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Districts to follow current COVID-19 guidance into new semester

As cases of COVID-19 continue to climb, Hardin County Schools and Elizabethtown Independent Schools will continue to administer the same guidance they were provided in early August.

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Ford drives home point as county's top story

A megasite that has sat empty for years in Glendale soon will come alive with thousands of jobs as twin manufacturing plants covering 1,500 acres will be built producing batteries

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COVID-19 omicron variant hits Kentucky | LaRueCountyHerald.com

By Josh Claywell Editor Omicron, the latest variant of the COVID-19 virus, has made its way to Kentucky. The variant, which Kentucky Health News says is the most contagious, has been reported in four counties in the state. As of Saturday, Dec. 18, the variant had been identified in Campbell, Fayette, Jefferson and Kenton counties. Gov. Andy Beshear once again urged Kentuckians to get a COVID vaccine or booster shots and pleaded with schools and businesses to require masking policies.

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Health officials encourage COVID booster, vaccinations

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending COVID-19 booster doses for anyone age 18 or older.

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Pregnant, breastfeeding women urged to get COVID-19 vaccine

Pregnant, breastfeeding women urged to get COVID-19 vaccine
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