Jennie Stuart

Stories about Jennie Stuart Medical Center, Hopkinsville’s hospital.

Taylor Duke, who has been a reporter at the newspaper since January, will start her new job with the city on Aug. 2.
As the Delta variant surges across the country, Gov. Andy Beshear urged unvaccinated Kentuckians and vaccinated residents with heavy exposure to the public to wear a mask when not in their home.
It was one of 26 identified by the state as of Thursday.
More than 60 vendors will be selling goods at the sportsplex.
Jung will be Jennie Stuart’s director of marketing and community relations beginning June 28.
Get a Shot, Take a Shot is a social media campaign that encourages people to post selfies when they get vaccinated.
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State officials are urging — and in some case begging — everyone who is eligible for the vaccine to get it so Kentucky can achieve herd immunity against COVID-19.
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See how the first year of the coronavirus pandemic shaped the lives of Hopkinsville residents.
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Molly Duke is among more than 6,000 Christian County residents who have contracted COVID-19 since the pandemic began a year ago. She was hospitalized and in rehab for eight weeks.
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Testing will be done by appointment at the health department on Canton Street.
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The health department, which operates a regional vaccine distribution site at the James E. Bruce Convention Center, is not yet accepting appointment requests for individuals who fall within other categories of Phase 1C.
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It's the first time in four months that the hospital's stress level due to the pandemic had been considered "low."
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