Author: WNKY Staff

Living Well – Hair loss

As if you don’t have enough to be concerned about the during the pandemic, some people are now noticing an unexpected change to their bodies: hair loss. As today’s Living Well tells, for most, it’s nothing to worry about. In fact, worry has a lot to do with it.

Emerging Leader – Juan Dozier

This week’s Emerging Leader is Juan Dozier, a recent graduate from Western Kentucky University. Dozier has since moved on to become a recruiter for Aerotek, using the skills he learned at WKU to perform exceptionally in his position.

Brownsville police chief resigns abruptly

Courtesy of Edmonson Voice

By Edmonson Voice BROWNSVILLE, Ky. – Brownsville Police Chief Jeff Jewell has officially resigned from his position, as confirmed to the Edmonson Voice by Brownsville City Attorney Marc Lovell. Lovell gave no reason for the resignation and said he couldn’t comment further. In Monday’s Edmonson County Fiscal Court virtual meeting during Sheriff Shane Doyle’s regular report, he informed the court that…

American Heart Association Award recognizes The Medical Center’s commitment to stroke care

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – For the second consecutive year, The Medical Center at Bowling Green has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award. The award recognizes the hospital’s commitment to ensuring acute stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment and care according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines based on the latest…

WKU ‘Maskerade’ Homecoming set for Oct. 10

Photo Courtesy: Chris Kohley, WKU AthleticsBOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Western Kentucky University Alumni Association, in partnership with WKU Athletics, has announced that the tradition of WKU Homecoming, originally scheduled for Oct. 31, will now be celebrated throughout the week concluding on Oct. 10. The Hilltoppers will face rival Marshall in the annual Homecoming football game at Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith…

Feeding Kentucky sources 28,000 pounds of ground beef for food bank distribution

FILE IMAGE – Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland and volunteers distribute food May 29, 2019.FRANKFORT, Ky. –Agriculture Commissioner  Ryan Quarles has announced Feeding Kentucky has acquired 28,000 pounds of Kentucky Proud ground beef from Marksbury Farms for distribution among Kentucky’s food bank network. The purchase is funded by a historic donation Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company made to Feeding Kentucky…