Sunrise Spotlight – Crocker Law Firm Halloween Spectacular
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Cyndi Crocker joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming Crocker Law Firm Halloween Spectacular. For tickets, click here.
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Workout Wednesday – Zumba Step with Total Fitness Connection
Get those feet moving! Carrie Smith from Total Fitness Connection shows the SoKY Sunrise crew a few Zumba Step moves. To give Carrie’s class a try for yourself, click here for more information.
Bowling Green HS Volleyball advances in 14th District Tournament
Bowling Green 3 – 0 Warren East (25-19, 25-19, 25-15)
Jerreth Sterns Earns 2021 Associated Press Midseason All-American Honor
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — WKU Football wide receiver Jerreth Sterns was named to the 2021 Associated Press (AP) Midseason All-America Team, the outlet announced Tuesday afternoon. He is only 1-of-4 players from Group of Five schools listed among the 25 who make up the full team on offense, defense and special teams. Sterns is the first Hilltopper to earn this…
Let’s Make A Meal – S & D Soul Favorites
S & D Soul Favorites has a new location in downtown Bowling Green. With a revamped menu and renovated interior, the restaurant is a great place to enjoy some soul food. SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi got an inside look in this week’s Let’s Make A Meal.
Sunrise Spotlight – Scare on the Square
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Jim Sears joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming Scare on the Square coming to downtown Bowling Green. For more info, click here.
SoKY’s Choice – Lost River Cave Scarecrow Trail
The Lost River Cave Scarecrow Trail is back for its 10th year! From spooky scarecrows to wacky ones, there’s something for the whole family. SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi takes a trip to the park to show us just a glimpse of the trail.
Health News – Study finds 1 in 6 American binge-drink
It’s a leading cause of preventable death in the U.S., and new CDC research shows binge-drinking is a big problem for many Americans. Excessive alcohol use kills more than 95,000 people every year. Today’s Health News has a look at the numbers.
