The birth took place not too long after the ball dropped.
Photo provided.
(Undated) - It was not too long after the ball dropped that St. Elizabeth Healthcare delivered their first baby of the New Year.
A boy named, Noah, was delivered on New Year's Day at 2:58 a.m.
He is 7 lbs, 5 oz. and 20 inches long.
No other information was provided.
LMS Conservancy: Interruption in Service Set for Wednesday
Some customers will be impacted.
MMH Earns Statewide Recognition for Innovative Approach to Providing Newborn Care
MMH received the recognition for its efforts in creating a sustainable model for maternity and neonatal care in rural area.
Bulldog Ready Student Ambassadors Selected
The students will represent the new career pathways launched by the Batesville Schools.
Kentucky, States Win Challenge Against Trump Administration, SNAP Benefits Ordered to Be Restored
The Governor also signed an executive order directing an initial $5 million to Feeding Kentucky food banks.
Motorist Strikes Tree on Kilby Road
The accident took place early Monday morning.
New Seasons Auction and Estates Selected as Torch Awards for Ethics Winner
The award was presented by the Better Business Bureau Cincinnati.
Volunteer bell ringers needed for this 2025 holiday season.
The first Thursday of every month is Teen Time at the Aurora Library!
at Aurora Public LibrarySome customers will be impacted.
MMH received the recognition for its efforts in creating a sustainable model for maternity and neonatal care in rural area.
The students will represent the new career pathways launched by the Batesville Schools.
The IHSAA Cross Country State Finals took place on Saturday.
Football sectional semifinals and the IHSAA Cross Country State Finals.
They will compete for another state title on November 8.
