Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – DIY hand sanitizer
If you’re having a hard time finding hand sanitizer, you may want to consider making it yourself! A Massachusetts doctor, along with his daughter, made up a recipe for creating it at home. Leslie Guydos tells their story in today’s Living Well.
Country music’s biggest stars perform from home on “ACM Presents: Our Country”
Top artists will perform and share their favorite Academy of Country Music Awards™ memories via video chat
With appearances and concerts canceled, country music’s biggest stars are practicing social distancing and staying home – and inviting fans to join them for a new kind of entertainment special. ACM® PRESENTS: OUR COUNTRY will feature intimate conversations and at-home acoustic performances with top country artists, along with clips of their favorite moments from the Academy of Country Music Awards’™…
One man flown to trauma center following fight
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police were called 1367 Clay Street to Hummingbird Apartments late Thursday evening after witnesses in the area reported shots fired. A fight had occurred and one man was injured but not shot, Bowling Green Police Officer Ronnie Ward said. The victim was found walking near University Boulevard near Old Morgantown Road. He was flown…
Proper handwashing with Latoya Drake
Latoya Drake, the Barren County Extension Agent for Health and Nutrition, joins SoKY Sunrise with ways to keep yourself healthy by properly washing your hands.
Sunrise Spotlight – Dr. Rebecca Shadowen
Dr. Shadowen is an Infectious Disease Physician at The Medical Center at Bowling Green. She joined SoKY Sunrise in this edition of Sunrise Spotlight to discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and how the hospital is responding to the situation locally.
SoKY Speaks – April Fools’ Day
April 1 is just a couple weeks away, which means it’s time to start planning on those pranks! In this week’s SoKY Speaks, we asked locals some of the best pranks they’ve been apart of in the past.
Second COVID-19 patient identified in Warren County, 80-year-old woman
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Barren River District Health Department is investigating its second case of COVID-19 in a Warren County resident. The patient is an 80-year-old female. She is being treated at TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital, according to a written statement from the hospital. “TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital has protocols in place to care for patients with infectious diseases,…
