County elected officials are continuing to urge community members to continue to observe social distancing guidelines and stay healthy at home to help slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Caldwell County Judge/Executive Larry Curling says that the
School administration is encouraging parents to focus on building strong family relationships and their children’s core skills amid concerns of the impact the coronavirus(COVID-19) pandemic might have on their academics. In a letter sent out to parents
Governor Andy Beshear said two state-run facilities in Western Kentucky have been hit hard by the COVID-19 virus that has seen both its residents and employees test positive.
The Lake Barkley Partnership for Economic Development is working to make sure the economic impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is as small as possible for the local area. Executive Director Amanda Davenport says that she’s been
Caldwell County has announced two new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases within the county. In a post on social media Monday Princeton Mayor Kota Young stated that one is a 20-year-old female while the other is a 64-year-old male,
While there continues to be mass shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) throughout the entire country local members of the healthcare industry are asking the public for help. Janet Stafford, Admissions and Marketing Director at Princeton Nursing
Several local essential retail businesses are continuing to offer specialized shopping hours for senior citizens and those who may be more susceptible to novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Food Giant on East Legion Drive is encouraging seniors to shop
Caldwell County Judge/Executive Larry Curling has announced an executive order concerning stricter social distancing at essential retail stores within the county to better protect the public and community. Judge Curling states that because there have been past
In addition to Governor Andy Beshear’s executive orders, Judge-Executive Hollis Alexander and Cadiz Mayor Todd King have issued an additional joint executive order regarding travel and social distancing for the public and life-sustaining businesses.
The first Lyon County nursing home resident who contracted COVID-19 has died, according to Judge-Executive Wade White.
