Author: WNKY Staff
SoKY Speaks – Farewell, 2020
With 2020 now in the rearview mirror, we hit the streets of downtown Bowling Green to hear some positive things about everyone’s year.
Sunrise Spotlight – Local author Sarah Tuck
Throughout this pandemic, many people have turned to new hobbies to occupy themselves while at home. Local author Sarah Tuck took advantage of the downtime by writing several new books! We spoke with her this morning to discuss one of them, “Computer Love.”
Living Well – Tips for a safe New Year’s Eve celebration
There have been surges in COVID-19 cases across the country following major holidays like the Fourth of July, Halloween and Thanksgiving. With Christmas less than a week ago and the New Year celebrations still to come, public health experts are bracing for another increase in cases. Today’s Living Well has tips on how to safely ring in 2021.
Man shot to death in Franklin homicide
FRANKLIN, Ky. – At 6:13 a.m. Wednesday a Franklin man was shot inside of a Portland Avenue home and later died. Police were called to the area on a shots fired call and found Brian Russell, 43, critically wounded inside the home at 504 Portland Ave., according to a release from the Franklin Police Department. He was taken by Vanderbilt…
Alex Trebek’s last ‘Jeopardy!’ episodes to air
CULVER CITY, CALIF. (December 30, 2020) – JEOPARDY! will air Alex Trebek’s final week of new episodes Monday, January 4 – Friday, January 8, 2021. All five episodes were taped in late October; at the time, no one knew they would be his last. Viewers will want to make sure to catch the top of Monday’s show, when Alex delivers…
VIP – Amber Turner, Public Theatre of Kentucky
For this week’s VIP interview, WNKY’s Morgan Hoover talks with Amber Turner from The Public Theatre of Kentucky about how COVID has impacted their ability to serve the community, and how to get involved.
Sunrise Spotlight – Kentucky Museum reopening plans
Though the Kentucky Museum has continued their operations in an online capacity, they are once again opening their in-person opportunities to the public starting Feb. 4. The museum will be open Thursday and Fridays throughout the spring semester, with a variety of new exhibits to explore. For more information, click here.
Voices of Honor – Roger Miller
In this week’s Voices of Honor, we honor Roger Miller, who served his country and then spent nearly four decades leading American Legion Post 23 in Bowling Green. American Legion serves countless veterans and community members.
