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AG Curtis Hill warns Hoosiers to beware fake coronavirus (COVID-19) tests

Attorney General Curtis Hill is warning Hoosiers of scammers taking advantage of the scarcity of COVID-19 tests by falsely claiming to be able to provide testing.
DOR's here to help during COVID-19 outbreak

The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) team continues to serve fellow Hoosiers by doing everything they can to maintain DOR systems and operations during this unprecedented time.
U.S. 52 to close April 6 near Franklin-Dearborn County line for structure replacements

FRANKLIN/DEARBORN COUNTY, Ind.— INDOT contractor Sunesis Construction plans to close U.S. 52 east of S.R. 1, near the Franklin-Dearborn County line on or after Monday, April 6, to begin work on a $637,000 small structure replacement project.
AG Curtis Hill: What to do if you bought a ticket for an event canceled due to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

Attorney General Curtis Hill today offered guidance to consumers who purchased tickets to events that have been canceled or postponed in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Franklin Co. now 20

In a press release from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department, Franklin Co. Health Officials have confirmed 11 new positive cases of COVID-19.
AG Curtis Hill advises Hoosiers to exercise caution when making donations during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

Attorney General Curtis Hill said today that individuals should exercise caution when considering making charitable donations during the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Brookville Potager - COVID-19 Victory Garden

As the COVID-19 outbreak has quickly transformed from a concern on the horizon to a once in a century pandemic, everyday life has changed for the foreseeable future.
More details on the Level Orange Travel Advisory in Franklin County

On Wednesday, March 25 Franklin County commissioner vice-president Tom Linkel released a local emergency proclamation.
Franklin County Sees First Suspected COVID-19 Related Death

Franklin County Health Officials announced March 25 the first known suspected novel coronavirus (COVID-19) related death of a Franklin County citizen.
Health Department announces 115 new COVID-19 cases, updates statewide case count

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) today reported 115 new positive cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed through ISDH, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and private laboratories.
Indiana Election Commission adopts new procedures for June 2 Primary Election

In response to recommendations from Governor Eric Holcomb, Secretary of State Connie Lawson, and the leadership of Indiana’s major political parties, the Indiana Election Commission has issued an order making it easier for Hoosiers to vote in the June 2nd Primary Election. Governor Holcomb previously moved the primary from May 5 to June 2.
Positivity through a pandemic: Making the most of the days

With the recent closures of many schools and businesses and the mandate to limit non-essential travel and activity due to COVID-19, individuals are spending more hours at home than typical.
4C’s Food Pantry

The 4C’s Food Pantry, 307 E. Sycamore Street in Liberty, has been open two days a week for the past two weeks providing a helping hand to Union County residents.
UCCCJSD holds emergency meeting to address COVID-19

On March 18 the Union County College Corner Joint School District Board of Trustees met to discuss emergency measures in response to the worsening pandemic.
Woodruff’s Supermarket is going the extra mile

Woodruff’s Supermarket in Liberty has redefined that definition through 76 years of business and especially since the Coronavirus has changed our lives and lifestyles.
MMH providers and team members test positive for COVID-19

On March 24, 2020 Margaret Mary Health received confirmation of a few employees who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Area Hospital COVID-19 Plans and Procedure Updates
Chief Mitchum requests essential equipment for BPD

Brookville Town Council met on Tuesday, March 10 to discuss the Spillman System for the Brookville Police Department and some equipment the department was currently in need of.
How churches are dealing with COVID-19

While the churches of St. Anthony and St. Nicholas stood empty this past weekend, the faithful were gathered in the parking lots sitting in their warm cars tuned into radio station 107.5.
Local family fights against COVID-19

Louie Fasbinder, 69, started having symptoms for what he believed to be the flu around March 1; however, he had something much more severe and would not be officially diagnosed until March 19: COVID-19.