Officials in Williamsburg confirm that the expansion of the Kentucky Splash Water Park is in its final stages of planning. Their main goal now is accu.
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Wild Health is offering free COVID-19 vaccines at the Kentucky Splash Waterpark in Williamsburg today, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The Pfizer vaccine will be available to anyone 16 years old or above. The vaccines are free and no insurance is required.
No appointment is necessary, but pre-registration is available at https://commvax.patientportalky.com.
Parent or guardian must be present for anyone under 18 years old.
Williamsburg Mayor Roddy Harrison said, “”Let’s take advantage of these free clinics and get vaccinated! We have goals here in the Burg to go all out for a KY Splash opening and season, have 4th of July celebrations again, Old Fashioned Trading Days, and all the other summer events. The way to get back to normal is vaccination. And…. we’re showing we care. That’s why Williamsburg Feels Like Home! “
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(Editor’s note: Towards the end of December, news organizations across the world annually publish lists of the top stories from each year. Let’s face it, COVID-19 is going to be the top story on pretty much every top 10 list everywhere. Given that 2020 is a year unlike any others, the staff of the News Journal has decided to do a top 10 list unlike any other.
With in-person classes canceled for the rest of the school year, and traditional graduations not possible because of COVID–19, local residents tried to help seniors make this a special year by placing signs on the north end of downtown Corbin celebrating the Corbin seniors in May. Williamsburg and Whitley County had similar efforts.