The start of the 2020 spring semester at Western Kentucky University marked the start of a new art exhibit on campus. The exhibit features the artwork of graduated Hilltoppers. Today’s Feel Good Friday has more.
FRANKLIN, Ky. – Although life is beginning to return to normal just a little bit, local concerts are continuing to be canceled or postponed, including several in Simpson County. Franklin-Simpson Renaissance has decided to postpone the summer nights concert series for June and July. The suspension is due to the guidelines and requirements for social distancing due to the COVID-19…
Join the Bowling Green Freedom Walkers on Friday, June 19 at 4 p.m. for the inaugural Juneteenth BlockParty. The event will be hosted in Bowling Green’s historic Shake Rag district and will feature free food, music, and food. For more information, click here.
During this time of uncertainty, WNKY 40 News is highlighting Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce partners and how the community can help them during tough times. This week, we’re featuring Nat’s Outdoor Sports, the perfect place to get a last-minute Father’s Day gift for dad. For more on Nat’s Outdoor Sports, click here.
Small breakfast or big breakfast? Sweet dishes or savory ones? WNKY’s Tej Joshi hits the streets of Bowling Green to gets your answers to those questions and more!
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — On June 18, 2020, the Historic RailPark & Train Museum opens back to the public after a three-month closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. During the closure, the staff has worked to finish many projects and most recently to prepare the facility for reopening. Some of the safety measures put into place include plexiglass shields, additional…
Are you a new mother with questions on breastfeeding and nurturing your child? Naturally Nourished Lactation Consulting is a local group that assists with mothers struggling to breastfeed. For more information, click here.
The U.K. government is calling it a “groundbreaking coronavirus treatment.” Dexamethasone is a common drug that they say can save lives of those severely ill with COVID-19. Today’s Living Well has more.
