With so many places being closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, there aren’t many things to do outside the house. In this week’s SoKY’s Choice, WNKY’s Scott Burchett takes us to an attraction that doubles as a place for both exercise and relaxtion. Due to the pandemic, only the trails are open with the cave itself and other visitor attractions…
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bowling Green Community Education has transitioned their spring 2020 Enrichment Classes to online. All you need is a computer or mobile device with audio to participate in the online classes. To enroll in an online class, click here.
Americans and their doctors are logging on to telehealth platforms and services at record numbers amid the coronavirus pandemic, many of them for first time. A lot of these virtual visits aren’t related to the virus, but rather as a way to get medical care for chronic conditions or routine visits. Today’s Living Well explains.
This week’s Emerging Leader is high schooler Adam Comer, an award-winning photographer who specializes in train photography.
During these trying times, the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce is supporting our small businesses. To learn more, click here.
John Behman is one of only three master beekeepers in the state of Kentucky. In this week’s Monday Motivator, WNKY’s Tej Joshi met up with Behman to learn all about bees.
COVID-19 is injecting stress and uncertainty to a time already filled with those emotions: pregnancy. Expectant moms and their doctors want information, and what limited studies are available paint a somewhat reassuring picture. Today’s Living Well has the story.
Courtesy – WKU Athletics BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — WKU Hilltopper Basketball head coach Rick Stansbury announced Friday the signing of Kylen Milton (6-5, Guard) to a national letter of intent in the 2020 class. “We’re pleased to have Kylen join our program,” Stansbury said. “He brings a lot of talent to our team, and he’s a young kid with a…
