James Monroe HIgh School the location of the first Johnson and Johnson clinic

With news that more vaccine supply is now available, it’s important to make sure you are on the registration list! This way, when it’s your turn to be vaccinated, you will be contacted by the Rappahannock Area Health District or one of their community partners.

Here’s what you need to know about getting a shot

Rappahannock Area Health District looks at coronavirus numbers in the area

29 hospitalized in three area hospitals with COVID

A year ago COVID was in the process of changing nearly everything in our lives. Devlin Reiley with the Rappahannock YMCA says it was a time of fear and change.

Rappahannock Area Health District vaccine numbers

Behind the scenes at Mary Washington Healthcare’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic

106 new COVID cases reported over the weekend

Locality-by-locality look at the coronavirus

Mary Washington Healthcare’s Dr. Mike McDermott and Dr. Chris Newman say all three COVID vaccines are working. They told a virtual Town Hall that when your turn comes up, take whatever you are offered.

Percent Positivity under 6%

Mary Washington Healthcare Chief Medcial Officer Dr. Chris Newman told a virtual Town Hall on Thursday night that given the CDC guidelines this week, he’s optimistic that the end of the pandemic is in sight.

Rappahannock Area Health District says 33 are hospitalized in the region

Weekly look at area COVID statistics

Rappahannock Health District numbers show the Percent Positivity numbers in the area now below 6%

Governor Northam says keeping your vaccine registration information current is important–along with answering your phone! That phone call could be THE call to get your vaccine.

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Nancy Farrell Allen. Topics include carbs and all the milk choices we have.

Weekly look at vaccine numbers in the region