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Veterans get COVID-19 shot at Walmart vaccine clinic Phil Pendleton © Provided by Lexington WKYT The clinic was held at Walmart in Stanford. STANFORD, Ky. (WKYT) - Verla Wilson, her daughter, and her grandson went to Wal Mart Saturday morning to get protected against Covid-19. “I think it’s worth getting. It’s ok. Don’t hurt. I urge everyone to get it,” said Wilson, whose grandson served in Iraq. “And he brought me over. He’s taking care of me,” she said. She was one of the dozens served by the collaboration between Walmart the Veterans Administration. “Th...

The teams showed up in 20-minute intervals to keep everyone spread out. Lyle Odgers was the individual champion. He finished tied with Derek Fichter for top spot with a score of 81, but Odgers was declared the winner because he had a higher score for the doubles event. Chad Froese was third with an 80. In the team competition, Certified Energy Services was the winner with a score of 356. Team members were Dave Odgers, Jared Schlamp, Travis Markoski, Mark Fitzpatrick and Patrick Sinclair.  Estevan OTS president Tony Sernick was thrilled with the event. It was a beautiful day to be out on...

Brewhouse in Cranbrook. The local business community is in the throes of digital transformation at the #BuyBasinFestival, which runs until the end of April as participants launch themselves into the private world of consumers through live Facebooking with the help of social media experts in a series of broadcasts on Facebook. The Heidout Restaurant and Brewhouse in Cranbrook is one of 100 businesses, artists, and creators across the Columbia Basin participating in the festival sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and FestivalSeekers. “It’s amazing for non-techy people to be able to crea...

Dive Brief: The California Independent System Operator (CAISO), California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and California Energy Commission (CEC) released their final root cause analysis report on Wednesday, outlining key factors that led the state to trigger rolling outages last summer. The conclusion largely mirrored preliminary findings, reporting that an extreme heat wave caused by climate change led to excessive demand, while resource planning targets under a changing power supply have not kept up with supply-demand, and some market practices exacerbated the supply issues. Renewables ...