Nov. 28, 1987
It’s back to the battlefield for the Eastern Kentucky and Western Kentucky football teams. For the first time since 1916, the intrastate rivals are playing each other twice in a season. Eastern Kentucky won 20-10 when they met Oct. 3 in Richmond during the regular season. This Saturday night they’ll meet again at EKU’s Hanger Field for the first round of the NCAA¿Division I-AA playoffs.
Drizzle was expected to change to snow flurries tonight as cold weather continues to keep a grip on Kentucky, according to the National Weather Service.
Local radio station 1380 WHRS has been granted full-time authority by the Federal Communications Commission, operations manager Dan Shouse said today.
It’s back to the battlefield for the Eastern Kentucky and Western Kentucky football teams. For the first time since 1916, the intrastate rivals are playing each other twice in a season. Eastern Kentucky won 20-10 when they met Oct. 3 in Richmond during the regular season. This Saturday night they’ll meet again at EKU’s Hanger Field for the first round of the NCAA¿Division I-AA playoffs.
Drizzle was expected to change to snow flurries tonight as cold weather continues to keep a grip on Kentucky, according to the National Weather Service.
Local radio station 1380 WHRS has been granted full-time authority by the Federal Communications Commission, operations manager Dan Shouse said today.
