Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear took time at his Monday statewide media briefing to remember a Christian County court designated worker who died earlier this month while infected with COVID-19. 48-year-old Tara Mahone died on January 15. She
Trigg County Public Schools confirmed Monday afternoon, two staff members and three students have tested positive for COVID-19.
Kentucky has seen a decline in COVID-19 cases for a second straight week, which Governor Andy Beshear calls “a good trend.”
Five Trigg County teachers recently took their COVId-19 vaccination shots in honor of former Trigg County High School teacher Simone Parker, who passed away earlier this month after a battle with the virus.
The state positivity rate continued to inch down as more than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 were announced Sunday by Governor Andy Beshear.
Kentucky’s COVID-19 positivity rate continued to decline Saturday.
The Christian County Health Department announced 32 new active coronavirus cases Saturday afternoon.
The Pennyrile District Health Department’s COVID-19 summary released on Friday showed 66 active cases in Trigg County with four of those cases in the hospital.
The Christian County Health Department announced Friday that active COVID-19 cases are again above 500.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, First Lady Britainy Beshear, and Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman honored the more than 3,300 lives lost to COVID-19 across the Commonwealth.
