We spoke with Molly Beth Kerby, Co-Chief Diversity Officer for Academic Affairs at WKU, to discuss diversity on campus. Kerby speaks on the current state of race relations on campus and the efforts being made by faculty to promote diversity. To view a list of literature recommended by Kerby to learn more about race relations in America, see below.
In today’s Voices of Honor, we hear from U.S. Marine Corps veteran Kevin Wiles, who also served his community for more than two decades as a Bowling Green police officer and continues his public service as the chief deputy for the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.
In this week’s edition of Workout Wednesday, Matt Smith from Live Active: 50 Plus Fitness joined SoKY Sunrise. To learn more about Live Active 50 Plus Fitness, click here.
Gaining weight during the coronavirus pandemic; if you’ve put on a few pounds, you’re not alone. Today’s Living Well has more.
WNKY’s Tej Joshi stopped by Gigi’s Cupcakes in Bowling Green for a sweet look at their famous “Gigi swirl.”
This week’s Flora’s Hidden Hero, brought to you by The Law Firm of Flora Templeton Stuart, features the Hadley Jo Foundation. The organization raises funds for those diagnosed with Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy, Type VIB (HMSN6B). It is a very rare form of mitochondrial disease with only 20 known cases worldwide. To donate or to learn more, click here.
In this edition of SoKY’s Choice, we spoke with a representative from Kentucky Down Under to talk about health precautions they’re taking at the zoo. Head Zookeeper Ella Settle said that the zoo is conducting more shows with less people, in an effort to practice social distancing. For more on Kentucky Down Under, click here.
June is Men’s Health Awareness Month! We spoke with Mike Curtis APRN with Men’s Health of Bowling Green to discuss good practices men can be taking in their daily lives to keep up with their health. For more information on Men’s Health of Bowling Green, click here.
