INDIANAPOLIS — More than 16,200 people have been tested for COVID-19 in Indiana as of Thursday, April 2, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The latest posting on the ISDH website shows the number of deaths increased from 65 on Wednesday to 78 on Thursday morning. The … Read More
WINONA LAKE – The collegiate sports shutdown didn’t just halt Grace track and field, but closed the window on what was trending to be an historic season for the Lancers.
Read MoreWINONA LAKE – Grace College is nearly a third of the way toward its fundraising goal in its men’s soccer running event.
Read MoreINDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb on Tuesday signed an executive order and detailed Indiana’s plan for the anticipated spike in COVID-19 cases. “We see a surge coming and we’re calling in the reinforcements, bolstering Indiana’s capacity to provide additional health care services during this emergency,” Holcomb said. “By … Read More
GOSHEN — Elkhart County has recorded its first death from the COVID-19 virus. The Indiana State Department of Health posted the death Tuesday morning as one of its totals for the state. No details about the death were released. SOURCE: Goshen News
WARSAW – Medtronic workers in Warsaw are using 3D-technology to produce shields that will be distributed across the country in an effort to prepare healthcare workers for the COVID-19 outbreak. Last week, Warsaw Engineering was contacted by Product Development at Operation Headquarters in Minneapolis, Minn., with an opportunity … Read More
WARSAW – An employee at Kosciusko Community Hospital has tested positive for COVID-19, the hospital confirmed. “Our hospital is providing care for an employee who has tested positive for COVID-19. The individual is in the hospital for care,” said Kara Stevenson, who works in marketing & community relations … Read More
WARSAW – More than 100 people in Kosciusko County have been tested for coronavirus as of Monday, March 30. The county has seen 111 total tests performed and results for 54. According to information provided by the Kosciusko County Health Department, the county has recorded four positive cases. … Read More
A decision to have a primary by mail could happen when the Indiana Election Commission meets April 22 to discuss the possibility, according to Kosciusko County election board members. Out of concern for the coronavirus outbreak, the state last week moved the May 5 primary to June 2, … Read More
WARSAW – For the second day in a row, Kosciusko County announced another positive test result for coronavirus. The county has now confirmed two cases and said 91 tests have been conducted in the county. The first case was announced Thursday. County Health Officer Dr. William Remington predicted … Read More
By RENEA SALYER, Chamber Executive Director By now, you are aware of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s executive orders and what that means to you. If you need any clarification, by all means, reach out to the chamber. We are here to assist the community in any way within our capacity. … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — More than 6,900 people have been tested for COVID-19 in Indiana as of Friday, March 27, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The latest posting on the ISDH website shows the number of deaths increased from 17 on Thursday to 24 on Friday morning. The … Read More
FORT WAYNE — Parkview Physicians Group has created designated “respiratory clinics,” focused on treating patients with signs and symptoms of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The main symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough or difficulty breathing. Patients with these symptoms are encouraged to call 1-877-PPG-TODAY (1-877-774-8632) for a free screening … Read More
WARSAW – Kosciusko County Health Officer Dr. William Remington predicted more positive cases will be reported in short order locally after officials announced the first case in the county earlier in the day. Remington met with the media hours after the announcement Thursday afternoon. Officials declined to give … Read More
