Erin is from Hartford, Kentucky. She began her radio career at Western Kentucky University in 1998, and she came to WBKR in 2007 (ironically, she interned in the same building on Frederica Street in the summer of 1999.) She loves to analyze and write about pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and her beloved Ohio County. Erin also likes to, when warranted, add a touch of humor.
Erin Grant
Simone Biles Will Perform on Tour in Louisville This Fall
I'm not sure gymnastics has been as exciting as it is right now with the impressive performances from four-time gold medalist Simone Biles.
Paws Town Canine Campus Moving to New Location
This is great news! The dog trainers at Paws Town Canine Campus here in Owensboro have announced plans for a big move that will not only provide more space but a much more comfortable atmosphere for the pooches.
Rolling Stone Names Owensboro One of the Best Country Music Destinations
Rolling Stone, which now has a site dedicated exclusively to country music, has stood up and they have taken notice by naming Owensboro as one of the best destinations for country music fans.
Kentucky Humane Society Rescue Ethan Has New Job with Busch Beer
Earlier this year, Ethan was dumped outside the Kentucky Human Society in Louisville with just hours to live. Ethan was saved, he recovered, and he was adopted. His story became the talk of social media for all animal lovers. Now, the pooch has scored a unique job.
What I Learned My First Full Year As a School Crossing Guard
In the latter part of 2019, I took a chance and I applied with the Owensboro Police Department to see if I could land a job as a school crossing guard. I know you think "why?" and "that seems so easy", well, I'll be the first to say, it's a little more challenging than I thought and I never thought I would work in a school setting again. Here's what happened in my first year and a half.
New Netflix Series Focuses on Evansville Native Halston
In today's edition of "Did you know?" one of America's most famous fashion designers grew up in the Tri-State. He is also back in the spotlight thanks to a new limited series now streaming on Netflix. Yes, Halston lived in Evansville when he was a kid.
FEMA Warns of New COVID Scam
The fact anyone would try to make money off of the pain of losing a loved one to COVID-19 is not only appalling, but it's probably going to keep happening. The Better Business Bureau and FEMA are warning those who lost a loved one to be wary of calls for a death certificate or an offer to pay for funeral expenses.
Slight Risk for Severe Weather Saturday Afternoon and Evening
Spring is only a week old and we're already into the stormy season. In fact Saturday, we'll see nice conditions only to have those go away with a front moving in and with it, the possibility of severe weather for the Tri-State.
Paoli Peaks Opening New Year’s Day
When the Tri-State is looking for fun on the slopes, they look no further than Paoli Peaks. The ski resort is opening up for the new year, with of course some changes.
Webster County Announces New Sheriff
When the clock strikes 12:00 a.m. this Friday, New Year's Day, Webster County will have a new sheriff in town.