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Should you invest in add-on inspections for your real estate investment? Ask Perry Thessen

March 29, 2024 tim@sokyhappenings.com Comments Off

Your offer to purchase a home should include a contingency clause for satisfactory inspections. Buying a home costs money – before you even close the deal. It is tempting to forego spending several hundred dollars […]

Essential areas of financial planning for business owners from Ben Smith Investments

June 4, 2025 0

Owning your own business provides you with many great opportunities, but it also comes with its own unique set of circumstances. Growing up with a father and grandparents who owned businesses, I saw firsthand the [...]
Worship that’s worth it

June 4, 2025 0

If you think “worship” is that time in the church service where you sing some songs, you’d be right, but it’s so much more. Online, worship as a noun is explained as “the feeling or [...]
A parents’ summer survival guide

June 4, 2025 0

HELLO SUMMER! We did it, moms and dads… we made it through another school year, and now it’s time to throw caution to the wind and embrace the chaotic season that is summer. Constant towing [...]
Come visit The Garden Patch in our new location – our farm!

June 4, 2025 0

The Garden Patch has made a change in our ongoing story! After many years in our great ole house in downtown Smiths Grove, we have moved back to our farm. Our roots are dug in [...]

Remembering neighborhood groceries

June 22, 2016 Comments Off on Remembering neighborhood groceries

Remembering neighborhood groceries by Mary Alice Oliver Bowling Green’s history is as intriguing as a beautifully woven tapestry. The warp and woof of a fabric are woven together to create a variety of designs to [...]
NOTE: Date has changed to October 27th! Celebrating sorghum

September 25, 2019 Comments Off on NOTE: Date has changed to October 27th! Celebrating sorghum

In western Kentucky, there is a small county with a rich history in sorghum. Hancock County, population 8,500, borders the Ohio River and touts a strong industrial and agricultural presence, but is also known [...]
Ford’s Furniture – Bringing the latest styles back to Bowling Green

April 29, 2018 Comments Off on Ford’s Furniture – Bringing the latest styles back to Bowling Green

by Clarissa Smith We just arrived at the largest furniture and accessory line market in the world – High Point in North Carolina. Over 10 million square feet of displays! We visited 35 new vendors [...]
You dream it…We build it! Parade of Homes 2019

September 3, 2019 Comments Off on You dream it…We build it! Parade of Homes 2019

You dream it, we build it – This seems to be the underlying theme of Parade of Homes 2019, set for September 19-22. This year’s self-guided tour includes an 8,500 square foot lake home and [...]