BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A retrospective exhibition of the sculpture and drawings of the late Charles H. Forrester will open Sept. 14 at the Downing Museum at the Baker Arboretum in Bowling Green. Forrester was a longtime art professor at Western Kentucky University and started the sculpture program at WKU. This will be the first opportunity for the public to…
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Susan Polk joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming Dog Yoga event taking place at Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society. For more info, click here.
In this week’s Voices of Honor, we recognize the Aviation Heritage Park and the aircraft displayed there with ties to area veterans. Tune in next Wednesday at 6 a.m. on NBC for Part Two of this two-part special.
As more students across the country return to the classroom, battles over masks in schools continue to rage on. Still, top U.S. health officials say masking is key to keeping students safe. But which masks are best for kids? Today’s Health News has that answer and more.
CAVE CITY, Ky. – Cave City police arrested two people after a child exchange became heated Monday. Cave City Police Department responded to White Street on a shots fired complaint and an assault that had taken place. Officers made contact with a man and woman, identified as Colton King and Tabitha Stinnet. King was bloody and it was apparent he…
If you’re looking to try some South Asian delicacies in South Central Kentucky, India Oven is the place to go! In this week’s Let’s Make A Meal, SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi learned about some of the restaurant’s famous dishes and the spices that go into them. *NOTE* Since the filming of this segment, India Oven staff have temporarily stopped their…
For today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, WKU President Timothy Caboni joins us to talk about the upcoming school year for the Hilltoppers, including a look at the First Year Village, the return to athletics and the unique obstacles created by a COVID-era school year.
If your family’s in need of a fun, exciting, and free place to spend the hot, summer days, check out the splash pad in Circus Square Park. The splash pad is operated by the Bowling Green City Government, and it offers kids the opportunity to run, splash, and enjoy. The park is expected to remain open daily until September 20th.
