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E'town man to celebrate 100 years of life | Local News

Wayne Hayes remembers a time when he would drive past a sign on what now is North Mulberry Street in Elizabethtown that declared the cityâs population to be 4,500.
With the population now estimated to be more than 30,000, a great deal of growth and change have occurred throughout Hayesâ life. Despite all the transformations that have happened around him, Hayes has maintained some key values, including a strong faith, a dedication to family and a devotion to service for his community and his country.
On April 13, Hayes will celebrate 100 years of life. Although simply being a centenarian is quite the achievement in itself, the way Hayes has filled those 100 years â from fighting in World War II to maintaining a local business for three decades to finding new love in his golden years â is much more remarkable. ....

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Rosella Isbell

Bowling Green â Rosella S. Isbell, 92, of Alvaton, passed away Saturday, December 19, 2020 at Cal Turner Rehab and Specialty Care. The Alvaton native was the daughter of the late William and Vada Gentry Spivey. In addition to her parents, Rosella was preceded in death by her husband, Calvin M. Isbell and one brother. Mrs. Isbell and her husband were partners in several area hotels. She was a member of First Christian Church, a graduate of Bowling Green Business University, and a supporter of the Salvation Army for many years. Through the Isbell Leadership Scholarship, she sponsored many Western Kentucky University students in the Agriculture Department and the College of Nursing. She and her husband were avid supporters of Western Kentucky University Athletics. She is survived by nieces, nephews, cousins and many dear friends. Funeral service will be at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, December 23 at Johnson Vaughn Phelps Funeral Home with visitation from 10:00 a. m. until service time ....

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Historic home owners say they have not been contacted about Confederate marker's relocation

Standing at 1320 Park St., the stately Federal-style columns of the Grider House, hidden mostly from view by thick foliage, are home to a largely forgotten history.
The home, named for Union Army Col. John Hobson Grider â no known relation to the Hobson House â is said to have been where the provisional government of the Confederacy met when it briefly occupied and named Bowling Green as its state capital during the Civil War.
According to its current residents and homeowners, Dr. Gordon Newell and Regina Newell, the effective Confederate state Capitol building hosted notable names like John C. Breckinridge â the native Kentuckian and Confederate general who was once the 14th vice president, serving under the embattled one-term President James Buchanan and the predecessor of President Abraham Lincoln. ....

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