Health News – Kids 5 to 11 can get vaccinated
Today has been called monumental, a turning point in the pandemic. Kids 5 to 11 are now eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Today’s Health News has the latest on the rollout.
Author: WNKY Staff
Joey Beljan Named a 2021 Burlsworth Trophy Nominee
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — WKU Football tight end Joey Beljan was listed as 1-of-88 nominees for the 2021 Burlsworth Trophy, it was announced Tuesday. The award, which is presented annually by the Springdale Rotary Club, recognizes the most outstanding FBS football player who began his career as a Walk-On. This marks the sixth consecutive year in which a WKU player has been nominated…
Let’s Make A Meal – Yancey’s Gastropub & Brewery
Local beer, tasty bites and chic décor: that’s what you can find at Yancey’s Gastropub & Brewery! In this week’s Let’s Make A Meal, SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi met with Yancey’s owner Jeff Jobe to learn about the restaurant.
SoKY’s Choice – World’s Greatest Studio Tour
Downtown Bowling Green will be a Mecca for art lovers this weekend! The World’s Greatest Studio Tour will feature tons of downtown businesses showing off the art of local artists. For more information about the exact locations and timings, click here.
Brownsville boil water advisory
BROWNSVILLE, KY: A boil water advisory is still in effect after a water main break Monday night. The Brownsville City Office says crews found a second leak while repairing the first one andvresidents will need to continue to boil their water used for drinking or rinsing food until further notice. Edmonson Co. High School, Middle School and the 5/6 school…
Edmonson County Schools closed
BROWNSVILLE, KY: A water main break in Brownsville forces several schools in the area to close today. Edmonson County High School and Edmonson Middle School as well as the 5/6 center are currently without water. Superintendent Brian Alexander says this is not an NTI day for students.
Sunrise Spotlight – Drive Up for Down Syndrome
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Monica Ramsey joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming Drive Up for Down Syndrome event benefitting Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky. For more info, click here.
Health News – Parents excited, anxious about COVID vaccine
Children could begin getting vaccines as early as Wednesday. The White House already announced that the COVID-19 vaccine program for kids “will be running at full strength next week.” But even before the CDC gives it the green light, some parents are anxious. Parents on both sides of the issue give their perspective in today’s Health News.
