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Trigg County Hospital will administer the second of two doses of COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday, February 3, and Thursday, February 4. Hospital Administrator John Sumner says the vaccine will be administered at the Trigg County Recreation Complex Lexie Bush Convention Center. Sumner says the second shot will be administered for those who received their first dose on January 6 and 7 at the Trigg County Recreation Complex. Sumner says appointment times for the second shot will be on the same day a...

New Trigg County Chamber of Commerce Membership Director Beth Sumner said she thinks it’s important to invest in the community and one another to encourage growth in the community. “I do think a big piece of it is figuring out what the community’s needs are and the businesses and how to bring those about,” said Sumner, a Cadiz resident who is retired from Trigg County Public Schools. Sumner previously worked 27 years with the school district, the last 16 at the districtâ€�...

Trigg County Hospital will not receive any new COVID-19 vaccine doses in the near future but will be distributing the second round of vaccinations for those who

Trigg County health officials say more than 800 people received the COVID-19 vaccine during the week. Trigg County Hospital CEO John Sumner says more than 500 people 70 and older were vaccinated during a two-day vaccination clinic at the Trigg County Recreation Complex. Prior to this week more than 200 health care workers were vaccinated in the community. Jim Tolley with the Pennyrile District Health Department says more than 150 people were vaccinated for COVID-19 by midday Thursday at the T...

Trigg County Hospital began the 1B phase of distribution for the COVID-19 vaccine for those 70 or older Wednesday morning. Hospital Administrator John Sumner told the News Edge things were running smoothly, but a little slow due to technology issues. He added they had around 500 vaccines to pass out Wednesday and Thursday and that all appointments for this week are full.

Trigg County Hospital began the 1B phase of distribution for the COVID-19 vaccine for those 70 or older Wednesday morning. Hospital Administrator John Sumner told the News Edge things were running smoothly, but a little slow due to technology issues. He added they had around 500 vaccines to pass out Wednesday and Thursday and that all appointments for this week are full.

The phase included allowing all healthcare workers who wanted a vaccine a chance to get one. Hospital CEO John Sumner said the hospital has approximately 200 vaccines in stock and are awaiting approval from Dr. Steven Stack, Kentucky Public Health Commissioner, to move to the next phase. Sumner added hospital officials are ready to move into plan 1B, which allows frontline essential workers and people 75 or older a chance to get the vaccine. When they get the approval needed, plans are to use t...

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AAA expects holiday travel to be down by 30%. Author: Leah Shields Updated: 1:34 PM EST December 24, 2020 JACKSONVILLE, Fla — The Centers for Disease Control is asking people to stay home this holiday season, but according to the TSA more than three million people have traveled over the past three days by air.  The numbers from TSA show travel is down about 50% for those days leading up to Christmas Eve compared to 2019 travel. You can find their data Christm...

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