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Ellsworth County Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bair delivered bad news to county commissioners Monday at their weekly meeting.
Read moreFrom the files of the August 4, 1988 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter.
Read moreThis is an extraordinary Easter. Did you attend a virtual service hosted in another city? Perhaps you drove to a service and never got out of your car. Instead of your Easter finest, did you lounge in comfy clothes all day? Christians found new and extraordinary ways to celebrate Easter. This is fitting. Easter is about the extraordinary, the unusual.
Read moreFor Ignatius Rodriguez and his staff of more than three dozen at Gene’s Heartland Foods, the past three weeks have been like nothing they have ever experienced.
Read moreOnly a day after Ellsworth County commissioners approved a month-long countywide burn ban, commissioners reversed themselves and rescinded the ban.
Read moreOn April 7, Ellsworth County reported its first case of COVID-19. However, that report was reversed minutes later. Kerianne Ehrlich, supervisor of the county health department, gave a brief review on that reversal at the April 9 meeting of the county’s local emergency planning committee.
Read moreIn reaction to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many events and activities have been either cancelled or postponed — both here and across the nation.
Read moreAs stay-at-home orders were issued and schools announced they would be moving online in light of the coronavirus pandemic, Wilson Communications moved to ensure that students who didn’t previously have access to the internet from their homes would have free access so that they could continue their school year with the rest of their classmates.
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