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Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers and WBKO have teamed up to recognize South Central Kentuckians who embody the spirit of service, dedication, and concern for the well-being of their neighbors.
The Hometown Hero program allows you to nominate the hero of your hometown. These heroes will have their names, faces, and good works recognized on local television to a huge section of the commonwealth.
If you know someone who deserves the title of “Hometown Hero,” nominate them today.
Through the Hometown Hero program, Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers recognizes people who dedicate their time to supporting families, youth, veterans, and local organizations through direct, hands-on involvement. The stories that follow share who these individuals are and how their ongoing efforts continue to make a difference in their communities.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Kelsey Myers
Donation in their name: Center for Courageous Kids (Scottsville, KY)
Kelsey Myers became involved with the Center for Courageous Kids at a young age and has continued supporting its mission ever since. Her dedication to caring for the animals and working directly with children attending camp helps create meaningful, memorable experiences for families throughout the community.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Becky Baise
Donation in their name: Next Step Ministries (Glasgow, KY)
Becky Baise volunteers with Next Step Ministries, a nonprofit that provides food, clothing, and essential resources to individuals facing hardship. Her time and commitment help ensure members of the Glasgow community have access to the support they need.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Darby Meredith
Donation in their name: Toys for Tots of Southcentral Kentucky
Darby Meredith is a high school student who has spent several years supporting Toys for Tots through hands-on service and leadership. From organizing fundraisers to stuffing backpacks, she serves as both a youth ambassador and mentor to others looking to give back.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero: Rachel Coulter
Donation in their name: Community Action of Allen County (Allen County)
Rachel Coulter began her journey with Community Action of Allen County as a volunteer and has remained involved for more than a decade. Her continued commitment reflects a deep investment in supporting local families and strengthening community programs.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Rick McCormick
Donation in their name: Logan County Honor Guard (Logan County)
Rick McCormick recognized a need for proper military honors for veterans who have passed and took action to address it. Through his work with the Logan County Honor Guard, he helps ensure veterans receive the respect and recognition they deserve.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Lesley Duke
Donation in their name: Curbside Ministries (Bowling Green, KY)
Lesley Duke has supported Curbside Ministries for over ten years, starting as a volunteer and evolving into a more involved role. Her ongoing work continues to make a lasting impact on the youth and families served by the organization.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Cara Ellinger
Donation in their name: Victory Hill Dream Center (Scottsville, KY)
Cara Ellinger serves as a coordinator at Victory Hill Dream Center, where individuals and families can find meals, recovery support, and essential resources. Her role helps connect community members with the assistance they need during difficult times.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of June: Karen Foley
Donation in their name: HOTEL INC (Bowling Green, KY)
Karen Foley has volunteered with several organizations over the years before focusing her efforts with HOTEL INC. Her work supports individuals and families in Bowling Green who are navigating housing instability and related challenges.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Jamie Fancher
Donation in their name: Room at His Table (Glasgow, KY)
Jamie Fancher founded Room at His Table to help provide essential resources to individuals in need throughout the Glasgow community. Her leadership continues to guide the organization’s efforts to serve others with consistency and care.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Vickie Smith
Donation in their name: Monroe Baptist Church’s TompKINDsville BOLO (Be on the Lookout)
Vickie Smith has spent her life volunteering with community organizations and recently established TompKINDsville BOLO. The initiative encourages neighbors in Tompkinsville to look out for one another and provide support when it’s needed most.
Read more: Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero of the Month: Jack Hasty
Donation in their name: Disabled American Veterans Chapter #32 (Brownsville, KY)
Jack Hasty serves as the commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter #32 in Brownsville. Through his leadership, the organization advocates for veterans by helping them access benefits, recognition, and additional community support.
WBKO and Hughes & Coleman are teaming up to recognize South Central Kentuckians who embody the spirit of service, dedication, and concern for the well-being of their neighbors with the title of “Hometown Hero”.
These remarkable people are nominated by their peers and publicly recognized on television; their names, faces, and good works transmitted to a huge section of the Commonweath.
If you know someone who deserves the title of “Hometown Hero”, please nominate them using the form below.
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