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“This was going to be over in three months, six months, nine months and now it is a year later, so we are still here. We are still fighting this virus. We are thankful to have vaccine and doing a lot of vaccinations,” said Anthony Powers, President of Baptist Health Corbin, during his welcome at the Baptist Health Corbin Employee Recognition event Feb. 3. The hospital hosted a small ceremony where Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus presented the hospital with a Celebration of Heroes Proclamation that stated that Feb. 3 was a Day of Recognition for the Heroes of Baptist Health Corbin. “It’s har...

CORBIN — Last week, around 20-30 staff members at Baptist Health Corbin filed into the hospital’s cafeteria as part of an employee appreciation event led by Baptist Health President Anthony

1 of 4 Mayor Suzie Razmus along with Baptist Health Corbin President Anthony Powers, Corbin City Manager Marlon Sams, and hospital staff pose with the plaque presented to the hospital Wednesday evening.  Baptist Health Corbin President Anthony Powers thanked hospital staff during an employee appreciation event held Wednesday.  Mayor Razmus delivered words of gratitude and thankfulness to hospital staff before presenting a plaque and signing the proclamation.  The plaque presented by Mayor Razmus to the staff at Baptist Health Corbin.  f...

Baptist Health Corbin’s President Anthony Powers recently presented the Corbin Rotary Club with a check worth $6,180 for its Empty Stocking Fun. The money comes from employees, who purchase “blue jean stickers” for $2 to wear on Friday’s, said a spokesperson from the hospital. “The money is collected all year and then is used to help our employees and their families at Christmas time. We donate the extra to help our community,” said the spokesperson. In addition to presenting the check, Powers also gave an update about the hospital’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Beginning Jan....

(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 down...