Feel Good Friday – Top of their class
Glasgow High School has recently been named the “Second Best High School in Kentucky.” As today’s Feel Good Friday explains, students and faculty in Glasgow aren’t surprised by that result.
Author: WNKY Staff
SoKY Speaks – Deodorant study
A new study conducted by market research company YouGov found that nearly 40% of 18 to 24-year-olds are not wearing deodorant. We asked South Central Kentucky for their thoughts on the study and their own personal deodorant habits. — To view the study by YouGov, click here. — If you, or someone you know, is need of assistance getting deodorant…
Sunrise Spotlight – Breathe Youth Arts Program
In this edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Eric Logan from Light of Chance, Inc. joins SoKY Sunrise to discuss their Breathe Youth Arts Program. To learn more, click here.
Recanvass in governor’s race shows no changes for Warren County
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In a Thursday morning recanvass of the gubernatorial race, the results for Warren County are unchanged. Incumbent Republican Governor Matt Bevin received 17,118 votes while his Democratic challenger Andy Beshear captured the majority with 18,249 votes. The recanvass started at 9 a.m. at the Warren County Clerk’s Office. County clerk Lynette Yates said she “absolutely” trusts the…
Throwback Thursday – Captain Thomas Henry Hines
Throwback Thursday this week features a little known Civil War story about a Bowling Green man. We’re on Fairview Avenue just past the entrance of Fairview Cemetery, near the former home of Confederate Captain Thomas Henry Hines. An underrated strategist, the captain played a role of intrigue and conspiracy. Thomas Henry Hines was born nearby in Butler County, in October…
Sunrise Spotlight – Moonshine and Music
The Center for Courageous Kids’ Moonshine and Music event is coming up on Nov. 23. To learn more about CCK, click here.
Living Well – Doctor shortage
The U.S. is facing a startling healthcare crisis: a shortage of physicians. Amid this growing shortage, today’s Living Well explains that doctors who studied in foreign countries are becoming more important.
VIP – Kelli Brown, ‘Real Men Wear Pink’
Kelli Brown with the American Cancer Society joins us to discuss this year’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign. For more on Real Men Wear Pink, check out the campaign’s website.
