SoKY Speaks – Would You Rather
For this week’s SoKY Speaks, WNKY’s Tej Joshi hits the streets to get your answers to a tough game of ‘Would You Rather.”
For this week’s SoKY Speaks, WNKY’s Tej Joshi hits the streets to get your answers to a tough game of ‘Would You Rather.”
The Magic Dinner & Bourbon show is coming to Bowling Green! Enjoy dinner while watching a magic show and then a flight of Larceny by Heaven Hill Distillery at the Historic RailPark & Train Museum on March 13th. For full ticket information and details, click here.
March is here! If you’re already itching to see some postseason basketball, come enjoy the Mid-South Conference Basketball Tournament this weekend. Some of the top teams in the NAIA will be competing right here in Bowling Green. To learn more, click here.
March is Social Work Appreciation Month. There are over 700,000 social workers nationwide helping people solve and cope with their everyday problems. WKU’s Department of Social Work has several events planned this month. To learn more, click here.
For millions of Americans, golf is more than a sport. It may be about enjoying the outdoors with friends or getting some exercise, but new research suggests teeing up can add more to your life. Literally. Today’s Living Well has the details.
Network’s Three-Hour Block Supports the Annual Campaign to End Child Poverty UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – March 3, 2020 – NBC is once again partnering with Comic Relief US and Red Nose Day with a three-hour block of themed programming on Thursday, May 21 that will raise money and awareness for millions of children living in poverty across America and around…
MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky- An eighteen-year-old found himself behind bars after authorities say he showed signs of impairment after being involved in a two-vehicle collision Tuesday night. According to an Edmonson County Sherrif’s Office release, Jonathan Weaver is charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, assault second degree, and wanton endangerment first degree….
HORSE CAVE, Ky. – *UPDATE* Kentucky State Police have reported that Jerry Britt has been located and taken into custody. Britt will be lodged in the Hart County Jail and is being charged with second degree escape. Kentucky State Police are seeking the public’s help in finding an inmate who escaped while on work release. A police news release says…