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Looking to make changes to your Medicare coverage? Now’s the time, Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period runs until December 7th. But as you compare your coverage options, keep an eye out for scammers, they know about Open Enrollment also. Scammers often pretend to be from Medicare, or connected to Medicare, to try to steal your money or personal information. They might contact you and say they need your Medicare, bank account, […]

You’re invited to the Community Wide, 1st Annual Turkey Trot 5K Walk/Run, Fun Run for LawCoKids. Join the fun Friday (Today) November 29th at Rotary Park for our inaugural Turkey Trot 5K walk/run benefiting the LawCoKids Center. The event time is 9am for the 5K race start, 10am the Fun Run starts @ Lawrenceburg Rotary Park (Shelter 2). Awrds include Medals for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd place 5K winners, a […]

If you’re ready to help this Giving Tuesday (December 3rd), the Giles County Humane Association would greatly appreciate it. There’s over 3 million pets in shelters are waiting for their forever homes. By supporting Giles County Humane Association, you’re not just donating, you’re changing their lives. Every dollar helps provide food, medical care, and love, for these furry friends. Let’s come together and show our compassion this Giving Tuesday (December […]

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee announced the state’s official Christmas celebrations, Christmas at the Capitol and “Tender Tennessee Christmas” tours of the Tennessee residence. The annual Christmas at the Capitol celebration will take place Monday, December 2nd at 5:30pm CST. The event is open to the public and will feature the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony, the KIPP Choir, the 129th Army Band, and a visit […]

The holiday season is officially here, and Campbellsville is ready to light up the night with joy and community spirit. The Campbellsville Christmas Tree Lighting will take place Saturday, November 30th, beginning at 5:30pm at the community Christmas tree beside the historic markers on Main Street. The festive celebration promises something for everyone, caroling, home-baked cookies and hot cocoa, and more. It’s the perfect way to start the holiday season […]

From The Crew @ WKSR...Ed, Casey, Zack, Colton, Kenton, Mike, and the rest, We sincerely wish you & your family a Happy Thanksgiving !!

Twenty Tennessee farms and businesses will receive more than $3.6 million in federal grants to support clean energy projects. The projects include solar power installation and measures to improve energy efficiency. Combined, they are expected to generate or save enough electricity to power 415 homes annually, equating to thousands of dollars in savings for businesses. The awards are part of 1,147 projects nationwide selected by the United States Department of […]

Hunters have harvested less deer over the opening weekend this season, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. So far this year, hunters have harvested 73,458 deer. In the same period last year, the TWRA said hunters harvested around 90,746 deer....a difference of more than 17,200 deer. The change in the harvest according to most hunters is the weather, with much warmer conditions this year, as opposed to last year. […]

Driving to work alone is not uncommon in the state of Tennessee. About 7 in 10 Americans drive alone to work. That marks a new standard for the U.S. in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused drive-alone commutes to drop as remote work became more widespread. The Truck Parking Club used Census Bureau data to map states by the share of people who drive to work alone, and […]