A quarter-million dollar grant awarded to Allen County will be used to expand resources for women who have experienced domestic violence or substance use disorder resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Douglas County commissioners voted to opt out of the Tri-County public health order which would essentially take over after the state's COVID-19 dial expires on April 16.
Declaring that “this pandemic is over,” the Douglas County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to pass a resolution to opt out of further Tri County public health orders..
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