BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Several local organizations, including the City of Bowling Green, are leading local assistance to tornado survivors at the BGStrong Disaster Recovery Center. While FEMA is open every day from 8 am to 6 pm, the BGStrong effort is open from 8 am to 4 pm. From one location, people can register with FEMA and other state…
Robin Loid lost two of her children in the past four years. In her state of grief, she and her family created the non-profit Cultivate Kindness to keep her passed children’s legacy on. She is this week’s Hidden Hero.
Local non-profit Good Deeds is working alongside SkyPAC and local musicians to help put on a benefit concert following the deadly tornadoes. All of the concert proceeds will be donated to the tornado relief fund in Warren County. Emorie and Mary Osborne join us in studio to get the details. To get tickets, visit theskypac.com/shows or bgstrong.us.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Elizabeth Newbould joins us live in-studio to talk about the tornado relief efforts being put on by United Way of Southern Kentucky. For more info, click here.
The year is almost over. As you plan how to celebrate the end of 2021, doctors say now is also the best time to take stock of your health and make changes to improve in the year ahead. Today’s Health News has a look at the five things that should be on your end-of-the-year health checklist.
Avery Yates aspires to one day be an attorney, and the organizations she’s involved in have been preparing her for that future. She is this week’s Emerging Leader.
Melanie Watts with Lifeskills, Inc. joins us live in-studio to discuss the importance of mental health following the tornado, and leading into the new year. For more info, click here.
Students at Western Kentucky University work hard inside and outside of the classroom. A group of dozens of them volunteer their time to make sure people in the community have fresh food. Hear more in this week’s Monday Motivator.
