Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Essential oils
They are said to relax you, to treat anxiety, to balance mood and even to warn off stress. But essential oils are not regulated by any agency. Doctors say you should be aware of certain factors before delving in.
VIP – Bethany Kinney, ‘Miles for Megan’ 5K
Bethany Kinney joins us to discuss the success of the inaugural Miles for Megan 5K to benefit Megan’s Mobile Grocery. To learn more about Megan’s Mobile Grocery, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Make the Season Bright
For more than 25 years the Med Center Health Foundation’s Make the Season Bright Program has offered a uniquely thoughtful way to honor someone who is personally special, while supporting health-centered missions for those whom they might never meet. Lights can be purchased through the foundation for $10, $25, $50, or $100 levels, which will then be placed and lit…
Voices of Honor – Jacob Thomas
This week, we honor Jacob Thomas, who tells how the military prepared him for his current job at the Warren County Regional Jail.
Living Well – Spray-on skin
Each year, nearly 500,000 people receive medical treatment for burns, according to the American Burn Association. A new product is changing the way the worst of those burns are treated. Today’s Living Well shows us how spray-on skin is helping one man heal.
Senator Wilson receives Friend of Kentucky Cities Award
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky League of Cities presented Republican state Senator Mike Wilson with a 2019 “Friend of Kentucky Cities” award at Tuesday night’s Bowling Green Board of Commissioners meeting. KLC Deputy Executive Director J.D. Chaney and Director of Governmental Affairs Bryanna Carroll thanked Wilson for his commitment to cities. Wilson sponsored Senate Bill 172 in the 2019…
Woman sentenced in DUI death
GLASGOW, Ky. – A Barren County woman who pleaded guilty in September to second-degree manslaughter and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol in a DUI wreck that caused a death was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison. Lee Ann Tarry, 49, was indicted last year following a wreck in which the car she was driving rear…
Man pleads guilty to multiple sex offenses, state recommends 12-year prison sentence
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green man pleaded guilty Monday to multiple child sex offenses. Earlier this year, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office investigated Brian Lee Nichols, 58, on multiple sex offenses over a four-year period involving juveniles in his care, according to a release from the sheriff’s office. Nichols pleaded guilty in Warren Circuit Court Monday to one…
