The facility is named for retired U.S. Army Col. Robert E. “Bob” Spiller, a decorated military leader and longtime Bowling Green resident who advocated for veterans’ access to care in the region.
The company said it hired locally for the store, adding to its workforce of about 400 employees in Kentucky.
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Fire crews responded to a fire alarm activation at the YMCA, located at 1 YMCA Way, at approximately 3:09 a.m. Sept. 30.
Phillips, 28, was shot and killed Sept. 28 during a traffic stop in Bowling Green.
On Tuesday, Glasgow Police Chief Guy Howie wanted people to remember Phillips for more than the badge he wore or the job he did. He wanted to remember the person behind it.
The procession left the State Medical Examiner’s Office in Louisville Tuesday morning and traveled south on I-65 through Cave City before reaching Glasgow.
Several members of the law enforcement community attended the hearing, along with members of Trooper Hayden Phillips’ family, including his wife, Jordan.
The Kentucky State Police Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
