A scientist from Arolsen, Hermann’s sister city in Germany, is one of the many scientists worldwide researching on an active substance to stop the coronavirus. He studied chemistry and works on the border line between chemistry and virology. He worked on drug-design and structural virology.
The following information was submitted to the Advertiser-Courier by Hermann Area District Hospital:
PSC Approves Modified Agreement Providing Energy Assistance
Average Missourians Need Help Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
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.
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.
Forty inscribed bricks honoring veterans were installed at Hermann Veterans Memorial Park on Thursday, April 30.
Some government offices and businesses in Hermann began a slow transition Monday to previous routines, in line with guidance from the state of Missouri and local authorities.
At the Gasconade County R-1 School District Board of Education meeting held on April 30, Matthew Mueller was hired as the next middle school principal, replacing Nicole Buschmann.
Not long ago we celebrated Easter Sunday or sometimes it's called Resurection day.
Ray Scherer
  The Gasconade County R-1 Alumni Association announces the establishment of the HHS Community College/Tech School Grant program.
The Hermann Wurst Haus and Central Missouri Meat and Sausage in Fulton are the only Missouri meat processors to assist the Missouri Farm Bureau, by processing pork for donations to food pantries across the state.
For more than a month now, the coronavirus has caused normal life to stall for the majority of Missourians and our economy.
The following information was released last week by the city of Hermann, regarding a contract for CodeRED, which will provide various emergency notifications to residents:
Meramec Regional Community Foundation (MRCF) awarded Gasconade County Health Department a $250 grant for its Car Seats for Kids. The check was presented at MRCF’s invite-a-friend luncheon March 12 at MRPC in St. James. This year, the MRCF board reviewed a total of 16 grant applications, requ…
The Children’s Emergency Fund provides goods and services to children and their families in need that live in the Gasconade County R-1 School District. The fund is managed by the Gasconade County R-1 School District social worker, Dawn Grosse, and her volunteers. It is financed by community …
The OPAA! Food Management local team continues to provide meals to Hermann students who are out of class due to the coronavirus "stay-at-home" order.
On 4/6/20, Deputy Fletcher responded to the Owensville Police Department for an assault. A 48-year-old Owensville man reported he was threatened by a known individual via text messages and phone calls. It was determined that no crime had occurred and the case was closed.
In a continuing series, Dr. Jaya Parker, chief of staff for Hermann Area District Hospital, is supplying information to the community related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In this column, Dr. Parker addresses common questions related to treatment of the virus.
Parson outlines plan for state's recovery
Parson extends order ahead of reopening state
Restrictions to ease on 'to-go' alcohol salesÂ
County COVID-19 order to expireThe Gasconade County Health Department has announced that it plans to allow its stay-at-home order, related to COVID-19, to expire at 8 a.m. Thursday, April 16.The department also released the following information to explain its decision:"The novel coronavirus…
The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is accepting applications for grants to fund Missouri projects that could stimulate the development and adoption of innovative conservation approaches and technologies. Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG) generally fund pilot projects…
Many churches across the nation have had to tailor their services in keeping with the restrictions that stem from the COVID-19 pandemic. Hermann United Methodist Church is proving to be one example of that adaptation.
The following information was provided by St. George School, concerning the remainder of the current academic year:
Missouri Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer, a Republican from Saint Elizabeth, recently provided information to district constituents on the stimulus package that's intended to supply economic and health-care relief due to losses from the COVID-19 pandemic:
Linn MO – Due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, State Technical College of Missouri and SkillsUSA Missouri was forced to cancel this year’s Missouri State Leadership and Skills Conference.Â
Sausage lovers in Hermann should have nothing to worry about, despite fears nationally over the nation’s pork supply due to the closing a Smithfield Foods pork processing plant.
We are ordering all Missouri public and charter schools to remain closed through the remainder of the academic year with the exceptions of nutrition services and child care that are outlined in our recent health order.This recommendation was made by working together with the Missouri Departm…
County explains privacy policy, test processes, SAH order
One Hermann family is relying on readily available materials in the community to help produce medical gear needed in the ongoing struggle against COVID-19.
CDC recommendations changed and they now say everyone needs to wear a face mask in public. This helps stop respiratory droplets being transmitted by you and any person’s mask protects you. The mask adds an added advantage, not touching the face, mouth or eyes which is how we often end up tra…
Parson issues statewide stay-at-home order
Opening the state
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