The Successor to “The Dress” and “Yanny vs. Laurel”: What Are These People Chanting? There’s a TikTok video going viral right now where people are chanting . . . something.  It kind of sounds like “Bart Simpson Bouncing” . . . “Rotating Pirate Ship” . . . “Lactates in Pharmacy” . . . or “Baptism Piracy.”  But apparently, they’re actually saying “That Is Embarrassing.”

Central Kentucky Community Action spring subsidies are now available. Krystal Agnew from Central Kentucky Community Action talks about what the program is, what Community Action does in the community and how to apply for help from Community Action.

Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield will host a mobile food pantry to celebrate the continuation of their years-long partnership as well as Anthem’s commitment of $420,000 to provide fresh produce to those facing hunger in our area. The mobile Food Pantry will be at 1041 West Park Road in Elizabethtown May 26 from 9 am to noon.

A high-end auto shop in the U.K. has started customizing new cars . . . to make sections of them look RUSTY. . .

A new study in Japan found humans might be able to breathe through their BUTT. And yes, this is for real. . .

Here are a few life hacks for you: You can use Windex to get a ring off your finger . . . put your onions in the freezer for ten minutes before chopping them so you don’t cry . . . and if you run out of kindling, you can start a fire using chips.

New term alert:  If you were born between 1980 and 1985, you’re a “GERIATRIC millennial.”  Meaning older millennials who are good with computers, but also remember what it was like before everyone was glued to their phone.

A new electronic health record system is set to replace the current one employed by Baptist Health Hardin. To help you understands what this means for you and your family Tom Carrico, Baptist Health Hardin Vice President and COO spoke with Adam Fuller.

May is Electrical Safety Month and to be sure that everyone has the tools they need to be safe, Sarah Fellows From Nolin RECC has a few safety tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.

The animal shelter has many programs that require donations like the Return to Field Program. They also employ a full time veterinarian to handle emergency surgeries. The shelter was also recently donated a X-Ray machine that they hope will help care for the animals in the future. Donations can be made on their website,  https://hcky.org/animal-control-department/animal-control-donations/