Hannah Bullard
Student ReporterHannah is a Murray State Journalism major. She found her place in radio during her second year in Murray. She is from Herndon, KY, a small farming community on the Kentucky/Tennessee stateline.
She first discovered her love for NPR when she stumbled upon "This American Life" while traveling. She believes everyone has a story worth telling.
Her favorite pieces to produce are centered around people and their community. She hopes to continue a career in journalism through broadcast or non-profit work.
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Trigg County Public Schools will provide meals for all county children throughout the summer. Beginning May 17, children ages 2-18 will be able to pick up… -
Paducah community members are holding a free concert Saturday to help fundraise for a mural on a water tower expressing a spirit of unity in McCracken…
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A Lexington nonprofit organization is offering free, virtual training for small business owners, aiming to energize local entrepreneurs.Sustainable…
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The National Weather Service in Paducah is predicting unsettled weather will return to the Western Kentucky area early Saturday morning and continue…
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The Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Division of Forestry is helping fund urban forestry tree planting projects to help increase and improve tree…
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This story is part of a WKMS News series highlighting organizations and groups helping others amid the pandemic.A hyper-localized effort to combat crime…
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Update March 27, 10:32 a.m. CST: Kentucky State Police (KSP) says investigators have identified the deceased woman found in a Calloway County roadside…
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Update 4:36 p.m. CST, March 24, 2021The Murray Police Department said officers arrested a man involved in vandalism of a veterans memorial in the city’s…
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Parks Director ‘Overwhelmed’ By Community Response To Help Restore Murray Soccer Complex After FloodThe Bee Creek Soccer Complex in Murray is making a timely recovery from major flood damages thanks to community support. Local businesses have donated…
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Few people get the opportunity to see their legacy come to fruition during their lifetime, but 19-year-old Chris Miller of Stewart County, Tennessee did.…
