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The auction resumes at 7 p.m. Wednesday. It runs nightly through Saturday at the Memorial Building downtown.

Serving in his second four-year term, Quarles has been mentioned as a possible candidate for governor in 2023 and has been a vocal critic of Beshear throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

The auction, which raises money for college scholarships, continues nightly through Saturday at the Memorial Building.

There are three age categories, and the deadline to enter is May 8.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that at least 5,800 people had fallen ill or tested positive for the coronavirus two weeks or more after they completed both doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine. A total of about 78 million Americans are now fully vaccinated.

The dispute is over one of several measures passed by the GOP-led legislature this year shifting the governor’s powers to state offices currently controlled by Republicans.

The cards are available in the Visitor Center on East Ninth Street.

Earth Day has been observed annually since 1970.

The program is scheduled for April 28 at Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Fairview Drive.

The auction, from April 19 to 24, will raise money for college scholarships.

The hands-on program inspired by the work of the Kentucky writer provides tuition-free education that focuses on sustainable and economically viable farming and community building.

The committee chair will be Rich Maddux, a former manufacturing plant executive who with his wife now runs The Rabbit’s Basket, an urban farm.