The Caldwell County School System is still working to provide meals to students during the extended closure but are notifying parents of a few changes. Director of Food Services Will Brown states that if you have not
Amid continuing closures that are leading to potential financial hardships within the community a local food pantry is assuring the public that they are still there to help. Christ Tabernacle Food Pantry Director Missy Gill says that
The Caldwell County Clerk’s office will again be changing how it conducts business following increasing concern over the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Clerk Toni Watson says that in order to protect her employees the Clerk’s office will
The Princeton Electric Plant Board is implementing temporary help for those in the community who are facing potential hardship from the COVID-19 outbreak as schools, jobs, and lives are being disrupted. PEPB Executive Assistant Sherry Jordan announced
Because the American Red Cross is now facing a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations during the coronavirus outbreak they have scheduled three local by appointment opportunities to help. Anita James,
Following a mandate from Governor Andy Beshear stating all non-essential retail businesses close their doors to the public starting Monday night, the Mayor of Princeton has proposed the delay of net profit returns due date. In a
Governor Andy Beshear announced Sunday evening the closure of all non-essential retail businesses by Monday night.
Christian County Health officials say a presumptive positive for COVID-19 has been confirmed in the county.
The Paducah National Weather Service office says ingredients appear to be coming together for another chance for severe weather Tuesday. They report a strong low-pressure system off the California coast this weekend is expected to move quickly
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Saturday the third coronavirus (COVID-19) related death in the state as the number of confirmed cases climbed to 87.
