School administration are alerting parents of several changes in meal deliveries that will take effect following Spring Break. Director of Food Services Will Brown says that beginning Monday, April 13th they will be implementing new pickup protocols
Local elected officials are again reminding the community that we will get through the coronavirus(COVID-19) outbreak, and the uncertainty it brings, together. In a video posted to social media Wednesday Princeton Mayor Kota Young stated that as
Jennie Stuart Health officials say the layoffs announced Wednesday at the hospital are extremely difficult but are necessary due to the financial impact the COVID-19 pandemic is still having on healthcare, not only locally but across the
Medicaid and Medicare members are being encouraged to utilize WellCare of Kentucky’s expanded telehealth services to make sure they’re still getting the care and support they need during the coronavirus(COVID-19) outbreak. Bill Jones, Kentucky WellCare’s Chief Executive
Officials with the Pennyrile Area Development District (PADD) are encouraging seniors who have not yet signed up to receive meals delivered straight to their door to do so. Officials state that PADD’s nutrition providers, Pennyrile Allied Community
Lyon County Judge-Executive Wade White confirmed there are more positive COVID-19 cases at the River’s Bend Retirement Community in Kuttawa when test results were returned Tuesday.
Another coronavirus (COVID-19) case has been confirmed in Caldwell County. Judge/Executive Larry Curling announced over social media Tuesday evening that the Pennyrile District Health Department has confirmed the county’s sixth case. He added that the case is
Fort Campbell officials say they are on a much lower trajectory than surrounding areas concerning how many positive COVID-19 cases are on the installation. During a town hall briefing Tuesday night, 101st Commander Major General Brian Winski
The Todd County Health Department issued a Public Health Order Tuesday limiting the number of people inside public-facing businesses.
Despite the doors being closed to the public the George Coon Public Library is still a great resource for those in the community who may need it. Library Director Nichelle Faughn says that while community members can’t
