Voices of Honor – Natalie Norris
Natalie Norris decided at 15 that she wanted to join the military. By 18, she was headed to bootcamp. We hear her story in this week’s Voices of Honor.
Natalie Norris decided at 15 that she wanted to join the military. By 18, she was headed to bootcamp. We hear her story in this week’s Voices of Honor.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Ashley Reynolds from Kids on the Block joins us live in-studio to talk about the Scotty’s Pound the Pavement fun run and how you can sign your kid up. For more info, click here.
On Today’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, Shalana Page joins us live in-studio to talk about the 8th of August Celebrations taking place in the Shake rag District. For more info, click here.
Anxiety, depression, and a feeling of being burned out: one well-known university says it found all these mental health issues rising among the students it surveyed. Today’s Health News has more on how struggling students can better cope.
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – A woman was struck by a car that was riddled with bullet holes Monday in Russellville. The incident occurred at 6:48 p.m. in the Colonial Inn parking lot, 555 East Ninth St., Russellville Police Detective Nichole Bibb said. Multiple shots were fired. Some of those shots struck a car occupioed by a man that then hit the…
Cave City is home to a plethora of tourist attractions, and the most dino-matic of the bunch is Dinosaur World. The park features a walking trail full of life-size dinosaur models. In this week’s SoKY’s Choice, SoKY’s Sunrise’s Tej Joshi explored the trail and all the other park offerings. For ticket information, click here.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Jessica Heffinger joins us live in-studio to talk about Glory Baby Ministry’s 30 days of Giveaways Presented By Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group and how you can sign up. For more info, click here. Sunrise Spotlight is brought to you by German American Bank
Two leading organizations that represent OB/GYNs are now calling for anyone who’s pregnant to get vaccinated, citing the recent increase in cases and the potential risk of severe complications if those who are expecting get infected by COVID-19. Today’s Health News has more.