Kentucky Brotherhood Bike Ride Stops in Bowling Green to Honor Fallen First Responders - WNKY News 40 Television

Kentucky Brotherhood Bike Ride stops in Bowling Green to honor fallen first responders - WNKY News 40 Television

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — First responders from across Kentucky made a stop in Bowling Green on Thursday as part of the seventh annual Kentucky Brotherhood Bike Ride, a more than 350-mile journey honoring those who have died in the line of duty. The ride began Wednesday in Paducah and continued through Trigg County before cyclists arrived in Bowling Green on the second day of the event. Riders were escorted into the city by local police and fire agen…

Kentucky Brotherhood treks through Christian County on journey to honor fallen first responders | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

You may have seen a large group of bicyclists making their way through Christian County Thursday morning, and the members of the Kentucky Brotherhood have several hundred miles left to go on their voyage to honor fallen first responders.  Their journey began in Paducah and they won’t stop until they make it Bardstown, Kentucky—and on that journey, they’ve been stopping in communities along the way, taking a moment to remember the fallen who have…

Kentucky Brotherhood Makes Its Way To Trigg County

For the better part of Wednesday, more than three dozen first responders biked 100 miles from Paducah to Trigg County High School Gymnasium — winding paths through McCracken, Graves and Calloway County before coursing through Land Between the Lakes and into Cadiz. The first of four 100-mile legs all the way to Bardstown, their mission is simple, steadfast and resolute. Honor the fallen. Remember the families. This is the eighth year of the Kentu…