive!
No shopping, no airport.....great!
Have considered multiple times to establish there. How do with storm over a month ago
The storm really destroyed big parts of the city. Thry are actively rebuilding. Most of the city is fine to my understanding.
How’s the fishing in that area
Tons of places to fish in the BG area. I haven't lived there in about 20 years but go back very often.
Bowling green is also the town the church of cawd was founded!!
Sl3201 Xkxmx cawd?
I'm surprised you don't have a southern accent !
Haha same. I guess because I watched too much TV when I was younger, that it helped influence my language.
recent widow not sure where to move..as I lost my sweetheart suddenly in November 2019 I'm disabled are you close to grocery and medical care, do you have cable internet, and Verizon wireless cell phone
Yes it has it all!!
How are the girls there?.
i live a county over in butler county kentucky
Nice, pretty familiar with Butler Co and Morgantown! Awesome seeing another Kentuckian on here.
i go too south i use too live in smiths grove i went to oakland horrible school
Do you mind sharing your email? I would like to talk more about Bowling Green. Thank you.
meetthewilsons2k10@gmail.com is our email address.
@@HershNoeie Thank you!
Worked with some people from Kentucky here in Arizona. Weird Os /racist dudes
Bowling Green ky is a Horrible place..