Saturday Mornings with Milt

04/30/2026

Sad news this morning.

Outlaw country star David Allan Coe, known for “Take This Job and Shove It” and other songs, has died. He was 86. Click the link in the comments for the details.

02/28/2026

On this date in 1963, country music legend Patsy Cline made the final television appearance of her remarkable career on The Glenn Reeves Show, delivering unforgettable performances of San Antonio Rose and I Fall to Pieces.

Tragically, just five days later, her life was cut short in a plane crash at only 30 years old — but her voice, her influence, and her legacy continue to shape country music generations. 🎶❤️

02/21/2026

Your first look at news is coming up at 7am! Here are some of the headlines we're working on for your Saturday morning.

* Bulky Item Pick-up gets underway next week.

* A Hardin County man was indicted on theft charges.

* Gas prices are down this week.

02/21/2026

Happy Birthday today to Hager Ray Humphrey! Today is also Mary Chapin Carpenter's birthday!

02/21/2026

☀️ Good Morning — It’s Saturday Morning Country Time! ☀️

Pour another cup of coffee, ease into the weekend, and turn the radio up — Saturday Mornings with Milt is on the air!

🎶 Classic country favorites
📰 Your local morning news and community updates
📻 The hometown sound you love to start your weekend

Listen now on WBRT and spend your Saturday morning with us!

01/31/2026

☀️ It’s Saturday Morning Country Time! ☀️
Grab the coffee and turn it up—Saturday Mornings with Milt is on now!

🎶 Country music history
🎸 Stories behind the artists
📻 The songs you know and love

Listen now on WBRT.

01/24/2026

Nelson County Warming Center is open.

Nelson County Jailer Justin Hall is clarifying the location of the county’s warming center following questions from the public.

Hall says the warming center is located at the Nelson County Civic Center, next to the Nelson County Health Department at 317 S. 3rd St., Bardstown.

He adds that security will be on site throughout the weather event, with regular walk-throughs and monitoring to ensure everyone’s safety. Personnel from the Nelson County Correctional Center, along with other local law enforcement agencies, will assist with security at various times.

Hall encourages anyone in need to use the warming center and reminds residents to take care of themselves, check on neighbors, and stay safe.