Author: WNKY Staff
Sunrise Spotlight – WCPL Virtual Art and Craft Fair
The Teen Advisory Board with the Warren County Public Library has put together a Virtual Art and Craft Fair! Entries are being accepted through Dec. 31. To submit your crafts, click here.
Living Well – Reversing vaccine distrust
More Americans plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine, based on two recent surveys. But vaccine distrust is still out there, and health experts worry communities of color may choose not to get protected from it. Today’s Living Well has more.
Citation: Couple accused in nearly $1 million jewel heist were friends with late jewel owner
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A woman who was inspired by and named a portion of her business after her late friend, former Western Kentucky University Provost Barbara Burch, is now accused along with her husband of planning and hiring people to rob Burch’s home just seven months after her death. Monday, Bowling Green police charged Jeffery M. Weisman, 69, a…
Parrigin appointed to League of Cities
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) Executive Board appointed Bowling Green City Commissioner Sue Parrigin to the KLC Board of Directors. Parrigin fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Bowling Green Mayor Bruce Wilkerson. Parrigin’s term begins Jan. 1, 2021, and runs through September, at which time she will be eligible for reappointment. KLC Executive Director/CEO…
Kentucky League of Cities Welcomes Commissioner Sue Parrigin to Board of Directors
LEXINGTON, KY – The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) Executive Board appointed Bowling Green City Commissioner Sue Parrigin to the KLC Board of Directors. Parrigin fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Bowling Green Mayor Bruce Wilkerson. Parrigin’s term begins January 1, 2021, and runs through September, at which time she will be eligible for reappointment. KLC Executive Director/CEO…
VIP – Chad Singer, Lost River Cave
For this week’s VIP interview, WNKY’s Josh Shortt talks with Chad Singer from Lost River Cave about the services they offer to the community, how COVID has impacted their ability to serve the community, and how to get involved.
Voices of Honor – Cory Felts
Cory Felts has served the country in multiple branches of the military and now works to help other veterans. He tells his story in this week’s Voices of Honor.
Sunrise Spotlight – Make The Season Bright campaign
The Med Center Health Foundation’s Make the Season Bright campaign is back this year, allowing you to “purchase” a holiday light in honor or memory of someone special in their lives. During the 2020 campaign, donors may choose to support The Rebecca D. Shadowen Research and Education Fund or support the Hospitality House. To donate or learn more, click here.
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