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Reopening … it’s a mixed bag: Some Terre Haute businesses see a rush back, others see a trickle

As businesses begin to reopen and welcome back patrons, they’re having to adjust to both government mandated restrictions and shoppers eager to find some sense normalcy.
ZERO WASTE STORE: New reTHink shop in Terre Haute all about sustainability, community

One of Shikha Bhattacharyya’s dreams has been to open a zero-waste shop.
Pandemic turns telehealth into the new normal

What was once considered as an experimental way to deliver health care, telehealth, has now become a mainstream delivery system.
Hoosier doctors answer modern day house call with smart phones and/or computer as telehealth gains popularity during COVID-19 pandemic

ATTN: Boone and Marion

A hundred years ago, family physicians would often arrive at your doorstep and be invited inside to diagnose everything from chicken pox to measles.
Research: COVID-19 less prevalent in Evansville workforce than elsewhere, but caution still urged

EVANSVILLE — From the start of the coronavirus pandemic, positive cases in Evansville per capita have generally trailed the rest of Indiana.
Pittsburgh Glass Works is closing its Evansville facility, about 360 jobs to be lost

EVANSVILLE — Pittsburgh Glass Works is closing its Evansville facility, resulting in the loss of about 360 jobs.
Unmasking the virus: Divide grows between those who wear masks and those who refuse

Bartholomew County health officials are urging people to wear masks or face coverings while in public to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the community, especially as evidence continues to emerge that asymptomatic carriers are helping fuel the pandemic.
No announcement yet on who is bringing 2.2 million-square foot distribution center with 2,089 parking spaces Hancock County

HANCOCK COUNTY — A 2.2 million-square foot distribution center with more than 2,000 parking spaces is coming to the Mt. Comfort Corridor, but the county’s economic development chief isn’t yet ready to announce who will be operating out of it.
For downtown businesses, consumer confidence means creating a 'culture of safety'

ANDERSON — If the store reopens, will the customers return?
Jasper relaxes code enforcement for local businesses to help them recover from COVID-19 losses

JASPER — The City of Jasper might look a little different this summer.

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