BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green city commissioners will soon be voting on improvements to a local golf course. Commissioners will vote Tuesday on whether to spend more than $182,000 on improving the bunkers at Crosswinds Golf Course. The repairs will address issues with drainage. When it rains a lot, the sand traps are prone to flooding. If approved, this would…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Steve Sheldon celebrated the opening of his ninth Sheldon’s Express Pharmacy Friday morning on Nashville Road across the street from South Warren High School. The store has already been open for about two months and is on pace to see 2,500 people this month alone, he said. “We have several in southern Indiana,” Sheldon said during…
In a growing world of technology, Kentucky students continue to make strides in their work, which was presented at the 2019 Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) Showcase. To learn more about STLP, click here.
To celebrate National Day of the Horse, the SoKY Sunrise team joined with James from Rockn B Horse Carriage to meet Geronimo. Be sure to check out Rockn B Horse Carriage’s sleigh rides around South Central Kentucky this winter.
Hot or cold? Black or with sugar? Morning or night? This week’s SoKY Speaks tackles one of the most popular drinks in America: coffee.
Join Woodburn Baptist Church for their performance of Campfire Christmas. There are four showtimes between this Saturday, Dec. 13 and Sunday, Dec. 14. To learn more, click here.
All are welcome to join a Disco dance event this weekend for a good cause. Enjoy a night of 70’s Disco music, dancing, food, and social interaction with people of all ages. Tickets are $5 and all profits will be donated to local charities. To learn more, click here.
BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – Alexandra Richardson was escorted into Edmonson District Court Thursday and joined by her attorney. Richardson is accused of driving around a barrier and into high water with her two sons in the car Dec. 3. Her youngest son, a toddler, died. Edmonson District Court Judge Joseph Hines found probable cause to send the case against Richardson to…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Along with scores of other crime victims, Johnetta Pryor learned Wednesday that her son, Jeremy Pryor’s killer had been pardoned by former Governor Matt Bevin just hours prior to Bevin leaving office. The pardon stunned Pryor and the man who prosecuted the case, Warren County Commonwealth’s Attorney Chris Cohron. A Warren Circuit Court jury convicted Michael…
