Kentucky gains 191 new cases from Monday to Tuesday, 10 new deaths
File photo Kentucky gained an additional 191 confirmed cases of covid-19 from Monday to Tuesday and Governor Andy Beshear is warning against giving into the urge to return to normal […]
Todd County schools planning for next school year
The Todd County Public School System has developed three potential calendars for the upcoming school year and how things develop with the pandemic could determine how they proceed. Kentucky Department […]
Kentucky child has rare syndrome thought to be COVID-related
A rare inflammatory syndrome believed to be related to COVID-19 has a 10-year old boy in Kentucky in critical condition as the overall number of new cases of the virus […]
Motorcyclist injured in Guthrie crash
A motorcyclist was injured in an accident Sunday afternoon in Guthrie. Guthrie Police Officer Eric Pinkett investigated and determined a car driven by Jessie Cope of Vermont was turning into […]
Gov. Beshear urging churches to be cautious about reopening
Churches can now reopen to in-person services with social distancing measures in place following decisions by federal judges, but Governor Andy Beshear is urging them to first have a plan […]
Todd Co. health director talks Elkton testing event
Todd County Public Health Director Jen Harris gave additional information on the COVID-19 testing event coming up Monday during her weekly update Saturday afternoon. It will be from 11 a.m. […]
Nine homes evacuated by major natural gas leak in Elkton
Photo and video provided Nine homes had to be evacuated on College Street in Elkton Saturday when a natural gas line was damaged and ruptured. It appears a portion of […]
Gov. Beshear says steadier numbers show Ky. remains in plateau
After a few days of ups and downs in the numbers of new COVID-19 cases in Kentucky, Governor Andy Beshear says it appears the figures have steadied again. Kentucky gained […]
Longtime Todd County treasurer retiring, fiscal court hears COVID-19 updates
File photo Todd Fiscal Court heard updates on COVID-19 related matters during its first meeting of May Friday morning and learned that longtime Treasurer Tammy Robertson is retiring. Robertson received […]
PACS receiving $2.8 million from CARES Act funding
Pennyrile Allied Community Services is one of many Kentucky agencies receiving funding as part of the CARES Act for relief of public transit agencies that have been hit hard by […]