BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police are asking for the public’s help to find a missing teen. Roman Jones is 14 years old and was last seen on Barnwood Avenue in Bowling Green in July. He told his guardian he didn’t feel well and was going to bed at 9:30 p.m. July 20. She saw him two hours later…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Recently the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives announced the 2020 KCCE Annual Excellence Awards. These annual awards pay tribute to local chambers of commerce in areas of operational excellence. The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce has been named an Award of Excellence Winner in the categories of “Outstanding E-News Communication” and “Outstanding Social Media.” “Each…
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – The Center for Courageous Kids, the 168-acre not-for-profit medical camp facility located in Scottsville, which enhances the lives of seriously ill children at no cost, is partnering with The Avril Lavigne Foundation to continue their joint effort to help protect campers from Lyme disease. A 30-second promotional commercial spot featuring The Center for Courageous Kids will premiere…
Little Fox Bakery has a new location in the heart of downtown Bowling Green. They have a huge variety of tasty sweets, from homemade Pop-Tarts and vegan cupcakes and freshly-made lavender lemonade. WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us there for a taste in this week’s Let’s Make A Meal.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police were called to Porter Pike Monday night after a person driving a Kawasaki motorcycle reported being hit by a Ford Explorer. Justin Loschert, 22, was driving the motorcycle away from town on Porter Pike when he saw a newer model SUV in the opposing lane, according to the accident report. The SUV suddenly…
This week, we traveled down to Franklin to visit Octagon Hall, a Civil War-era museum that apparently has a paranormal twist. To visit Octagon Hall for yourself, click here.
Nationally-renowned writer Nikita Stewart joined SoKY Sunrise today to discuss her book “Troop 6000.” Stewart will be joining the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana for their Spirit Week on Wednesday to talk more about Girl Scouts and her book. To learn more, click here. To purchase “Troop 6000,” click here.
Krystallynn Morris survived years of domestic physical and sexual assault and was once told she would never walk again as a result of her injuries. But through determination and strong will, she now walks daily, losing more than 100 pounds and stands as an inspiration to other women traumatized by domestic assault. She’s often asked to speak to survivors, and…
Noses in our masks all day have us smelling our own breath more often than usual, and that smell may not be as delightful as we’d like. Today’s Living Well has some tips for fixing this aroma problem.
