CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE
Formal school policy now in place
A week after Jay School Board passed a resolution authorizing superintendent Jeremy Gulley to formalize COVID-19 exclusion protocols, those policies are now in place.
CARES funding clears a million
Money can be used to cover expenses related to pandemic.
Boggs tests COVID positive
Portland Mayor John Boggs has tested positive for COVID-19.
National Guard deployed to help
Indiana National Guard soldiers have been deployed to a Portland rehabilitation facility.
Jay posts 30 new cases
Jay County posted a single-day case record Wednesday.
Jay now at high risk for COVID
Indiana State Department of Health’s map became a lot more orange Wednesday.
Deadline nearing for grant program
Less than 100 hours are left to apply to Portland’s coronavirus relief program.
300 cases
Jay County has reached the 300-case mark.
Facility outbreak
Three residents have died from COVID-19 as the result of an outbreak at a Portland rehabilitation center.
Redkey council imposes fine for violation
REDKEY— Town residents whose downspouts are connected to Redkey’s sewer system will have two weeks to disconnect before facing a fine.
Rate of cases is increasing
Cases of COVID-19 in Jay County are growing at a faster rate than at any time during the ongoing pandemic.
More grant funding is available
More funding means more money for Fort Recovery businesses.
First death
Jay’s 1st COVID fatality confirmed.
Going strong
So far, so good. Fort Recovery Local Schools have been in session for more than a month without interruption, and staff members are hopeful that in-person classes will continue.
In need of heroes
United Way of Jay County launches annual campaign.
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