INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time, Indiana has logged more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day, setting a new all-time record.
ANGOLA — Different but not diminished.
KENDALLVILLE — East Noble's football stadium may be a bit quieter than usual on game days this year.
KENDALLVILLE — On East Noble's first day of school Thursday, about 11% of students may be starting their 2020-21 school year in their pajamas.
East Noble students head back to the school for the first day of the 2020-21 school year on Aug. 6. With the COVID-19 pandemic still ongoing and masks required for students, the start of the school year looked quite a bit different from most years.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s positivity rate is up again on a day when overall new cases came down, but testing also came down at a larger rate.
ANGOLA — As the school year begins, the Angola Wastewater Treatment staff have a plan in place to help potentially identify COVID-19 in wastewater by testing samples from the collection system serving Angola High School, Angola Middle School and Ryan Park Elementary School as well as a syste…
INDIANAPOLIS — Schools can open and be successful in managing COVID-19, but it’s going to require families to do their part, Indiana’s state health commissioner said Wednesday.
KENDALLVILLE — Complying with the mask mandate has never looked so fashionable.
INDIANAPOLIS — How often is COVID-19 showing up in people tested in your community?
FREMONT — Fremont Community Schools has decided to delay the start of the school year by nearly a week due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
INDIANAPOLIS — Noble County has recorded its 29th COVID-19 death, the first for the county in more than a month.
LAGRANGE — Corn School, LaGrange’s annual fall street festival, has been canceled for 2020.
State opens new COVID-19 testing site
LAGRANGE – A local family has a new home thanks to new partnership between LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity and Lakeland High School.
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ANGOLA — Different but not diminished.
KENDALLVILLE — East Noble's football stadium may be a bit quieter than usual on game days this year.
KENDALLVILLE — On East Noble's first day of school Thursday, about 11% of students may be starting their 2020-21 school year in their pajamas.
East Noble students head back to the school for the first day of the 2020-21 school year on Aug. 6. With the COVID-19 pandemic still ongoing and masks required for students, the start of the school year looked quite a bit different from most years.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s positivity rate is up again on a day when overall new cases came down, but testing also came down at a larger rate.
ANGOLA — As the school year begins, the Angola Wastewater Treatment staff have a plan in place to help potentially identify COVID-19 in wastewater by testing samples from the collection system serving Angola High School, Angola Middle School and Ryan Park Elementary School as well as a syste…
INDIANAPOLIS — Schools can open and be successful in managing COVID-19, but it’s going to require families to do their part, Indiana’s state health commissioner said Wednesday.
KENDALLVILLE — Complying with the mask mandate has never looked so fashionable.
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INDIANAPOLIS — How often is COVID-19 showing up in people tested in your community?
FREMONT — Fremont Community Schools has decided to delay the start of the school year by nearly a week due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
INDIANAPOLIS — Noble County has recorded its 29th COVID-19 death, the first for the county in more than a month.
LAGRANGE — Corn School, LaGrange’s annual fall street festival, has been canceled for 2020.
State opens new COVID-19 testing site
LAGRANGE – A local family has a new home thanks to new partnership between LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity and Lakeland High School.
LAGRANGE — A project to create a 17-mile bike and hiking trail through LaGrange County is getting another shot at a $1.5 million grant from LaGrange County.
LAGRANGE — The LaGrange County Historical Society is in need of help from the community.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s new COVID-19 case count dropped as the state processed fewer tests over the weekend, but the percentage of those tests coming back positive was higher than previous days.
ANGOLA — Steuben County has crested the 200 mark for the amount of COVID-19 cases.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana opened August by recording more than 900 new cases of COVID-19 as positivity increased a bit.
ELKHART — The Cummins Foundation presented a $10,000 COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Grant to United Way of Elkhart & LaGrange Counties to assist families and children that have been impacted by the crisis. The funds will provide 250 local families with up to three days of meals and provide…
LAGRANGE —For Prairie Heights High School senior Amelia Johnston, Wednesday’s 4th annual Launch LaGrange competition was worth the wait.
