Ochsner Lafayette General to add drive-thru testing to COVID vaccine site at Domingue Center
Healthcare team to provide both COVID-19 testing and vaccines with no out-of-pocket costs to patients
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Starting Wednesday, August 4, Ochsner Lafayette General will begin community COVID-19 testing at the Domingue Recreation Center, located at 901 Mudd Avenue. Vaccinations and testing will be available Monday â Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Parental/legal guardian consent is required for minors under the age of 18 for both testing and vaccines. Vaccinations will take place indoors, while testing will be in a drive-thru setting to ensure the safety of patients and employees. In accordance with Governor Edwardsâ statewide mask mandate, masks are required inside the facility.
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STEUBENVILLE After a one-year hiatus, Steubenville Parks and Recreation and First Westminster Church are teaming up to bring back the annual Easter Egg Hunt.
Parks and Recreation Director Lori Fetherolf said the egg hunt will be Saturday, March 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Belleview Park. It’s open to kids aged 1-10 who live in Steubenville, but participation will be limited.
“While this year’s Easter Egg Hunt will look a little different, that doesn’t mean it won’t be lots of fun,” Fetherolf said. “We will have five age groups instead of the usual three, and, with COVID-19 restrictions, there is a limit of 100 kids so we are requiring pre-registration.”