Voices of Honor – Ashley Penn
Ashley Penn wanted to go to college, but it was financially out of reach. Instead, she joined the United States Navy. In today’s Voices of Honor, we hear about her journey from yeoman to master’s degree candidate.
Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Legionnaires disease
It’s not just the threat of COVID-19 that has school officials worried. As today’s Living Well reports, the extended closure of buildings has heightened the risk of another illness.
Let’s Make A Meal – Southern Cup
Southern Cup is a new coffee shop located just outside of downtown Glasgow. The Southern Cup team opened their doors earlier this year, and they offer an array of fresh and unique coffee drinks and a variety of pastries. WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us there for a taste in this week’s Let’s Make A Meal.
Flora’s Hidden Heroes – Angie Riddle
This week’s Flora’s Hidden Hero is Angie Riddle, a nutrition manager at Barren County High School. Riddle has been recognized by USA Today for her role in providing over 2 million meals to children in Barren County during the pandemic.
SoKY’s Choice – Chaney’s Dairy Barn Corn Maze
For more than 15 years, Chaney’s Dairy Barn has created a corn maze as part of their fall festivities. This year, they’ve decided to etch in a tribute to essential workers. WNKY’s Tej Joshi visited the corn maze to hear more about the message behind the attraction. For more details, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Eric Yates Memorial Run
This year’s annual Eric Yates Memorial Run is going virtual! WKU Army ROTC is encouraging participants to tag any photos on social media to #LTYatesRun and @WKUArmyROTC. To learn more about the run or the Eric Yates Memorial Scholarship, click here.
Living Well – Back to school ergonomics
Whether they are learning virtually or face-to-face, there’s one thing for sure: students back in school this semester are spending lots of time sitting in place. Today’s Living Well explains how you can prevent poor posture and positioning for your young one at home.
Bourbon and Brewfest postponed until 2021, new tasting sessions planned
Bowling Green, Ky. – The 2020 Bourbon & Brewfest, originally scheduled for Saturday Oct. 24, has officially been postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Bourbon and Brewfest will continue in October 2021, with an exact date to be determined. Those who purchased tickets for this year’s event will have the option for a refund, to roll their purchase to…
