Every day more than 300 people under the age of 19 in the United States are treated for poison in the E.R. Many times, it’s because a child ingested medicine with a parent or grandparent knowing it. A new study aims to figure out why that has become a common occurrence. Today’s Living Well explains.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green attorney is accused of conspiring with another man to launder money that the other man made through illegal gambling. H. Harris Pepper, Jr. was charged in a federal information Feb. 14 in U.S. District Court in the Western District of Kentucky with one count of money laundering conspiracy. His alleged co-conspirator is listed…
This week’s Emerging Leader is Allie Thomas, a local comedian who has recently started scheduling regular comedy shows at Preservation Tasting Room in Bowling Green. The next show will be held on Feb. 29th.
In today’s Monday Motivator, we meet the two women behind the “Young Again” Clothing Boutique and the tragic and inspirational story that sparked the business. For more information on how you can purchase clothes from the Boutique, click here.
Believe it or not, prom season is already upon us and it’s never too early to begin shopping for dresses! Regiss Prom joins SoKY Sunrise to show off some of the top styles from this season. To learn more, click here.
Looking for a job this summer season? Bowling Green Parks and Recreation will be hosting a job fair with plenty of options to fit your lifestyle and interests. To learn more, click here.
How often do men go to the barbershop? Once a month? Maybe more? Doctors at Vanderbilt Medical Center say those routine visits could soon save lives. Today’s Living Well explains.
Raylee Harston is a seven-year-old from Scottsville who was born with a rare heart condition: truncus arteriosus. The disease is one where there is only one main artery in the heart, instead of two. Raylee underwent her first surgery when she was just six days old at Norton Children’s Hospital. Now, she is on her feet and ready to enjoy…
Leachman Buick GMC is proud to present the One Classroom at a Time $500 check to Mrs. Lesley London of Metcalfe County Middle School. Mrs. London teaches a class called Service Learning. The program teaches students leadership, pride, worth ethic and work-related skills. Mrs. London was nominated by Buddie Brockman. To nominate a deserving teacher who makes a major impact…
