Feel Good Friday – Life of a Zookeeper
Kentucky Down Under in Horse Cave is where many animals of the outback have made their home. But who makes sure they’re happy and healthy? Zookeepers. Today’s Feel Good Friday has more.
Author: WNKY Staff
Archery instructors join SoKY Sunrise
This morning, archery instructors from Cabela’s joined SoKY Sunrise for a game of archery. WNKY’s Tej Joshi and Kristy Steward engaged in a friendly faceoff LIVE outside of the WNKY studios this morning!
Sunrise Spotlight – Chair Yoga enrichment classes
Be Happy Yoga and Salt Cave is partnering with Community Education to teach a chair yoga class. Chair yoga is especially helpful for those with arthritis or other joint challenges or for those who must sit at a desk all day. To learn more or to sign up, click here.
SoKY Speaks – Car horns
This week’s SoKY Speaks is inspired by a tweet by Elon Musk involving car horns. We asked Bowling Green residents what they would choose as their customized car horn sound. — To view Musk’s tweet, click here.
Throwback Thursday – History of Holiday Inn
As the holiday season approaches, Throwback Thursday is putting a new spin on it. Sixty-seven years ago the world’s first Holiday Inn opened in Memphis, Tennessee. Bowling Green has been home to several versions of one of the world’s most famous hotel chains since the 1960s. Mr. Kemmons Wilson was the mastermind behind the Holiday Inn hotel brand. With five…
Sunrise Spotlight – WKU Theatre presents ‘Medea’
What happens when a selfish man decides to abandon the woman who gave him everything? In this dramatic new adaptation of Euripides’ classic play, the sorceress Medea plots horrific vengeance against her faithless husband Jason. But how much will she have to sacrifice in order to bring him down? To buy tickets, click here.
Sunrise Sports – WKU MBB wins opener, football looks ahead to SEC opponent
In this week’s edition of Sunrise Sports, WNKY’s Morgan Reagle takes a look at this week’s top local sports headlines, including sports on the Hill and a Hot Rod alum being honored as a finalist for a big award.
Living Well – Cancer molecule
Some students and professors at Bates College in Maine are working on something they hope could help scientists find cures for diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer’s in the future.
