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Sumner thanked all of his staff for the hard work they put in each day and added there had been so many good things to happen at the hospital over the last five years. Sumner also thanked Trigg County Fiscal Court for the things they have done to help improve the hospital.

One of Britains oldest tea makers could be about to change hands amid a period of difficult trading.  City sources said advisers from FTI Consulting were working on a sale of Typhoo Tea, which was founded by John Sumner in the early 1900s in Birmingham. Typhoo Tea is now owned by the Indian conglomerate Apeejay Surrendra Group.  Hard times: City sources said advisers from FTI Consulting were working on a sale of Typhoo Tea Accounts filed at Companies House show that Typhoo Tea has had a tou...

Trigg County Hospital Administrator John Sumner provided an update about COVID-19 vaccines and testing during the board of trustees meeting Thursday. Sumner said they have given out 2,252-first doses and 2,004-second doses of the Moderna vaccine. During the meeting, it was mentioned that the state would no longer be sending out vaccines automatically. Instead vaccines will now have to be requested by each facility. The change comes as fewer people are seeking a vaccine than when they became ava...

Environmental degradation in India’s oldest coal mining belt leaves locals gasping for relief by Aritra Bhattacharya on 9 March 2021 Decades of unabated coal mining can irreversibly change the character of an area and that is the story of Raniganj Coalfields, India’s oldest coalfield area spread over West Bengal and parts of Jharkhand. Although mining started in this area in 1774, environmental degradation worsened when open-cast mines made their appearance 30 years ago. The area was even ...

Trigg County Hospital CEO John Sumner said his facility will be receiving 200 to 300 COVID-19 vaccines weekly to distribute to residents of Trigg County and surrounding communities.

Trigg Hospital Regional COVID Clinic Now In Phase 1C

Trigg County Hospital is now one of 51 regional sites in Kentucky for administering COVID-19 vaccines, according to Gov. Andy Beshear, who made the announcement during his media briefing on

click to download audioOn Saturday, Trigg County Hospital administrator John Sumner announced the hospital would be receiving 200 to 300 vaccine doses per week to distribute. He said the hospital will learn more details about the vaccine and what group can receive it sometime this week. Sumner says the hospital has not yet been declared a regional vaccination site by the state.  

Trigg County Hospital will receive more COVID-19 vaccine to administer. Hospital CEO John Sumner said he was notified about the vaccine Friday by Public Health

Trigg Hospital COVID Vaccine Clinic Canceled This Week