Living Well – Seasonal affective disorder
With winter comes gloomy weather outside. Some say that lack of sunlight could lead to season affective disorder, a type of depression that changes with the seasons. Today’s Living Well has more.
With winter comes gloomy weather outside. Some say that lack of sunlight could lead to season affective disorder, a type of depression that changes with the seasons. Today’s Living Well has more.
WASHINGTON D.C. – The National Narcotics Officers Association and the U.S. Senate honored Bowling Green-Warren County Drug Task Force Director Tommy Loving earlier this week for his 50th year in law enforcement. “Thrilled to see Director Loving getting honored at the national level for his legendary career,” Warren County Commonwealth’s Attorney Chris Cohron said. “Tommy has been at the forefront…
Jean Secrest joins us in studio to discuss the success of the 13th annual Fur Ball to benefit the Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society.
This week’s Workout Wednesday features the Bowling Green Athletic Club. Eli Palmer joins SoKY Sunrise to do some weight exercises in the studio. To learn more about BAC, click here.
SKYCTC will be hosting a couples cooking class just in time for Valentine’s Day. Chef Tammy Inscoe will guide those in attendance through an interactive, fun and engaging cooking course. To learn more, click here.
This week, we honor Wes Medley who tells us his story of transitioning from the United States Army to Kentucky State Police.
It can be one of the most difficult things to do when it’s cold, or — in our case — rainy outside. As today’s Living Well explains, though, keeping children active in winter isn’t impossible.
This week’s Let’s Make A Meal takes us to a local Mexican favorite: Los Mariachis.