In recent news, a survey was conducted to gauge public interest in bringing a branch of the Kentucky Science Center to Bowling Green. To everyone’s surprise, the survey received an astounding 2,600 responses, far exceeding the expected 50. As a result, members of the Kentucky Science Center board visited popular locations in Bowling Green, such as Downtown and Lost River Cave, to gather more information about the potential location for a science center.
During their visit, the board members expressed great interest in learning all they could about Bowling Green and its potential to host a science center. Telia Butler, Downtown Development Coordinator for the City of Bowling Green, shared her excitement about the possibility of bringing a science center to the area. She believes that it will benefit both locals and tourists and is confident that the project will move forward. However, there are still questions to be answered about where it will be located, its size, and when it will be constructed.
Butler encourages the community to continue supporting the idea of a science center in Bowling Green as the decision-making process progresses. By showing enthusiasm and support, residents can help make this dream a reality.
In conclusion, it is clear that there is strong public interest in having a branch of the Kentucky Science Center in Bowling Green. With continued support from the community and careful planning by board members and city officials alike
