Over 160 people have now died in the region from COVID

Rappahannock Area Health District says over 18,000 people overall have been impacted by the virus in the region

Local health district numbers for each locality

Mary Washington Healthcare President and CEO Mike McDermott says the slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine makes him wonder how long it will take to get thru the priority groups and to the general population.

The Rappahannock Health District is finalizing a plan for equitable distribution of vaccine in each locality. This plan will likely involve offering vaccine clinics in each locality one day per week

121 hospitalized with the coronavirus

In their weekly COVID-19 Town Hall, Mary Washington Healthcare officials said there are 99 patients in the ICU. Eileen Dohmann is the Chief Nursing Officer with MWHC.

Here’s a rundown of how the vaccine is currently being distributed:

Area Health District looks at weekly COVID trends

The death of a Stafford resident puts the total to 146

“We ask for patience as we gather more information about how much vaccine we can anticipate in the weeks to come.”

Two more local deaths from COVID. 145 total

New COVID-19 cases continue in the region

A look at the coronavirus in the region

Individuals will be required to bring a personal form of identification such as a driver’s license, and may also be asked to show proof of qualification

Here’s the latest information on signing up for the COVID-19 vaccine

300+ new cases

Mary Washington Healthcare officials say your COVID vaccine won’t mean you can immediately become part of a world without masks.

Library buildings will close to the public on Tuesday