Weekly vaccine numbers
Rappahannock Area Health District vaccination numbers
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COVID cases remain high in the region
Percent beginning to come down, slightly
Rappahannock Area Health District reports two more COVID deaths
COVID in the region remains at the high level
Rappahannock Area Health District reports a COVID death for the second straight day
Percent positivity slightly declines–but still high
Rappahannock Area Health District reports COVID hospitalizations decline
One more death reported. 300 total coronavirus deaths since the beginning of the pandemic
Rappahannock Area Health District reports high weekend COVID numbers
One death. Nearly 350 new cases
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Rappahannock Area Health District weekly COVID numbers
Coronavirus numbers from the City, Stafford, Spotsy, Caroline and King George
Rappahannock Area Health District vaccine numbers
Weekly check on how many people in the region have received the vaccine
Rappahannock Area Health District COVID percent positivity stays over 10
Nearly 140 new COVID cases
Rappahannock Health District reports 50 COVID cases hospitalized
93 new cases in the area
Rappahannock Area Health District booster shot information
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COVID Percent Positivity in region remains over 10%
47 hospitalized around the region
WATCH: Hints on protecting kids from COVID
Dr. Richard Erwin is a pediatrician with Mary Washington Pediatrics. With the increase of Delta variant COVID-19 cases in children, he has tips for parents on keeping your children safe and healthy.
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During a Town Hall meeting, Mary Washington Healthcare officals talked about why wear a mask right now and why get vaccinated.
Rappahannock Area Health District reports 300+ new COVID cases over the weekend
40 people in the area hospitalized
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Three pathways, offered by UMW in conjunction with community partners, are helping aspiring nurses answer the call to medical care
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Rappahannock Area Health District weekly COVID numbers
COVID continues to rise around the area.
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