CULVER CITY, CALIF. (December 30, 2020) – JEOPARDY! will air Alex Trebek’s final week of new episodes Monday, January 4 – Friday, January 8, 2021. All five episodes were taped in late October; at the time, no one knew they would be his last. Viewers will want to make sure to catch the top of Monday’s show, when Alex delivers…
For this week’s VIP interview, WNKY’s Morgan Hoover talks with Amber Turner from The Public Theatre of Kentucky about how COVID has impacted their ability to serve the community, and how to get involved.
Though the Kentucky Museum has continued their operations in an online capacity, they are once again opening their in-person opportunities to the public starting Feb. 4. The museum will be open Thursday and Fridays throughout the spring semester, with a variety of new exhibits to explore. For more information, click here.
In this week’s Voices of Honor, we honor Roger Miller, who served his country and then spent nearly four decades leading American Legion Post 23 in Bowling Green. American Legion serves countless veterans and community members.
This time of year usually brings a set of lofty goals for the new year. But with the stress of the pandemic in mind, some mental health experts suggest a new approach to resolutions in 2021. Today’s Living Well explains.
Located just off of Scottsville Road in Bowling Green, K & L Asian Restaurant offers a wide array of South Asian dishes, from Vietnamese pho to Thai tom yum soup. They also serve freshly-blended boba tea — also called “bubble tea” — an East Asian drink that features chewy tapioca. WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us there for a taste in…
For many years, developer David Chandler has been improving property in the area, which in turn provides jobs for many people. His next project is the redevelopment of an Edmonson County golf course with the hopes of providing young people the opportunity to experience the sport like he did when he was younger.
Leachman Buick, GMC, & Cadillac are holding a clothing drive at their showroom on Scottsville Road. To learn more, click here.
For decades, motorized wheelchairs have given people with mobility issues a degree of freedom and independence. But, they can also be quite dangerous. Today’s Living Well has details on a new technology aimed at fixing those dangers.
