Indiana’s actions, aimed at stemming spread of the coronavirus, have pushed back the expected peak of illness in the state…giving hospitals more time to prepare. The COVID-19 death toll in Indiana has reached at least 350 people, as health officials report seven additional deaths. Previous projections had shown Indiana could …
Read More »IU Bolsters Finances In Virus Battle
Trustees at Indiana University have allowed school leaders to borrow up to $1 billion dollars to counter a potential budget shortfall due to the coronavirus. The university’s largest source of revenue is tuition. The school remains in operation during the pandemic, but has stopped in-person classes for the spring and …
Read More »Tourism Pay Cuts In IN
Tourism officials who work to bring sporting events and conventions to Indiana are cutting executive pay for the rest of the year to cope with heavy financial losses expected from COVID-19. Most of this…in the Indianapolis area.
Read More »The Latest COVID-19 In IN
13 more die in Indiana, bringing the total number of COVID-19 deaths to over 340, health officials say. The State Department of Health announced 508 additional cases, bringing the total number to over 79 hundred, statewide. For most people, the coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and …
Read More »Blaze Near WU
Crews respond to a garage fire on County Road K at County Road 21-75, near West Unity. First units on the scene found a garage fully engulfed in flames. A home on the property came away undamaged. No one was hurt in the blaze. State and local officials are handling …
Read More »Food For The Drivers
To address one of the biggest challenges truck drivers face, access to a hot meal, the Ohio Department of Transportation is temporarily opening the state’s 86 rest areas to food trucks. Federal regulations prohibit commercial activity at rest areas, with limited exceptions. Last week, the Federal Highway Administration announced it …
Read More »AG Warns Against Scams
Attorney General, Dave Yost wants Ohioans to watch out for thieves as stimulus payments arrive from the federal government. He says…know that you don’t have to sign up to get a stimulus payment. For most consumers, the IRS will use information from prior tax returns to calculate payment. Don’t fall …
Read More »Another COVID-19 Case In WC
The Williams County Health Department confirms a second positive case of COVID-19. James Watkins, County Health Commissioner, says the second case here further indicates community spread of coronavirus. The Ohio Department of Health continues to emphasize that many Ohioans are infected unknowingly with COVID-19. Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers admitted …
Read More »Mask Cleaning Available
Williams County Commissioners authorize several organizations to use their newly purchased Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation machine, which is intended to efficiently utilize N95 masks available within the county. Firms include SKLD, Fountain Parking Assisted Living and Memory Care…and Egly Drive Homes to use the machine…at no cost. The moves comes as …
Read More »Three Hurt In Area Accident
An injury accident at County Roads M and County Road 20. Officials say a van, carrying five failed to yield at a stop sign and crashes into a pickup, traveling north on 20, with one person in it. Three in the van were hurt and taken to an area hospital. …
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