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CALEDONIA TWP. — The Arby’s restaurant on East M-21 has been closed since the discovery that one employee tested positive for COVID-19, a company spokesman said today.
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CORUNNA — County health officials say that while active cases of COVID-19 in Shiawassee County have fallen to fewer than 10, two cases are tied to a large outbreak at an East Lansing bar.
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CORUNNA — Officials say one new confirmed case of COVID-19 has been discovered in Shiawassee County.
There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported in Shiawassee County officials said Thursday.
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CORUNNA — The number of Shiawassee County COVID-19 cases remained at 244, officials said Wednesday afternoon.
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CORUNNA — Officials say one new confirmed case of COVID-19 has been discovered in Shiawassee County.
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OWOSSO — Even as COVID-19 restrictions ease and some people go back to work, many continue to feel anxious, depressed or overwhelmed by this still-challenging time — but help for Shiawassee County residents may be only a phone call away.
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County health officials Monday said there are only 11 known, confirmed and active cases of COVID-19 in Shiawassee County.
LANSING — Beginning today and for a limited time, the American Red Cross is testing all blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies, providing donors insight into whether they have been exposed to this coronavirus.
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LANSING — Gavin Ramirez couldn’t wait to tell everyone Thursday at Sparrow Hospital about his favorite TV show, “The Masked Singer.”
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OWOSSO — The city’s first marijuana grow facility, Oak Pharma Global Healing Solutions, opened its doors Thursday to give tours of the 27,005-square-foot building to industry colleagues, city leaders and contractors.
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OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare is formally uniting its 37 provider offices under the same brand umbrella, so everyone will know right away they are visiting a Memorial facility.
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Shiawassee County officials reported one new case of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the county total to 243.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County health officials say COVID-19 cases in the county remained steady Thursday at 242.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County Wednesday reported its first new confirmed COVID-19 infection in more than a week, bringing the county total to 242.
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SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Participating in a virtual 5K race doesn’t mean you don’t have to really run or walk — it only means you can do it from any location you choose.
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DURAND — The city council will conduct a special online meeting Thursday to consider proposals for a new ambulance service contract for city residents.
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CORUNNA — More than 200 people who contracted COVID-19 in Shiawassee County have recovered, officials said Tuesday, as overall cases held steady.
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LANSING — The Michigan Attorney General’s Office Monday said it is considering further action following a state Supreme Court decision blocking enforcement of a restraining order against Owosso barber Karl Manke.
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s COVID-19 numbers have not changed since May 28, according to the latest update from the Shiawassee County Health Department.
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County Health Director Larry Johnson has been leading a nonstop fight to slow the local spread of COVID-19 for four months, and although new cases have flattened, the effort isn’t over yet.
CORUNNA — It has now been a week since Shiawassee County last reported a new, confirmed case of — or death related to — the coronavirus, marking the longest stretch without a case or fatality since the virus first appeared in the county March 25.
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OWOSSO — The Memorial Healthcare Board of Trustees announced this week two longtime members have retired and a pair of new trustees have been named to the governing body.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s COVID-19 numbers remained unchanged Thursday, the Shiawassee County Health Department reported.
CORUNNA — Officials say the number of COVID-19 cases in the county is slightly lower than believed.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County COVID-19 numbers have flattened out over the past week, remaining at 242 confirmed cases for the second day — up only one since Friday.
CORUNNA — In its first COVID-19 update since Friday, Shiawassee County officials reported just one new, confirmed case of the respiratory virus.
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OWOSSO — A “Home Town Heroes Fly Over” soared over Memorial Healthcare Sunday afternoon as a flight of four planes circled the facility to honor health care workers.
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CORUNNA — The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Shiawassee County held steady Friday at 241, with 26 deaths.
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OWOSSO — Barber Karl Manke is still giving haircuts at his Owosso shop — and has refused to stop — even after an administrative judge upheld his license suspension and the Michigan Court of Appeals reversed an earlier decision by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart that allowed his shop…
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Thirty-two more people were considered to have recovered from COVID-19 infections in Shiawassee County Thursday as the total case count increased by only two.
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LANSING — Owosso barber Karl Manke this week suffered a pair of legal setbacks as an administrative judge upheld his license suspensions and the Michigan Court of Appeals ordered his shop closed.
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CORUNNA — A man in his 80s has become the 26th fatality tied to COVID-19 in Shiawassee County.
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County recorded its 25th COVID-19 death Tuesday — a man in his 90s.
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The Shiawassee County Health Department reported no new cases of COVID-19 Sunday and Monday.
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County recorded its 22nd death Wednesday linked to COVID-19 — a man in his 80s.
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CORUNNA — Barber Karl Manke can go back to cutting hair, according to a ruling Thursday by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart, who again declined to issue a temporary restraining order requested by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services that would have forced the barber t…
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CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Wednesday reported the largest one-day increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases since April.
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OWOSSO — City officials Wednesday afternoon said sanitary sewers in the city had quit overflowing into the Shiawassee River.
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Health Department reported Wednesday that sanitary sewer overflows (SSO) took place at the waste water treatment plants in Owosso and Durand.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County Health Director Larry Johnson has been leading a nonstop fight to slow the local spread of COVID-19 for four months, and although new cases have flattened, the effort isn’t over yet.
CORUNNA — It has now been a week since Shiawassee County last reported a new, confirmed case of — or death related to — the coronavirus, marking the longest stretch without a case or fatality since the virus first appeared in the county March 25.
OWOSSO — The Memorial Healthcare Board of Trustees announced this week two longtime members have retired and a pair of new trustees have been named to the governing body.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s COVID-19 numbers remained unchanged Thursday, the Shiawassee County Health Department reported.
