Indiana continues to see new COVID-19 cases, as testing increases. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says the number of people tested has increased from fewer than 300 a week ago to more than 3,300 on Wednesday, with about 14 percent of those tests coming back positive.
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Officials from the Marshall County Health Department announced Wednesday afternoon that the first positive case of COVID-19 was diagnosed in Marshall County.
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Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel announced a few changes to procedures at the Sheriff’s Department that are directly related to slowing the spread of COVID-19.
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Officials from the Indiana State Department of Health say that 14 COVID-19 deaths have been reported in the state.
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The Culver Town Council members approved a resolution Tuesday night that declares a public health emergency in the Town of Culver due to COVID-19.
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Efforts to help ease the economic impact of the state’s stay-at-home order were shared during Tuesday’s press conference with Governor Holcomb and other state officials.
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As Indiana continues to fight the spread of COVID-19, Governor Eric Holcomb says that businesses, organizations, and average citizens are stepping forward to help.
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Students and employees are taking a break this week with Spring Break, but meals continue to be served to John Glenn School Corporation students.
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Marshall County Commission President Kevin Overmyer signed a resolution Tuesday afternoon that calls for the emergency closure of all county facilities until April 6.
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Individuals making charitable donations during the COVID-19 pandemic should be well informed before finalizing a contribution.
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Marshall County Solid Waste Management Executive Director Marianne Peters announced Tuesday that the Recycle Depot will be closed from March 25 to April 6.
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While there are no positive cases of COVID-19 in Marshall County reported by the Indiana State Department of Health, Marshall County officials insist that the community needs to work together to help in this time of public health emergency.
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The number of new positive cases and deaths of COVID-19 continues to grow as Indiana attempts to isolate the spread of the coronavirus.
Continue readingMembers of a Marshall County Task Force are doing what they can to inform county employees and residents concerning COVID-19.
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Marshall County officials are attempting to get donations of supplies or purchasing supplies to assist the long-term care facilities to helping to fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Plymouth City Engineer Rick Gaul is working with NIPSCO officials concerning the placement of a retention pond in the upcoming Hoham Drive reconstruction project.
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The Mayor of Plymouth has declared a public health disaster emergency, as ratified by the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members Monday night.
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The Bourbon Town Council members approved a resolution Monday night declaring a public health emergency.
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Businesses and industries will soon be able to get some guidance with Indiana’s stay-at-home order. The state will launch a Critical Industries Hotline Tuesday morning at 9:00 EDT.
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The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) announced funding changes through several programs.
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