BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Fall has begun but temperatures are climbing. Kentucky is in the early stages of a drought, and Warren County farmers are feeling the effects. Unusually high temperatures and below average rainfall have been detrimental to crops this season. Local farmer Landon Westbrook said that his double crop beans will likely be a total loss and that…
In today’s Feel Good Friday, Julie Milam, host of Marquee Backstage, joins us to talk about the inspiration behind the show and what viewers can expect to see from it. Marquee Backstage is set to premiere Saturday, September 28 at 10 p.m. on WNKY NBC 40.
This debut of SoKY Speaks features locals giving their thoughts and opinions on one of the most talked-about fall flavor: pumpkin spice.
Enjoy a fun, casual evening of dinner, drinks, and dancing! Tyrone Dunn & the Kin Foke will be the featured concert this year. Light Up the Night raises funds for end of life care in South Central Kentucky, all resources stay local! To learn more, click here.
The Wisdom of Eve By Mary Orr opened last weekend and runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Shows on Saturday and Sunday are at 7:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Sunday. To learn more, click here.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A fourth-grade teacher in Kentucky went above and beyond to make sure a 10-year-old student with spina bifida could be included on a recent field trip. Ryan Neighbors’ class at Tully Elementary School was planning a hike at Falls of the Ohio State Park, but since the site isn’t wheelchair accessible, her mother, Shelly King, tried to find…
Willie Huston joins us on this week’s Marquee Backstage to perform, “Fall That Way Again.” You can find more from Huston here.
GOLDEN POND, Ky. (AP) — Counties across Kentucky are issuing burn bans amid dry conditions. This week, two counties along the Land Between the Lakes, Lyon and Livingston, are imposing burn bans because of the risk of wildfires. WKMS-FM reports there have been more than 70 counties in the state imposing the burn bans. Calloway, Ballard, Fulton and Carlisle counties…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) — Beginning next fall, Western Kentucky University will no longer use ACT scores to award most scholarships for incoming freshmen. The Daily News reports university President Timothy Caboni announced Tuesday that students with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher will be eligible for scholarship money. He says the minimum award will be $2,500 per…
