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WTJU’s youngest deejay, Oliver the Kid, returns this Thursday afternoon with another Country Spotlight. This month he will explore the sounds of The Local Honeys.

Some baffled residents cant decide whether they live in Yorkshire, Lancashire or Greater Manchester.

The latest news in foodservice equipment and supplies includes personnel moves, mergers and acquisitions, and insights into the foodservice industry.

The Canadian-owned bank is retiring its Hubert the Lion mascot, which Harris Bank originated more than a century ago. Other furry representatives have also faded out as the banking industry has become more nationalized.

This is one enormous, warm, sweet “thank you” embracing everyone that has touched Gabe’s, Kent’s and my soul, our collective dear family’s soul, the soul of our beautiful communities since

Dayglow plays a two-night stand at Stubbs. Elvis Costello is at ACL Live, and the Red River Cultural District raises awareness about overdose deaths.

Vin Scully, the "Voice of the Dodgers," died this week at the age of 94. Scott Simon reflects on the announcers skill calling games for MLBs Los Angeles team.

Final show is this weekend at the Legacy. Go see it.

When a master songsmith like Tom T. Hall calls someone “a great credit to a wonderful Kentucky tradition,” it’s time to pull up a chair and pay attention. As it pertains to the nearly-decade-running duo The Local Honeys, he was right on the money. The duo—Linda Jean Stokley and Montana Hobbs—have long been an integral part of Kentucky’s musicscape, and on July 15th, they’ll be adding a new entry into the Bluegrass State’s rich musical canon. Their first release on La Honda Rec...

Their first release on La Honda Records (Colter Wall, Riddy Arman, Vincent Neil Emerson), The Local Honeys features ten tracks curated by mentor Jesse Wells, a GRAMMY-nominated producer, musician (currently a member of Tyler Childers’ band The Food Stamps), and Assistant Director at the Kentucky Center for Traditional Music at Morehead State.