COVID closes lobbies at local banks

Allen County's positive coronavirus cases rise to 313 as businesses adapt to risk.

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November 25, 2020 - 10:11 AM

Local banks have closed their lobbies because of increases in coronavirus cases in the area.

The banks will maintain drive-thru services, which will be open during their regular banking hours. Most banks also offer some type of online banking option. 

Those who need in-person services, such as access to safe deposit boxes, should call their bank to make arrangements.

Banks made the change this week.

They’ll be close entirely for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Allen County has reported 313 total COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began, according to the most recent numbers released by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Monday. That’s up from 298 on Friday.

The county currently has 74 active cases, the Southeast Kansas Multi-County Health Departments reported Tuesday night.

The state of Kansas had 7,526 new cases since Friday, with 46 new deaths. Kansas has seen a total of 142,059 cases with 1,456 deaths.

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