Individuals interested in receiving the COVID–19 vaccination, may now do so on a walk-in basis at the Baptist Health Corbin COVID–19 vaccine clinic.
“You can still make an appointment if you want to,” said Debbie Hardin, Strategic Services Manager at the hospital.
The Corbin Clinic, located at The Corbin Center at 222 Corbin Center Drive will be open from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. daily through early May.
Hardin said the Corbin clinic is not limited to individuals from Whitley County.
“Anyone can come in and get the vaccine,” Hardin said.
Baptist Health’s COVID–19 vaccine clinics in Lexington and Richmond are also offering walk–in vaccines this week.
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LAUREL COUNTY â Three people involved in the Dec. 20 death of a Manchester man were indicted by a Laurel grand jury on Friday.
Robert Brandon Gray, 39, of West City Dam Road in Keavy, is now facing a charge of murder involving the shooting death of Jeremy Caldwell. Caldwell was found in a business parking lot off KY 490, five miles north of London, with a fatal gunshot wound to the head.
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Phyllis Gibbs wasn’t sure until recently that she’d be here, just a few moments away from receiving a dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
“Do you feel sick today?”
Gibbs then walked over to one of the nurses inside the Kentucky Dam Village Convention Center in rural western Kentucky a place that once held a pre-pandemic political rally for statewide Democrats that has now been transformed into a regional vaccination site designed to dole out hundreds of Pfizer vaccines a day.
And Pfizer was the only vaccine Gibbs would get. She wouldn’t get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine because it was “paused” on April 13, and she’s heard bad stories about the side effects from the second Moderna vaccine dose. She said some of her family is totally against the vaccines “they’re kind of hard-headed,” she laughs and some in her part of conservative Ballard County trust “homeopathic” treatments rather than tr