Earlier this week, we sat down with Veronica Rainwater via Skype to discuss staying connected with the library during this time of social distancing. To see the full list of their online programs, click here.
In this edition of Sunrise Sports, WNKY’s Morgan Reagle gives an update on everything happening in WKU men’s and women’s basketball, including a new commit on the men’s side, and a prestigious award handed out to Dee Givens.
With so many of us under mandatory stay-at-home orders, why not tackle a chore you were probably putting off anyway. In fact, doing this could result in a much safer, cleaner, healthier home environment. Today’s Living Well has more.
The COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent quarantine has caused the cancellation of the Public Theatre of Kentucky’s shows, camps, and fundraisers. You can help by donating here.
This week, our Voices of Honor comes from Malcolm Cherry who says he was inspired to join the military by the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Colleen Kirkendale with Orangetheory Fitness in Bowling Green joins us via Skype for this week’s Workout Wednesday. Orangetheory is offering free online workout sessions to the community during this time of isolation and social distancing. To learn more, click here.
Most of us are doing our part to stay at home and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. If you must go out, though, the CDC is recommending that you wear a face mask. Many are making them out of bandannas or cloth napkins, but are homemade masks safe? Today’s Living Well explains.
Photo Credit: WKUCourtesy of WKU Athletics BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Conference USA announced its winter Spirit of Service winners on Tuesday and that list included WKU women’s basketball redshirt senior Dee Givens. The award is given to one student-athlete from each member school for each of the playing seasons, fall, winter, and spring. The winter season includes men’s and women’s…
