The Shelby County Jail has seen a decrease in the number of inmates incarcerated since mid-March as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic continue to be felt.
While the Shelby County Health Department has announced the first death from the novel coronavirus in Shelby County, the Indiana State Department of Health’s website has not yet updated Shelby County’s statistics.
The horns could be heard miles away while the signs were in your face. And the staff at Major Health Partners Medical Center could not have been more grateful for the show of support.
Dear readers,
State Rep. Sean Eberhart (R-Shelbyville) encourages Hoosier workers and small businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic to access recently expanded state and federal resources for help.
Those living in nursing homes or assisted living facilities already understand isolation. With COVID-19 restrictions in place, isolation has elevated to a new level.
The number of COVID-19 cases is still growing in Shelby County.
Indiana high school students will not take another class inside their school buildings this school year.
With travel restrictions in place after Gov. Eric Holcomb’s stay-at-home order was made as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, local hotels are feeling the effects of fewer travelers coming through Shelbyville.
The following information was provided by hospitals and law enforcement agencies. The Shelbyville News cannot vouch for its completeness or accuracy.
Shelby County has yet to report a death from the COVID-19 pandemic as March turned to April.
The St. Paul Tavern will serve as a grocery store for a few hours Thursday.
The 50th Anniversary of Shelby County Babe Ruth Baseball is, not surprisingly, on hold.
The number of meals provided wasn’t what Chartwells was hoping for on the first day providing free breakfasts and lunches to Shelbyville children, but the director of dining services is optimistic that the numbers will go up.
Z Shirts, a custom screen printing business in Shelbyville, is lending a hand to the community.
Funeral home staff are there to get clients through the grieving process. That is proving tougher with the COVID-19 gathering restrictions currently in place.
A group of Shelbyville women have been busy doing what they can to help those on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Racing to Methodist Hospital after learning her son was in a terrible automobile accident, Lisa Speidel made a quick call to the University of Vermont.
Dear readers,
The Salvation Army continues to serve carry-out meals at the Shelbyville location, 136 E. Washington St., and will have a drive-thru pantry on weekdays as local families are affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Shelby County United Fund For You (SCUFFY) announced a new executive director Friday.
It was a week like no other.
The Morristown Boys and Girls Club Carnival, set to run May 15-17, is still on as of Thursday.
Healthy Shelby County is providing a list of community resources in response to COVID-19 with regular updates. Below is a list of some of those resources. The complete list can be found at healthyshelbycounty.org.
Landon Watson has brought a little Stanford University know how to Shelbyville.
With the need for a special meeting but a ban in place on gatherings, the Shelbyville Common Council held its first “virtual meeting” Wednesday morning at City Hall.
As a public servant, Judge David Riggins of Shelby County Superior Court No. 2 felt obligated to inform the public of his positive COVID-19 test.
The coronavirus pandemic that led to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s order for Indiana residents to stay at home has also caused first responders to change the way they go about business.
COVID-19 is here in Shelby County. And it is spreading.
The following information was provided by hospitals and law enforcement agencies. The Shelbyville News cannot vouch for its completeness or accuracy.
Indiana Grand Racing needed a new leader following the death of longtime General Manager of Racing Jon Schuster near the end of 2019. So the company turned to a trusted friend.
The Shelby County Courthouse Annex will be closed to the public in response to the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down schools, most government meetings and public events.
An older gentleman stopped by the Shelby County United Fund For You (SCUFFY) office in Shelbyville Monday.
A simple question from a daughter to her father sparked a donation Monday morning to local hospital workers in need of protective equipment.
A line of cars slowly rolled through the Westar Mobile Home Park with horns honking Monday morning.
Victory Fellowship Church is reaching out to the community at large with an event Saturday night designed to give residents an opportunity to worship from a safe distance from one another.
Dear readers,
The Downtown Redevelopment Project has a more definitive timeline that was walked through Wednesday afternoon at City Hall for downtown business owners as well as residents interested in the project.
Shelbyville Central Schools responded Friday morning to Thursday’s directive by Gov. Eric Holcomb to keep all public schools closed until May 1 to limit the spread of COVID-19.
When Curt Chase first heard about schools shutting down in response to the coronavirus pandemic, he knew he had to take action.
Shelbyville Central Schools employees will continue to be paid while they’re stuck at home because of the coronavirus pandemic, which shut public schools down until May 1 with Gov. Eric Holcomb’s announcement Thursday afternoon.
The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Shelby County Wednesday by Major Health Partners and the Shelby County Health Department.
When the bats are swinging in Major League Baseball ballparks for spring training, Don Thompson will be at every game in Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona, with the Chicago Cubs. His wife, Eden, calls it his “adult daycare.”
The Shelby County Commissioners as well as architects seemed pleased with the five bids for the new probation building that were opened Tuesday afternoon in the Shelby County Courthouse Annex.
With schools shut down and events continuing to be canceled or postponed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, another repercussion has been the cancellation or postponement of overseas Spring Break trips for local schools.
Shelbyville Central Schools has opted to remain closed through April 3, adding a third week to the shut down over the worldwide pandemic known as COVID-19.
The Shelby County Jail is running smoothly while the rest of Shelby County hunkers down during the coronavirus pandemic.
Churches are turning to online platforms to deliver their weekly messages to parishioners in a time when large gatherings are not allowed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yes, The Shelbyville News is only eight pages today — all in one section. No, this is not the demise of your local paper that has been serving its readers for over 70 years.
The Board of Works will be temporarily shutting down its weekly meetings in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
FAIRLAND — Non-certified classroom employees and any employees who find themselves quarantined and unable to come to work or come down with the coronavirus will continue to be paid after the Northwestern Consolidated School Corporation board approved two resolutions Monday evening.
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