Millions of Americans are now working from home, sometimes in less than ideal spaces. But there are some things you can do to make sure you don’t strain your body. Mandy Gaither has more in today’s Living Well.
DISCLAIMER: This segment has previously aired. This week’s Voices of Honor features World War II veteran Charles Adams. For Part Two of his story, click here.
Latoya Drake, the Barren County Extension Agent for Health and Nutrition, joins SoKY Sunrise to discuss proper social distancing guidelines.
OWENSBORO, Ky. – The Atmos Energy/Robert W. Best Charitable Giving Fund announced the donation of $1.5 million to stock food bank shelves nationwide. Atmos Energy recognizes that while many families struggle with food insecurity on a regular basis; the number of families who depend on school food programs or food banks has risen due to job loss as a result…
It seems the whole world is having to get creative about the way in which they do business. CASA of South Central Kentucky is no exception. CASA relies on trained advocates to provide for its clients. Eleven such volunteers completed their training at the end of February, and were scheduled to sworn in to their new roles at the Family…
WNKY’s Tej Joshi got a taste of southern style seafood in this week’s Let’s Make A Meal.
With many children and families spending time being ‘healthy at home,’ the National Corvette Museum has debuted a free video series, offering educational and fun content for all ages. For Corvette enthusiasts wanting even more deep dives into the history of America’s iconic sports car, the Museum is launching a second video series entitled Fully Vetted. To watch the videos, click…
Spring is here and experts are warning that our mild winter could mean allergy season is starting earlier and may be even more severe than last year. Nationally recognized allergist, Dr. Tania Elliott, joined us for Sunrise Spotlight with some helpful tips as we prepare to battle spring allergies.
Efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus are forcing the cancellation of in-person alcohol and drug recovery meetings, putting those who are working to stay sober at a heightened risk of relapse. Sarah Dallof has more in today’s Living Well.
