Ongoing
Knox Public Health has posted a notice on vaccine availability that will be updated regularly as conditions change. Currently, the Health Department is accepting vaccine requests from the Phase 1b group: people over age 65 and those with severe congenital-, developmental- or early-onset medical disorders. The Health Department asks those who qualify as Phase 1b to send an email to info@knoxhealth.com indicating name, age and phone number; unless they have done so already. This week the focus will be on those age 80 and over.
WHERE: KnoxHealth.com
WHEN: Ongoing
Thursday, Jan. 21
Mental Health & Recovery for Licking and Knox Counties will have a virtual board meeting.
WHERE: Facebook
WHEN: 6 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 22
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District board of directors will hold a virtual meeting which the public may view by registering in advance at mwcd.org/meeting. Email comments to comments@mwcd.org before the 5 p.m. cutoff on Thursday, Jan. 21. These will be shared with the board and marked for follow-up, if appropriate.
WHERE: Online
WHEN: 9 a.m.
Saturday, Jan. 23
The Central Ohio Youth Ballet performance of "The Nutcracker" has been canceled.
Saturday, Jan. 30
PLMVKC's Teen Writing Program continues its partnership with Breakbread Literacy Project to offer Nonfiction with Brian Murphy, next in a series of virtual linked writing workshops for young creatives. Each workshop will have two sessions: a generative workshop where participants meet a guest author and complete a writing prompt; and a peer workshop where participants get feedback from the workshop group. TWP is free and open to young writers age 13-19 in grades 7-12. All are welcome! Registration is required. Please contact Jamie Lyn Smith-Fletcher at knoxwrites1@gmail.com for more information or to sign up.
WHERE: Online
WHEN: 3-4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 3
The Danville Lions Club's annual Raccoon Dinner has been postponed to later this year.
"We are looking at dates in the spring," club member Pat Crow said. "We will let everyone know as the impact of the COVID virus evolves and the vaccine becomes more available."
