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Schools, vaccine test sites and courts closed ahead of winter storm in Kentucky and Indiana

Schools, vaccine test sites and courts closed ahead of winter storm in Kentucky and Indiana Mary Ramsey, Louisville Courier Journal The drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination site at Broadbent Arena in Louisville has announced it will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Those who had appointments will receive an email from LouHealthCovidVaccines@louisvilleky.gov with an invitation to reschedule. We re prepared for the possibility that we ll have to cancel or postpone more appointments due to the weather, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said.  But we ll work weekends if we need to catch up extra hours, and we re figuring that out so we ll just play it by ear and see how it s coming along.

Erlanger East And North Announce New Leadership

Erlanger East And North Announce New Leadership Friday, January 8, 2021 William Crowe, DNP, APRN, FACHE Erlanger East and North Hospitals announce three new leaders have taken the reins: Vice President and CEO of Erlanger East and North Hospitals Martha Weeks, Erlanger East and North Hospitals Chief Medical Officer Dr. Monica Jones and Erlanger East and North Hospitals Chief Nursing Officer Dr. William Crowe.   Ms. Weeks has worked with Erlanger for 45 years in various positions. She started as a floor nurse then proceeded to management and leadership positions. Ms. Weeks has been a staff nurse, assistant nurse manager, nurse manager, metabolic and diabetes program coordinator, director of patient care and associate CNO at Erlanger.

Faith guides couple's service, helps them navigate struggles

4 min to read Cindy and Jim Kanning stand in the kitchen of their New Albany home wearing homemade sweaters made by the family of their former exchange student, who lives in Norway.Photos by Brooke McAfee | News and Tribune New Albany couple Cindy and Jim Kanning discuss how they have remained positive during a difficult year. NEW ALBANY — During a tumultuous year, a local couple has drawn upon faith, family and friendships to remain positive. Over the years, New Albany residents Cindy and Jim Kanning have offered their time and service to their faith community and local organizations within the Southern Indiana community.

New Albany-based Love Gaming brings 'next level' tech to education, workforce training

Caesars Foundation of Floyd County selects Josh Kornberg as executive director to replace Jerry Finn