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MARIETTA, Ga., Jan 05, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Due to overwhelming response, World of Illumination’s Candy Rush drive-through light show is being extended through January 24, 2021. The remix edition is reimagined for the new year with brand new music. The event will continue to take place at Six Flags White Water in Marietta. Candy Rush Remix features millions of colorful lights and hundreds of candy-themed displays synchronized to popular hits, including songs by Queen, Michael Jackson, the Weeknd and more. The mile-long drive-through light show also showcases a 500-foot-long super ...

It’s ironic that the tumultuous year started with the cancellation of madness. On March 12 the NCAA canceled March Madness, the glut of college basketball games that generates hundreds of millions of dollars for cities around the country — and a source of entertainment for fans after a long winter. Soon after that the MLB season was postponed. and so began the beginning of a year that became defined by COVID-19 and the disease’s impact on society. Locally, Somerset County remained somewhat isolated from a serious infection rate for months, but the spring lockdowns took their to...

- Clarksville, TN Online - https://www.clarksvilleonline.com - Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency welcomes New Wildlife Officers Posted By News | Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) officially welcomed 13 new wildlife officers during a commission ceremony held at Buffalo Ridge Wildlife Refuge in Humphreys County. Due to COVID-19 Copronavirus concerns, only a limited number TWRA officials and the graduates were in attendance. The new TWRA officers and their assignment areas are Robert Badgett, Jr. (Sullivan County), Ethan Brown (Franklin County), Don Chance (Wil...

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency welcomes New Wildlife Officers   Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) officially welcomed 13 new wildlife officers during a commission ceremony held at Buffalo Ridge Wildlife Refuge in Humphreys County. Due to COVID-19 Copronavirus concerns, only a limited number TWRA officials and the graduates were in attendance. The new TWRA officers and their assignment areas are Robert Badgett, Jr. (Sullivan County), Ethan Brown (Franklin County), Don Chance (Wildlife Manager, Oak Ridge WMA), Miranda Garner (Houston County), Parker Gerdes (...

It was a momentous day at UPMC Somerset at 10 a.m. Friday when eight health care workers who work on the frontline with COVID patients were vaccinated with Pfizer in a step against the virus. “This is a historic day at UPMC Somerset. For the past several months, our frontline workers have been working so incredibly hard to meet the health care needs of our community. We could not be more excited that the first people to receive this vaccine are these employees,” said Andy Rush, president of UPMC Somerset. “These employees received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against SARS-CoV-2,...