BOWLING GREEN, KY.- According to data breach experts, fraud, identity theft, and data breaches have become alarmingly common in our daily lives. So far in 2024, there have already been 1,300 reported breaches, and projections indicate that this number will continue to rise as technology evolves. Michael Bruemmer, Vice President of Experian Global Data Breach, notes that identity theft is…
GLASGOW, KY.- The Housing Authority in Glasgow came together with HERO Center to help job seekers overcome the obstacles they often face in finding employment. Their collaboration focuses on connecting individuals to local job opportunities in sectors like construction, manufacturing and healthcare. Jake Brown, a Business Service Representative, highlighted the importance of this initiative. “Many of the people we work…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Prostate cancer is a pressing health issue, with one in eight men expected to receive a diagnosis in their lifetime. In 2024 alone, about 290,000 men will be diagnosed and over 30,000 are projected to succumb to the disease. Dr. Matthew Rutter, an MD in urology at Graves Gilbert Clinic, emphasizes that prostate cancer is the leading…
GLASGOW, Ky.- Dozens of people gathered in Glasgow on Friday to celebrate the opening of the newly revitalized Old Richardson Place. This historic site now welcomes the public after undergoing significant transformation, marking 35 years of dedicated service by Computer Data Professionals. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an open house, allowing attendees to fellowship and appreciate the restored…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- In south-central Kentucky, the healthcare system is facing a significant challenge, with a shortage of approximately 300 providers and 35 physicians reported. This scarcity is felt acutely at the Graves Gilbert Clinic in Bowling Green. Officials at this multi- specialty clinic are actively seeking solutions. CEO Mike D’Eramo emphasized that the issue is multifaceted, influenced by market…
BOWLING GREEN, KY.- As daylight diminishes and the winter approaches, many individuals may experience changes in their mood and energy levels. This shift can significantly impacts your brain, leading to a common form of depression. Melanie Watts, Director of Life Skills, explains, “We call it seasonal affective disorder or otherwise known as SAD.” SAD affects everyone differently; while some may…
METCALFE COUNTY, Ky.- In celebration of Deaf Awareness Month, we shine a light on an invaluable resource in south-central Kentucky: Metcalfe County Schools. This institution is dedicated to supporting students who are hard of hearing or deaf by providing essential resources and strategies that extend beyond the classroom. The program not only enhances educational experiences but also equips students with…
GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow community came together this September to support the Feeding America Kentucky Heartland food distribution event. River Lake Church and T.J Regional Health workers Christy Biggerstaff, Kim May, Andrea Shive, Chanea Smith, Sara Beth Stotts and other dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly to provide both financial relief and high-quality food to local residents. Pat Harlow, a coordinator…
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The national ratio of physicians to patients stands at 247 for every 100,000 people. However, data from 2022 collected by the AAMC reveals that Kentucky lags slightly behind, with only 242.6 physicians per 100,000 patients. Ginny Gottschalk, chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine at UK, discussed the impact of this disparity. “Pretty much across…
LOUISVILLE, Ky.- At UofL’s Jim Patterson Stadium, 150 children, many from Kosair for Kids, took the field for an unforgettable baseball experience during the Shriners Children’s College Showdown. This special event featured 10 teams in a tournament-style format, creating a memorable day for the young participants and their families. Coach Dan McDonnell of UofL Baseball expressed the joy and excitement…
