SUMMARY: Kentucky’s first PGA Tour Superstore is opening in Saint Matthews on Saturday. Ahead of the grand opening, a crowd has already started camping outside, eager for the $30,000 in door prizes, including golf equipment and gift cards. The store features a massive putting green where customers can demo and get fitted for putters. Keith Cornwell, the general manager, explains that the store offers personalized fitting services to match products to players’ needs. The store promises a great experience for both beginners and seasoned golfers, making it a highly anticipated event in the community.

A little early morning putting at the PGA Tour Superstore

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SUMMARY: Central and Eastern Kentucky will experience milder temperatures, reaching the low to mid-60s Thursday. A warm front will bring warmer air and a chance for thunderstorms on Friday, with highs in the upper 70s. Scattered storms are likely in the morning, but the afternoon will remain mostly dry. This weekend, expect continued warm temperatures in the mid-70s and scattered showers on Saturday, but outdoor activities shouldn’t be a total washout. A significant storm system may lead to strong to severe thunderstorms on Sunday, with lingering showers into Monday. Cooler temperatures will follow before another warming trend mid-next week.

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SUMMARY: The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum has unveiled a new exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1975-1976 World Series championship teams. Executive Director Rick Walls highlights the exhibit’s extensive memorabilia, which captures the essence of this iconic era in Reds baseball. Key artifacts include Johnny Bench’s 1975 game-used glove and a third base from the 1975 World Series. The exhibit aims to evoke nostalgia and excitement about baseball, showcasing the team’s legacy and impact. The museum is open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, with extended hours on game nights, inviting fans to explore 156 years of Reds history.

Rick Walls, executive director of the Reds Hall of Fame, shares more about the new exhibit showcasing the 1975-76 World Series championship teams.

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