JOHNSTON — The first batches of COVID-19 vaccine will arrive in Iowa later this month, and hospital and long-term care facility staff and residents will receive the first doses, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Thursday.
According to a release from Page County Public Health on Dec. 2, the CDC has released new options to shorten a quarantine period related to COVID-19. These new guidelines apply to those that have been exposed to a positive COVID-19 case and remain asymptomatic.Â
JOHNSTON — Gov. Kim Reynolds and state attorney general Tom Miller are imploring Congress to take action on COVID-19 pandemic relief funding for states.
In an effort properly care for the increasing number of patients suffering from COVID-19, Clarinda Regional Health Center has established a sp…
Clarinda Regional Health Center (CRHC) Officials have announced their Test Iowa Site has moved locations, off campus, in anticipation of the c…
Participants are being sought and the public is invited to the first Winter Window Walk on the Sidney square, which will be held from 5 to 8 p…
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After completing a COVID-19 isolation, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley returned to work Monday in Washington.
DES MOINES — Iowans have, for the most part, been traveling less throughout the COVID-19 pandemic than they did at the same time last year, mu…
The Iowa Department of Corrections has reported that a Corrections Officer at the Clarinda Correctional Facility died Nov. 28 from the COVID-1…
At their Nov. 25 meeting, the Fremont County Board of Supervisors discussed a drainage/levee petition that had been filed asking the county to…
The Iowa Western Community College Board of Trustees unanimously approved the hiring of Dr. Daniel Kinney as the fourth president of the stori…
The Sidney School Board heard about new COVID-19 rules regarding extracurricular activities from Kent Larsen at their Nov. 16 meeting.
