Lifestyle wrap: Headlines in Saint Joseph

(SAINT JOSEPH, MO) Your life never stops, and neither does our commitment to keeping you up-to-date on the hottest trend and lifestyle stories.

Pulled from contributors around the region, here’s a glimpse of what’s what people are talking about in your area. For more stories from the Saint Joseph area, click here.

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LOCAL HEADLINE

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Mosaic Life Care reports treating 56 COVID-19 patients

Mosaic Life Care reports it is treating 56 COVID-19 patients in its system. Mosaic says as of today, it is treating 53 of the patients at the St. Joseph hospital with three being treated in Maryville. Those are the same numbers as Mosaic released Sunday. St. Joseph health officials reported... Read more

TOP VIEWED

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Sister of Solace helps women get back on their feet

Sisters of Solace is a St. Joseph local home for women healing from trauma and addiction. Sisters of Solace Director Stacy Kerns says employment is a very important step towards dignity. “We’re all created with gifts and talents to offer the world and so working goes a long way to... Read more

TRENDING NOW

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Local business reacts to rise in covid numbers

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) At the Ground Round, assistant manager Bobby Hay says making his customers happy is his number one priority. "That's the main thing right now trying to make everybody comfortable," He said. "I'm telling ya that's a hard thing to do." That task is getting harder for his... Read more

LOCAL PICK

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Experts warn delta variant threatens all ages

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Hospital officials also are saying the Delta variant is attacking unvaccinated people at an alarming rate, regardless of age. Mosaic leaders reported a relatively healthy 29-year-old was on a ventilator at the hospital last week. Top U.S. infectious disease experts warn individuals in their 20s, 30s, 40s... Read more