Tag: COVID-19
Family, world say goodbye to Phyllis George
Visitation will be this Saturday, May 23 at the Kentucky Castle in Woodford County for Phyllis George, who passed away a week ago at the age of 70, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Despite green light, not all restaurants plan to fully reopen today
Red State BBQ to continue curbside pickup, carryout and delivery
Restaurants opening today; Will look much different than ever before
Starting today, for the first time in more than two months, restaurants in Kentucky are going to be able to welcome back customers into their establishments.
Hard hit nursing home records first COVID-19 death in two weeks
Jackson Manor nursing home in Annville recorded its first COVID-19 related death of a resident in more than two weeks after battling an outbreak at the facility.
Federal prison confirms another death, raises Fayette total to 13
Health officials say the death count in the county now stands at 13
Memorial Day weekend travel safety during COVID-19 pandemic
Memorial Day weekend is here and to the delight of some, Governor Andy Beshear has lifted some travel restrictions.
‘Nourish Our Heroes’ event feeds Lexington firefighters
Nourish Lexington provided free lunch to Lexington firefighters on Wednesday as a way to thank them for their hard work and sacrifice during the coronavirus outbreak.
Stimulus checks won’t be taxed, unemployment benefits will
IRS has sent nearly 130 million stimulus payments, more on the way
Kentuckians are being urged to support contact tracing
Governor Andy Beshear says Kentuckians will continue to beat COVID-19 and start to safely reopen the economy by getting tested and supporting contact tracing.
Mayor of Lexington to discuss city’s economic recovery from COVID-19
Lexington's mayor and the head of Central Bank are scheduled to talk about the city's economic recovery from COVID-19 on Monday.
Free parking at LEXPARK on-street meters ends Monday
Two months of free parking at LEXPARK on-street meters in Lexington ends on Monday, May 18.
Special surprise birthday drive-by celebration for EMS worker
May 17-23 is also Emergency Medical Services Week
From Ms. to Mrs.: Couple find way to wed during pandemic
Weddings are meant to be celebrated and joyous events. They take months and months to plan. So what happens when a global pandemics hits? One couple in Versailles changed their entire venue to their backyard.
Lincoln County Fair canceled due to COVID-19
Lincoln County joins a growing list of communities canceling summer fairs due to the coronavirus outbreak.
State AG, others want China held responsible for COVID-19
Attorneys general from 14 states, including Kentucky, want a federal-state partnership to hold the Chinese communist government responsible for its role in the spread of COVID-19.
UK PIKE, Alpha Delta Pi to host virtual COVID-19 relief fundraiser
The two chapters will hold a 26-day marathon challenge starting June 1
Fort Campbell soldiers return from COVID-19 deployment
Soldiers returning to Fort Campbell after helping fight the coronavirus in New York City went straight into a 14-day quarantine.
KBC encouraging people to donate blood with elective surgeries starting
KBC: in need of all eligible donors with elective surgeries starting back up
Infectious disease director tests positive for coronavirus
The head of infectious diseases at the Med Center in Bowling Green has tested positive for COVID-19 as the disease continues to spread rapidly through the Warren County area.
Woodford Humane Society to reopen May 19 with restrictions
Volunteer program to remain on hiatus
