There were no parades or major announcements, but it appears that across much of the country, the state, and Kosciusko County, the two-year-long COVID-19 pandemic is quietly entering a new stage.
Read MoreIndiana’s two-year-long health crisis has ended.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Health has loosened some COVID-19 policies as the number of cases and deaths continues to decline.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Health will host a free four-day COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Clinic beginning Wednesday, Jan. 26 in Warsaw.
Read MoreFor many, 2021 was supposed to be the year the country began to climb out of the pandemic.
Read MoreFederal COVID relief money will be used to cover nearly all of the costs associated with new emergency radios throughout Kosciusko County.
Read MoreStroll through a grocery store or attend an indoor community event and chances are you’ll see few people, other than employees, wearing masks.
Read MoreDr. William Remington, health officer for Kosciusko County, reiterated his support for mask mandates in schools and urged local districts to consider the measure.
Read MoreAll of Indiana is now considered to be in a high transmission area for COVID-19, joining much of the United States.
Read MoreKosciusko County’s Health officer echoed state officials on Wednesday, saying the pandemic, driven by the Delta variant, is going to worsen.
Read MoreSeveral community leaders are expected to provide an update on the pandemic and its impact in Kosciusko County when they host a news conference Wednesday morning, Sept. 1.
Read MoreFor the second time in about a week, Bowen Center has announced an expansion of hours for its free COVID-19 drive-through testing site at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds Shrine Building in Warsaw.
Read MoreBy Michael J. Hicks Ball State University MUNCIE – Just a few short months ago, economic optimism was strong. A fast recovery seemed imminent even if actual data revealing a rapid recovery was sparse. Businesses were beginning to re-open and hire, the vaccine was becoming universally available. Most … Read More
The Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition is hosting a drive-thru vaccination clinic on Saturday, August 28.
Read MoreElementary students in South Bend will be required to wear masks for the start of the coming school year, while visitors to any district school building will be required to wear a mask or show proof of vaccination.
Read MoreBy Lisa Trigg Tribune-Star TERRE HAUTE – When Terre Haute attorney Michael Ellis and his clients appeared at a bankruptcy hearing recently, they didn’t have to travel to the federal courthouse on Ohio Street. Instead, they each appeared via video from different locations, as did the bankruptcy trustee … Read More