CORUNNA — Officials say the number of COVID-19 cases in the county is slightly lower than believed.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County COVID-19 numbers have flattened out over the past week, remaining at 242 confirmed cases for the second day — up only one since Friday.
CORUNNA — In its first COVID-19 update since Friday, Shiawassee County officials reported just one new, confirmed case of the respiratory virus.
OWOSSO — A “Home Town Heroes Fly Over” soared over Memorial Healthcare Sunday afternoon as a flight of four planes circled the facility to honor health care workers.
CORUNNA — The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Shiawassee County held steady Friday at 241, with 26 deaths.
OWOSSO — Barber Karl Manke is still giving haircuts at his Owosso shop — and has refused to stop — even after an administrative judge upheld his license suspension and the Michigan Court of Appeals reversed an earlier decision by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart that allowed his shop…
Thirty-two more people were considered to have recovered from COVID-19 infections in Shiawassee County Thursday as the total case count increased by only two.
LANSING — Owosso barber Karl Manke this week suffered a pair of legal setbacks as an administrative judge upheld his license suspensions and the Michigan Court of Appeals ordered his shop closed.
CORUNNA — A man in his 80s has become the 26th fatality tied to COVID-19 in Shiawassee County.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County recorded its 25th COVID-19 death Tuesday — a man in his 90s.
The Shiawassee County Health Department reported no new cases of COVID-19 Sunday and Monday.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County recorded its 22nd death Wednesday linked to COVID-19 — a man in his 80s.
CORUNNA — Barber Karl Manke can go back to cutting hair, according to a ruling Thursday by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart, who again declined to issue a temporary restraining order requested by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services that would have forced the barber t…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Wednesday reported the largest one-day increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases since April.
OWOSSO — City officials Wednesday afternoon said sanitary sewers in the city had quit overflowing into the Shiawassee River.
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Health Department reported Wednesday that sanitary sewer overflows (SSO) took place at the waste water treatment plants in Owosso and Durand.
CORUNNA — A woman in her 90s Tuesday became the 21st COVID-19 related fatality in Shiawassee County and officials also said an infant has become the youngest positive case in the county.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Tuesday said a rabid bat was confirmed in the area through laboratory testing.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials say the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the county has increased — but only by two.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials say a man in his 70s has died from COVID-19 — the 20th fatality attributed to the virus in the county.
CORUNNA — The confirmed number of COVID-19 cases in Shiawassee County increased by three Saturday, bringing the county’s total number of cases to 227.
CORUNNA — Two new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed by health department officials Friday, bringing the total number of cases in Shiawassee County to 224.
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare has received an “A” in the Spring 2020 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade announced by The Leapfrog Group.
CORUNNA — Seven new confirmed cases of COVID-19 were announced in Shiawassee County Thursday, bringing the total to 222 infections.
OWOSSO — The signs placed all over the Memorial Healthcare campus read “Thank You,” “You Are Awesome,” “You Are Brave” and other expressions of gratitude to a medical staff putting itself at risk every day.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Wednesday announced a 19th person — a man in his 80s — has died from COVID-19.
PERRY — Central Pharmacy has moved into more spacious quarters, opening its doors Monday in a large brick building at 150 S. Main St., the former location of PNC Bank.
CORUNNA — County health officials said only three new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the area Tuesday.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Monday said two women have died from COVID-19, bringing the county’s death toll to the respiratory virus to 18.
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Health Department reported no new cases of COVID-19 Sunday.
CORUNNA — Two additional cases of COVID-19 were confirmed by Shiawassee County Health Department officials Saturday, bringing the county’s total to 204 cases, including 16 fatalities.
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Starting with the first appearance of COVID-19 infections in Shiawassee County, a health department team has been implementing a key strategy in reducing the spread, called “contact tracing.”
CORUNNA — Three additional Shiawassee County residents — two men in their 70s and one woman in her 80s — have succumbed to the coronavirus, the Shiawassee County Health Department announced Friday, marking the county’s largest single-day total in deaths to date.
CORUNNA — The confirmed number of COVID-19 cases increased by three Thursday, but no additional deaths were reported by the Shiawassee County Health Department.
CORUNNA — A woman in her 80s has become the latest person to die in Shiawassee County from COVID-19.
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare Tuesday lauded the life and career of Dr. J.M. Vachhani, calling the late physician “a dear colleague, friend, and supporter” of the hospital.
OWOSSO — As COVID-19 cases and fatalities in the county continue to remain flat, Memorial Healthcare Tuesday announced revised hours for its alternate care site.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Monday said COVID-19 cases held nearly steady, increasing by just one to 185.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials Sunday said there were no new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the county; deaths held steady at 12.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County crossed an unwanted milestone Thursday, recording its 10th COVID-19-related death — a woman in her 70s with underlying health issues.
OWOSSO — According to an online survey conducted this past week by the Owosso Main Street organization, many area residents are ready to return to at least some routine commercial outlets — but even more want to be assured of their safety first.
CORUNNA — A man in his 80s has died, bringing Shiawassee County’s COVID-19 toll to nine.
The 9-foot-tall bear in fron of Owosso Carpet Center is seen in this Wednesday photo wearing a personal protective mask.
LANSING — Nearly 7,000 area students who qualify for free or reduced lunches soon will be receiving Bridge cards from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services providing hundreds of dollars in food aid.
CORUNNA — Following full testing of staff and residents, Pleasant View officials Tuesday said more than two dozen people associated with the county facility are infected with COVID-19.
CORUNNA — The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the area swelled again, however, no new fatalities were reported Monday afternoon.
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