Social justice protests across the nation continue, despite the risks of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Doctors in some areas are seeing new spikes in cases of COVID-19, but some say the protests aren’t necessarily to blame. Today’s Living Well explains.
ROUNDHILL, Ky. – Kentucky State Police are investigating the shooting death of a man in Butler County. Police responded at 4:30 p.m. Monday to 207 Sleepy Hollow Road where they found Ricky Watkins, 33, of Franklin, shot to death, according to a release from Kentucky State Police. The Butler County Coroner’s Officer pronounced Watkins dead at the scene No other…
This week’s Emerging Leader is Nolan Miles, a design manager with Corner Studio by Barbara Stewart Interiors. Miles also volunteers with a variety of community organizations.
The Warren County Public Library will be reopening the Bob Kirby and Smiths Grove branches beginning Monday, June 8. Hours will be limited and many programs and classes will remain closed. For more information, click here.
In today’s Monday Motivator, we meet the two women behind the “Young Again” Clothing Boutique and the tragic and inspirational story that sparked the business. For more information on how you can purchase clothes from the Boutique, click here.
After a nearly 12-week closure, the National Corvette Museum will reopen to the public on Monday, June 8. Katie Ellison with the museum joins the show to discuss what’s different at the museum and the safety precautions they’re taking to keep their guests safe. For more information, click here.
If you’re struggling with getting sleep, you’re not alone. Psychologists say the pandemic, coupled with protests, are leading to sleepless nights for many Americans. However, there are some things you can do that could help you rest easier tonight.
On January 16th, Norton Children’s Hospital gave students at Richardsville Elementary School a chance to get out of class and get on some bikes. The goal of the Bike Safety Rodeo is to promote and teach bike safety to elementary-age students, all while doing so in a safe environment.
With warm temperatures here to stay, we wanted to know what South Central Kentuckians’ favorite summertime activity is!
