Bowling Green Opens Warming Centers for Cold Weather

News Summary

As winter temperatures drop, Bowling Green, Kentucky, has opened multiple warming centers to provide shelter for residents in need. The centers, equipped to offer free lunches and hot drinks, aim to help those facing the frigid conditions. Community members can also access transportation services to reach these centers. With contributions from local organizations, the initiative highlights the community’s commitment to supporting one another during this cold season.

Bowling Green Opens Multiple Warming Centers Amid Impending Cold Weather

In Bowling Green, Kentucky, as the winter chill sets in, community leaders are stepping up to lend a helping hand. With freezing temperatures heading our way, the city has opened several warming centers to provide a safe, warm refuge for those who need it. This initiative kicked off on Monday, and residents can now find warmth at multiple locations throughout the city.

Where to Find Warmth

The warming centers are ready for visitors looking to escape the biting cold. Here are the three main locations you can go to:

Community Room at Sugar Maple Square, located at 1347 Richard-Anna Road
The Capitol, at 416 E Main Ave.
Wellness Connection, found at 428 Center Street

Each center aims to keep everyone warm and comfortable. They will be serving free lunches daily, along with snacks and a warm cup of coffee to help lift spirits during these chilling days.

Getting There

If transportation is a concern, don’t worry! The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has made arrangements to help get people to the warming centers. For rides, you can contact them at 270-842-1633. Another option is the Warren County Public Library’s Little Free Shuttle; just dial 270-781-4882 ext. 904 for a lift.

Helping Hands

615-581-7106 or via email at bgneighbors.aid@gmail.com.

Beyond Bowling Green

Lifeskills, Inc. caters to all counties except Edmonson County.
Victory Hill Dream Center in Scottsville provides both breakfast and lunch for visitors who need to stay warm.
Bridge Kentucky in Glasgow opens its warming center at 1411 North Race St., suite E.
In Park City, the Lion’s Club and Firehouse are also open for warmth, with travelers encouraged to bring their own blankets and supplies.
The Way Church in Hart County, located at 107 E. Main St. in Horse Cave, offers a 24/7 facility with snacks and restroom access.
Russellville Rural Fire Department in Logan County has emergency shelter available during these cold spells.

Meanwhile, the Warren County Public Library is leading the coordination efforts at the warming centers, ensuring that local organizations provide the backing necessary to assist those seeking refuge from the cold. This collaborative spirit highlights the heart of the community, which has been overwhelmingly supportive.

A Grateful Community

As Bowling Green gears up for a chilly season, the warming centers stand as a beacon of hope and warmth in our community. If you or someone you know is in need of a warm place to stay, don’t hesitate to reach out to any of the warming centers listed above. Let’s all band together to keep each other safe and comfortable during the cold weather.