July 2024 – Page 41 – Z93 Country (2024)

Lake Cumberland Health Department Shares Signs of Strokes in Men and Woman

Save the Date: Join us on August 3rd for the 2024 Monticello Market and Agriculture Showcase! Explore animal exhibits, discover farm equipment displays, delight in kids activities, shop local vendors, and savor treats from our […]

Today A chance of sprinkles before 10am. Cloudy through mid morning, then gradual clearing, with a high near 81. West southwest wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Tonight Patchy […]

. (WKYT) – Federal investigators from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) called into a Zoom to hear from Kentuckians virtually on Monday. “These are your children, your grandchildren, your friends, your loved ones,” said […]

Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area would like to experience how you capture the park through the lens of a camera!Use the park’s spectacular views in any season, historic sites, recreational opportunities, and […]

This is our Special Needs Day. There is no charge to ride – Thank you, Kissel Entertainment. Sometimes the midway has a concession open which does cost. Due to our other sponsor, we will have […]

(WYMT) – Tri-County Mystery Meets is collaborating with non-profits Resilient Knights and Horses Helping Heroes for a heartfelt theatrical event. A reading of the playBoxeswill be hosted at The Train Station in Corbin July 13. […]

(WKYT)—The Safer Kentucky Act will change the state’s criminal landscape. Critics of the law are concerned that it could negatively impact people with fewer resources. “I think that there are explicit statutes now that are […]

(WKYT) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet wants your opinion on a project to replace the Julian M. Carroll Bridge. The bridge was built in 1979 and serves as the main detour route across the Kentucky […]

(WYMT) – Two people are dead and at least one other injured after an argument started on a strip job early Wednesday morning. Kentucky State Police Post 10 PIO Matt Gayheart said the incident started […]

(ABC 36 NEWSNOW) — The American Red Cross says they are at their lowest blood supply during the summer and are in critical need of donors. This is due to regular blood donors leaving for […]

Despite how commonplace tipping is in the U.S., it can still seem confusing to understand how much to tip for which services. Though common advice says to tip 15 percent to 20 percent, it may […]