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As COVID-19 testing expands and cases increase across the state, health departments are struggling to keep up with contact tracing. Delay in contact tracing has resulted from a variety of factors:
Scenic Regional temporarily reduces hours Due to ongoing staffing shortages related to illnesses, COVID-19, and quarantines, all Scenic Regional Library branches -- including the branch in Hermann -- will have new, reduced service hours beginning Monday, Nov. 30.The new hours at all location…
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In response to the current coronavirus pandemic, and in the best interest of our guests, our businesses, and our communities, the Say Cheese Wine Trail has been CANCELED on Saturday & Sunday, December 12 & 13, 2020.
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Scenic Regional Library to require face masks
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According to the Show Me Strong website, local health professions and area doctors, Gasconade County is experiencing a boom in positive COVID-19 cases.
Gasconade County Health Department is closing the Hermann office temporarily for the next couple of days due to the increase in Covid 19 case loads to conduct investigations and contact tracing.
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The following report was provided by the Gasconade County Health Department on Oct. 14:
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I was asked to comment on "The Great Barrington Declaration", which has gone "viral" in the last few days. It advocates for us to change our approach to the COVID pandemic to "allow those who are at minimal risk of death to live their lives normally to build up immunity to the virus through…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, a Republican who has steadfastly refused to require residents to wear masks, tested positive for the coronavirus, his office said Wednesday.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. —KMBC News
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Over the last several weeks and months we have seen our case count increase and most notably over the last couple of weeks we have seen a sharp increase in numbers. As of this past weekend, Sunday 8/30/2020, Gasconade was at the top of the list for 7- day percent increase in confirmed cases …
The following report was provided to the Advertiser-Courier by StoneBridge Senior Living in Hermann:
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From the desk of Superintendent Dr Scott Smith
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At its regular monthly meeting, the Brush & Palette Club voted to cancel this year's Arts & Crafts Festival due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event is always held on the second full weekend in October.
"The Gasconade County Health Department has been in contact with the local supervision of Casey’s General Store in Hermann, MO regarding a positive COVID-19 case late Thursday afternoon (8/13/2020). Upon completion of our investigation, any known close contacts have been identified and conta…
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For months now, every facet of “normal” life has been upended by COVID-19. Where and how we work, learn, shop, socialize and even bank have all been affected. Yet, the bright spot amid this sea of change has been America’s enduring spirit as friends and neighbors work together to stay safe, …
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The following was submitted by Community Foundation of the Hermann Area:
A Missouri Farm Bureau survey brings to life many of the hidden effects of COVID-19 on farmers and rural communities.
Jack M. Greene was born in Hamilton, MO to Clarence and Grace Bainter Greene on March 21, 1925. He had one older sister, Janice Meredith. At age 12, the family moved to Hermann, where his father opened Greene’s Department Store. Jack graduated from Hermann High School in 1943, enrolled …
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As Gasconade County and the rest of Missouri reopen under Gov. Mike Parson's plan for businesses to resume operation, the state will see the return of unemployment requirements for those impacted by the pandemic.
The Montgomery County Fair Board has released the following information regarding this year’s event:
After many, many hours of discussion, careful thought and consideration, it is with an extremely heavy heart that the Montgomery County Fair Board announce that we have decided to cancel the 2020 Montgomery County Fair.
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Dr. Michael Rothermich, vice chief of staff at Hermann Area District Hospital, submitted the following information to the Advertiser-Courier on Monday:
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The Hermann Community Food Pantry has submitted the following information regarding its operations during the pandemic:
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The following information was submitted to the Advertiser-Courier by Hermann Area District Hospital:
Out of an abundance of caution and to protect participants amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns, Missouri State Parks and the Missouri State Parks Foundation have cancelled the 2020 Katy Trail Ride scheduled to begin Monday, June 22.
The U.S. Census Bureau, in coordination with federal, state and local health officials, will begin to drop off 2020 Census questionnaire packets at front doors of households in Missouri beginning this week.
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During this time of year, The Showboat Theatre would normally be showing several movies each month and collecting money to pay utilities, building maintenance and renovation projects. With the COVID-19 crisis, the lovely old theater has no funding coming in to pay for operating costs and ren…
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Despite the lingering pandemic, Hermann businesses continue to slowly reopen their doors to customers and are receiving the best precautions on coping with COVID-19.
Last week, President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act (DPA) to extend much-needed federal support to the U.S. pork production system.
While the last few months have been trying as we have stayed home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, Missouri is on the path to safely reopening.
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Officials with one Hermann charitable organization say local charitable donations are increasing as people start receiving their stimulus checks as part of the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, & Economic Security) Act.
Officials with one Hermann charitable organization say local charitable donations are increasing as people start receiving their stimulus checks as part of the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, & Economic Security) Act.
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The Community Foundation of the Ozarks has awarded nine new COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund grants, surpassing $1.23 million in total grants made for pandemic-related needs, and with the Ministerial Alliance of the Hermann Area as one of the recipients.
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- Wurst Haus partners in pork donations
- Governor on state response plan
- Update on Paycheck Protection Program
- City contracts for emergency system
- Cruz reflects on beef amid COVID-19
- Parson details initial recovery phase
- Hermann Trolley hopes for resumption of service
- The Children’s Emergency Funds Receives CFHA COVID-19 Relief Grant to Supply Hygiene Kits to Students
- School meals program doubles numbers
- Third District comes together
- FREE & CLEAR: NO CASES OF COVID-19 IN GASCONADE COUNTY
- Inn owner serves COVID-19 meals
- Physician answers questions on COVID-19 treatment
- Parson extends order ahead of reopening state
- Restrictions to ease on 'to-go' alcohol sales
- Farmers’ markets adapting to virus
- Drive-in Easter service draws worshippers
- St. George continues remote lessons
- Luetkemeyer outlines stimulus points
- Virus strains HADH finances
- Face shields being made locally
- Herman physicians explain their plea to the public
- Committee cancels Maifest
- The Community Foundation of the Hermann Area has complied a services list to provide assistance during the COVID-19 outbreak.
- Hospital needs defibrillators, volunteers
- Free 2019 Tax Prep Assistance for Low Income Filers Now Available
- State's WIC operations to continue
- Area COVID-19 task force formed
- COVID-19 Creates Significant Financial Strain On Rural Hospitals
- Governor Updates
- County announces second confirmed case
- OATS adding services back to Hermann Express
- State’s pork producers pledge efforts during pandemic
- City park facilities shut down
- Telehealth delivers on patient requests
- City park facilities shut down
- Bing Crosby - The Teddy Bear's Picnic (1950) Hermann is going on a BEAR HUNT, see this week's Hermann Advertiser Courier newspaper!
- Rural Development to operate remotely
- County scores well in social distancing
- County scores well in social distancing
- COVID-19 Task Force formed
- Locals react to Coronavirus
- Social distancing and flattening the curve
- County sales tax receipts continue drop
- County awaits results from test collections
- Hospital board discusses virus planning
- Gasconade County still has no positive cases
- Crusade Against Cancer postpones events
- District launches meals program
- Coronavirus drive-through testing center
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