Marquee Backstage is back! Season Five kicks off with the soulful sounds of India Ramey on Saturday, September 25 at 10pm on NBC News 40 and on Sunday, September 26 at 10:30am on CBS News 40. To watch past episodes, visit YouTube.com/MarqueeBackstage.
The Bowling Green area is home to over a dozen aluminum manufacturing facilities, one of which is celebrating several milestones this year. Aluminum has a history over 100 years old, and one of our area manufacturers’ origins date back to 1912. In the Kentucky Transpark, Constellium is celebrating its five-year anniversary in Bowling Green, its 10-year anniversary as a company,…
It’s Child Passenger Safety Week, and car crashes are a leading cause of death in children ages one to thirteen. While most families use car seats and boosters to protect kids, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says a majority are not put in properly. Today’s Health News has more on how to keep kids safe in the car.
On Today’s What’s Happening SoKY, The National Corvette Museum’s new President & CEO, Sharon Brawner, joins us live in-studio to tell us about herself and the future of the museum. For more info, click here.
In Today’s Sunrise Sports, Eric Leach joins us live in-studio to talk about the Bowling Green Hot Rod’s upcoming playoff series. For more info, click here.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Kevin Coomes joins us live in-studio to talk about the CASA Superhero 5K and how you can register. For more info, click here.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Kentucky and HOTEL INC Join to Address Affordable Housing Crisis Anthem to provide $10,000 to support and create safe, stable and accessible housing environment for many vulnerable individuals, families BOWLING GREEN, KY — September 22, 2021 — HOTEL INC received $10,000 from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to address ongoing barriers Kentuckians experiencing homelessness…
On Today’s edition of Workout Wednesday, Danny DeWalt joins us in-studio get our hearts pumping with a variety of exercises. For more info, click here.
Janice Bell joined the Army to escape hard times. It was 1939 and Bell had grown up during the Great Depression. This week’s Voices of Honor looks back at his 20 year career.