LAGRANGE — The LaGrange County Public Library bookmobile is the newest causality in the battle against coronavirus.
INDIANPOLIS — Indiana started the month seeing just over 300 new COVID-19 cases per day, but closed it out at daily averages about triple that.
ANGOLA — University of Texas at Austin research shows how likely schools in the four-county area would end up with students or staff showing up with COVID-19, based on current conditions that are presented in an interactive map produced by the New York Times.
ANGOLA — The COVID-19 pandemic caused extensive disruptions to elementary and middle school education this past spring, and is bringing many changes this fall.
AUBURN — The DeKalb County Health Department on Thursday reported two new cases of COVID-19 in DeKalb County residents.
INDIANAPOLIS — After hitting an all-time high on Friday last week, Indiana’s new COVID-19 cases again topped the 900 mark.
INDIANAPOLIS — When students begin school in the coming weeks, a new opportunity to fulfill graduation requirements will be available to high school juniors and seniors to tutor younger students, SAY State Reps. Ben Smaltz, R-Auburn, and Denny Zent, R-Angola.
AVILLA — Sacred Heart Home was the first nursing home in Noble County to report COVID-19 cases and while the number of cases wasn’t as high as others, a dozen residents ended up dying from the virus.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb will keep the pause on Indiana’s reopening plan for another month.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s new cases and testing numbers have fallen off compared to a week ago when they were setting new highs, but even amid decreased numbers the state’s positivity rate remains at high levels.
MERRILLVILLE — With the statewide moratorium on disconnecting electric and natural gas service during the COVID-19 pandemic scheduled to end Aug. 14, NIPSCO is committed to assisting and providing its most flexible payment plan options to help those in need, said a news release from the company.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s positivity rate continues climbing as new cases were up again after a one-day drop from the weekend.
ANGOLA — Steuben County Health Officer Dr. Ted Crisman declared a public health order restricting indoor visitation at long-term care facilities in Steuben County.
ELKHART —For the past 10 years, crowds have gathered outside of the United Way offices in Elkhart to watch teams race homemade cardboard boats around the LaSalle Bristol pond.
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KENDALLVILLE — On the first day of Indiana’s statewide mask mandate, Facebook users responding to a KPC Media Group poll are showing little change in mask use from about a month ago.
INDIANAPOLIS — New cases of COVID-19 in Indiana fell a bit over the weekend as the number of tests processed fell, but positivity remains high showing that despite the lower numbers the case rate isn’t slowing yet.
CROOKED LAKE — Steuben County’s 4-H’ers went through fair week, July 17-22, without setting foot on the Steuben County 4-H Fairgrounds, which has become even more picturesque after work was done on the lake’s shoreline to make the body of water more visible.
FORT WAYNE — When fighting a brand new, novel disease, medical workers are starting from scratch and learning on the job.
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FREMONT — This year there were so many things lost for the Fremont High School graduating class of 2020.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has recorded more than 900 cases for three straight days, and four times this week.
LAGRANGE – The LaGrange County Community Foundation is now accepting applications for its Community Impact Grants program.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Starting Monday, face coverings will be required inside public places, in outdoor spaces where social distancing can not be maintained and inside any public or for-hire transportation.
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ANGOLA — Ever since joining his son and friend in 2009, Tom Abernathy of Fremont has ridden in the Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa every summer.
AUBURN — The DeKalb County Health Department on Friday reported four new cases of COVID-19 in DeKalb County residents.
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INDIANAPOLIS — On Friday, Indiana reported the highest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic.
ANGOLA — Steuben County’s count of positive COVID-19 cases shot up in the last week, says data from the Steuben County Health Department.
ALBION — Residents should respond to contact tracers if contacted, as participation will help health official identify and cut off routes of transmission of COVID-19.
FORT WAYNE — A free webinar on Tuesday will provide insight and advice for parents as they prepare their children for upcoming school year.
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