Best of News Talk 590 WVLK AM

Kevin Stinnet of the Bourbon Flight podcast talks about the current state of bourbon production and the economy. 

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Dr. Ashley Keith of Crossroads Veterinary Clinic in Versailles has great news! Insurance for pets is starting to be offered as part of employee benefits package. 

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Jack talks with Kevin Stinnet of the Lane Report about a long-term care pharmacy called Guardian Pharmacy that specializes in assisted living and long-term care facilities. 

Midway is offering a new degree in forensic nursing and the Bluegrass Airport's Aviation Museum gets a new home. 

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The first Wednesday of the month sees the Mayor come to call! Mayor Linda Gorton has a few things she'd like the community to know, and Jack gives her a platform and place to get that done! The community of Lexington always has feedback as well.  

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In the first half of hour one, Kruser discovers Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in town, as the secretary of HHS holds an impromptu conference on medical reform in Kentucky at the University of Kentucky. 

Kruser talks to legendary Lexington based sportscaster, Kenny Rice in the first part of hour one with an update on the way thoroughbred racing is run and judged. 

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Former Lexington sports personality and current nbc thoroughbred racing broadcaster Kenny Rice joins Kruser to breakdown a newly created thoroughbred championship series meant to augment interest and viewership of the sport of kings. 

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In the first half of hour two, Jamey Clark reveals the pitfalls and promise of independent power generation on a large scale exclusive to data centers in Kentucky. In the second half of hour two, Kruser follows the disappointing second cancellation of the Barry Manilow concert in Lexington.

Lex 18 chief meteorologist Bill Meck and Kruser talk about the weather and the disappointment of a second failed attempt at the Manilow Live experience. 

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Jamey Clark of Synergy Home joins Kruser talking about a growing number of AI centers wanting to build their own data centers using private power generation and consumption with the legislative roadblocks precluding this practice. 

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Kruser takes hour 3 to takes calls and questions concerning the upcoming mid-term elections. 

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It's worse than we thought! In hour two, Kruser talks with Matthew Vied - fiscal responsibility advocate in the Fayette County School Board. Post audit, the school board and the KMEA are called under closer scrutiny for the actions/inactions.

In the second half of hour two, Susan Lancho Senior manager of external and government affairs for Kentucky American Water announces August 11 is Kentucky 811 day. Ms. Lancho talks about the importance of calling 811 before you do any digging on your property. 

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