Updated: 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 More Updated: Indiana’s two-year-long health crisis has ended.
Read More Updated: The Indiana Department of Health has loosened some COVID-19 policies as the number of cases and deaths continues to decline.
Read More Updated: The Indiana Department of Health will host a free four-day COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Clinic beginning Wednesday, Jan. 26 in Warsaw.
Read More Updated: For many, 2021 was supposed to be the year the country began to climb out of the pandemic.
Read More Updated: Federal COVID relief money will be used to cover nearly all of the costs associated with new emergency radios throughout Kosciusko County.
Read More Updated: Indiana’s Republican-dominated Legislature will reconvene late this month to consider ending the statewide COVID-19 public health emergency order that has been in place since March 2020, legislative leaders said Saturday.
Read More Updated: Stroll through a grocery store or attend an indoor community event and chances are you’ll see few people, other than employees, wearing masks.
Read More Updated: Dr. William Remington, health officer for Kosciusko County, reiterated his support for mask mandates in schools and urged local districts to consider the measure.
Read More Updated: All of Indiana is now considered to be in a high transmission area for COVID-19, joining much of the United States.
Read More Updated: Kosciusko County’s Health officer echoed state officials on Wednesday, saying the pandemic, driven by the Delta variant, is going to worsen.
Read More Updated: Several 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.
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Updated: For 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 More Updated: COVID accelerated developments in the consumer health tech space; features that were once simply novel conveniences are now in-demand – and even expected – tools for navigating everyday life.
Read More Updated: By 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
Updated: The Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition is hosting a drive-thru vaccination clinic on Saturday, August 28.
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