SoKY’s Choice – One-on-One with Chris Betts
Last summer, Chris Betts with the Hot Rods went viral for a bat flip celebration after winning the Midwest League Home Run Derby. WNKY’s Tej Joshi sat down with Chris for his bat-throwing tips and tricks.
Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – COVID on the brain
By now, you might’ve heard about some of the more mild symptoms of the COVID virus affecting the brain, like headaches and lack of taste and smell. But doctors say the virus is also causing an alarming increase in the number of strokes in younger and otherwise healthy patients. Today’s Living Well explains.
Emerging Leader – Lila Mantooth
This week’s Emerging Leader is volunteer shoe-collector, Lila Mantooth, who donates the shoes she collects to Soles4Souls. Her goal is to collect 25,000 pairs of shoes. To donate and help Lila’s cause, click here.
Mike Broihier discusses COVID-19 response, upcoming campaign
Senate hopeful Mike Broihier joined SoKY Sunrise to discuss several political topics and even a get-to-know-you game! For more on Broihier’s campaign, click here. —- To watch our interview with Steve Cox, click here. To watch our interview with Amy McGrath, click here. WNKY has an open invitation to all other candidates in the Senate race.
Sunrise Spotlight – New Beginnings Therapeutic Riding
Michele Vise and Princess join SoKY Sunrise to discuss how the community can support New Beginnings Therapeutic Riding during these difficult times. To learn more, click here.
Monday Motivator – Special Olympian Lee Dockins
In this week’s Monday Motivator, we sit down with one local Special Olympian who has had great success over the years. Gymnast Lee Dockins is based in Russellville, and she has traveled all over the world to compete and perform.
Living Well – Breast cancer treatment
There is a good news for some people fighting cancer: a new drug has been approved for those with HER2+ breast cancer. Today’s Living Well has more on what that means.
Widow of Kentucky Supreme Court Justice dies
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Mary Patricia Nusz Reynolds died in her home, surrounded by her children, Friday. She was 94. She was born in Bowling Green, Ky on August 23, 1925. She was preceded in death by her husband of 49 years, Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Charles H. Reynolds. Patty Reynolds was a graduate of Nazareth Academy, Nazareth, Ky. and attended Western Kentucky State College….
