(LEX 18) — The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame Museum and KY for KY has released a limited edition Cocaine Bear bobblehead.

The bobblehead features the 175-pound black bear who died of an overdose of cocaine after finding a batch in the mountains of Fannin County, Georgia in 1985.

The same bear is displayed in Lexington at Kentucky for Kentucky Fun Mall.

To order a bobblehead, go to National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum or KY for KY.

Each bobblehead will be $30 plus $8 shipping per order and expected to ship in July.

COLUMBUS, Ohio —

A new Ohio health order eliminates a 300-person limit at the state's banquet halls.

It's the latest move to ease coronavirus restriction as Ohio sees improving numbers and trends across the state.

Ohio Department of Health Director Stephanie McCloud signed the new order Tuesday, amending a previous order that limited mass gatherings during the pandemic.

Events at banquet centers no longer have a 300-person limitation, the order states, so long as they comply with other health orders. This applies to wedding receptions, funeral repasts, proms and other events – whether or not food is served – at banquet facilities.

The new order went into effect Tuesday at noon.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ORDER.

Additionally, McCloud signed an order Tuesday allowing fans to return to the state's sporting arenas and other entertainment facilities.

This was announced by Gov. Mike DeWine last week, but the amended order makes it official. That includes a 25% maximum indoor capacity and a 30% maximum outdoor capacity, provided they follow established precautions.

Among those precautions include mandatory masks for spectators and employees; spectator pathways allowing for social distancing; and pods of seating with no more than six people per pod, separated by at least 6 feet.

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