Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Lung cancer stigma
For more than 228,000 Americans expected to be diagnosed with lung cancer this year, there are several burdens to overcome, including the social stigma associated with the disease. Today’s Living Well shares some new hope for these patients.
Med Center is designated as vaccine site for healthcare workers
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Medical Center at Bowling Green is partnering with the Kentucky Department of Public Health to be a COVID vaccine administration site for healthcare personnel who desire to be vaccinated and meet the state’s definition of covered healthcare personnel in phase 1a of COVID-19 vaccine deployment. In Kentucky, all healthcare personnel working in clinical settings (i.e., places where…
Let’s Make A Meal – S & D Soul Favorites
S & D Soul Favorites in Bowling Green’s Historic Shake Rag District offers soul food classics, from catfish to chicken wings and their specialty: The Dump. WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us there to tell their story and give a look at the specialty dish.
SoKY’s Choice – Baby goats at KDU
Kentucky Down Under has welcomed the arrival of two baby goats, Darla and Ivory. We took you to the adventure park in this week’s SoKY’s Choice! To learn more about KDU, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Snow Flurry Scurry
Lost River Cave and WNKY invite you to participate in the 7th annual Snow Flurry Scurry 5K. Each year, runners race to restore wildlife habitat at Lost River Cave, and this year, this mission will be accomplished virtually! To learn more, click here.
Flora’s Hidden Heroes – David Chandler, Part Two
In Part Two of our series featuring David Chandler, we hear about his involvement with a local non-profit, The Foundry. As Chandler explains, the work the group is doing is making a lasting impact on dozens of children in our community, which is just another reason why he is a Hidden Hero in our community.
Living Well – Obesity and COVID-19
It’s been said that obesity is one of the top underlying health conditions ass0ciated with COVID-19 deaths. Have you ever stopped to wonder why? Today’s Living Well answers that question and more.
Five former Kentucky Governors receive COVID vaccine
FRANKFORT, Ky.– Five former Governors and their spouses, spanning five decades of service to the commonwealth, received the COVID-19 vaccination Monday in the Capitol Rotunda to emphasize the bipartisan support for the safe and effective vaccines and urge fellow Kentuckians to take the vaccine. Those who received the Moderna vaccine Monday include Julian Carroll, John Y. Brown Jr., Martha Layne…