The COVID-19 pandemic forced lay-offs and hiring freezes in some Boone County business but is causing a hiring boon and opportunities for others.
Doug Boxler tries to get Dios to lower his face for a resident seated inside. Llama chow was the ploy of choice to get the friendly animal’s attention.
When a resident of The Waters of Lebanon, a retirement community on Perry Worth Road, complained to his daughter that he was feeling down, she jumped into action.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb and State Health Commissioner Kris Box, M.D., FACOG, on Thursday issued guidance for places of worship in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
As non-essential Michigan businesses shut down operations after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order, marijuana shops across the state continue to operate via curbside pickup and home deliveries.
Justin Smith bought a 3-D printer three years ago so he could make tabletop game accessories.
More than one in every seven COVID-19 deaths in Indiana originated from one of the state’s 735 nursing homes, according to information released Wednesday by the Indiana State Department of Health.
Like everything else, property taxes are affected by the coronavirus. For one, you can’t pay in person.
Sewing enthusiasts and novices throughout Boone County have dusted off their sewing machines to support healthcare workers who may be exposed to COVID-19.
Scammers are looking to capitalize on more than just consumers’ fears over the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic; they’re also taking advantage of small businesses.
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Due to the current health concerns for our community, the Celebration of Life at Myers Mortuary has been postponed to a later date. Date and time for services will be published when available. www.MyersMortuary.com
Charles Robert "Bob" Henry, of Lebanon, passed April 5, 2020. He was born September 25, 1926 to Grafton and Effie May English Henry. Bob married Marjorie Ann Hedge on September 13, 1947. Bob graduated from Jamestown High School in 1945. Upon graduation he went on to serve in the United State…





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