Tracy Jepson, Historical Interpreter at Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center, invites locals to share their stories.
The new APSU COVID-19 Summer Relief Scholarship will cover a portion of educational expenses for students taking classes this summer.
Payne thanked the Clarksville community for their support of nurses during the COVID-19 crisis.
Governor Beshears has set several dates in May and June to reopen businesses to the public.
The company has implemented safety steps, including temperature scans, protective barriers, increased janitorial cleaning, sanitizing in high-traffic areas and mandatory social distancing and face masks.
Nail shops, barbershops, and hair salons and other close contact non-essential businesses have been closed since March 30 as the number of positive COVID-19 cases reached over 1,800.
The tradition of pinning ceremonies was established over 100 years ago by Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
The hope is to reschedule the fair for later this year.
Sarah Sullivan, RN, has worked 12- to 14-hour shifts every day except one since she arrived April 8 in New York City to help with the coronavirus pandemic.
Businesses allowed to reopen Wednesday include tattoo shops, tanning salons, spas, barber shops and hair salons.