Pandemic Dominates Kosciusko County News Again In 2021
For many, 2021 was supposed to be the year the country began to climb out of the pandemic.
Read MoreFor many, 2021 was supposed to be the year the country began to climb out of the pandemic.
Read MoreIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Eric Holcomb extended Indiana’s public health emergency through an executive order. The executive order remains in effect through Feb. 1.
Read MoreThinking about getting tested for COVID-19 before Christmas?
Read MoreAs Indiana’s hospitals beg for assistance from the Indiana National Guard to address surging COVID-19 caseloads, the argument about whether employers, including hospitals, can mandate COVID-19 vaccines continues to develop in the Statehouse.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Health announced Sunday, Dec. 19, that it has detected the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus in an unvaccinated Indiana resident.
Read MoreKosciusko, Fulton, Wabash, Whitley and Elkhart all continue to remain in the “red” category on the Indiana Department of Health’s COVID-19 two-metric map.
Read MoreAll Warsaw Community Schools will return to mask optional in the second semester.
Read MoreKosciusko County’s Health Officer, Dr. William Remington, issued a stark warning Friday, Dec. 10, as COVID-19 cases spread locally and nationally.
Read MoreKosciusko County and much of northern Indiana have moved to red in the state health department’s tracking system for COVID-19.
Read MoreHealth officials are warning of the strain an influx of COVID-19 patients is having at Goshen Hospital.
Read MoreFederal COVID relief money will be used to cover nearly all of the costs associated with new emergency radios throughout Kosciusko County.
Read MoreSince Nov. 24, Kosciusko County has reported four new COVID-19 deaths. This brings the county to 166 deaths and 14,118 positive cases, which is up from 13,763 reported on Nov. 24.
Read MoreWhile global concerns are arising over a new COVID-19 variant known as Omicron, the other variant – Delta – continues to be the more immediate problem.
Read MoreSince Nov. 18, Kosciusko County has reported six new COVID-19 deaths. This brings the county to 162 deaths and 13,763 positive cases, which is up from 13,346 reported on Nov. 18.
Read MoreKosciusko County health officials learned of an apparent momentary shortage of quick tests for COVID-19.
Read MoreKosciusko County Health Department is urging the use of vaccines for those as young as five years old as the region sees another spike in COVID-19 cases.
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