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Car/motorcycle crash sends one to hospital

Courtesy-GTVFD TAYLORSVILLE, Ind. – The German Township Volunteer Fire Department (GTVFD), Columbus Regional Health (CRH), the Edinburgh Police Department, and the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s office were dispatched late Friday afternoon to an accident on Henry Lakes Boulevard, near Heritage Heights just south of Taylorsville. When authorities arrived, they found that a car and a motorcycle were involved in the crash. One person was injured and GTVFD determined that a medical helicopter was needed. Firefighters continued patient care until CRH EMS1 arrived, which provided paramedic-level care until IU Health Lifeline arrived. Lifeline transported the patient to a level 1 trauma center in Indianapolis.

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We ve Hit A Wall : Vaccine Hesitancy Worries Health Officials, Especially In Rural Areas

Credit Alex Paul / WFIU/WTIU News Steve Lyday spent most of April preparing what would’ve been Morgan County’s largest vaccination clinic. It was scheduled at Paul Hadley Middle School in Mooresville, an area of the county officials have had trouble serving because of the tight controls on vaccine storage. The state provided 2,400 Moderna doses to be split between two mass clinics: one scheduled for last Saturday and a follow-up effort in May. “1,200 – that s what we based our entire plan on,” said Lyday, the county’s public health and response coordinator. “And it didn t materialize.” When Lyday checked the schedule Tuesday, 97 people had signed up. He had 40 medical professionals and volunteers coming to work the clinic. It didn’t make any sense logistically, so the county had to cancel.

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Motorcycle driver, passenger injured after Tuesday crash

Columbus, IN, USA / MOJO 102.9 Apr 29, 2021 3:37 AM COLUMBUS, Ind. – A motorcyclist, traveling north on U.S. 31, just south of County Road 100S, at around 4 p.m. on Tuesday, failed to stop for slowed traffic. After skidding approximately 75 feet, the motorcycle came to a rest on the east side of the roadway. The driver, identified as Tony Michael, 53, of North Vernon, along with a female passenger were both thrown from the cycle. Michael was transported to Columbus Regional Health and the woman was flown to an Indianapolis hospital. No other vehicles were involved in the crash. Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy, Major Chris Lane, reminds motorists to watch for motorcycles now that warmer weather means that more will be out on the roadways. “I also want to remind motorcyclists to follow all rules of the road as well and to wear protective gear.”

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Man involved in wreck busted for DUI, warrant

Man involved in wreck busted for DUI, warrant
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CRH expands visitation options

Courtesy-CRH FB COLUMBUS, Ind. – Columbus Regional Health (CRH) is expanding visitation opportunities beginning today, Monday, April 26. Each inpatient or person receiving an outpatient service at CRH is now allowed up to two designated visitors or support persons per day. Safety remains a priority as the pandemic continues, therefore the increase in visitor options will be incorporated with continued strict safety protocols and guidelines, including symptom screening and mask requirements. Visitors must be 14 or older, wear a mask, and pass a temperature/symptom screening. They will be supplied an information sheet with instructions for the visit. The policy for the birthing center is different. Two support people over the age of 18 are allowed while the mother is in labor and during delivery. One person may be with the mother throughout her stay and one other visitor, age 18 or older, is welcome each day from 4 to 8 p.m. Two individuals may be designated to visit pediatric pat

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