The Rappahannock Area Health District reports 249 new COVID-19 cases. 92 hospitalized in the region. Two deaths.

Mary Washington Healthcare officials told a Tuesday Town Hall that hospital numbers locally and in neighboring states are rising to unprecedented levels. The message: Limit contact with others.

Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center says the lights bring normalcy and hope

Rappahannock Area Health District numbers show 88 hospitalized

250+ new cases in the region reported on Christmas

Rappahannock Area Health District’s weekly look at the region’s numbers

70+ hospitalized with the coronavirus in the area

There’s not as much over the river and thru the woods this year.   But Pat Holland with Healthy Generations Area on Aging and elder advocate Valerie Hopson-Bell talk about ways to virtually stay in touch and monitor health.

Percent positivity at 12.5%. 10% considered high

Stacy Mason shared with national viewers how she and her colleagues on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic are supporting one another.Mrs. Mason established the Team Cupboard at Mary Washington Healthcare

Mary Washington Healthcare officials told a Thursday night Town Hall that both COVID-19 vaccine’s are “exceptionally safe.” Dr. Chris Newman says minor side effects show the vaccine is working.

76 hospitalized with COVID in the region

Francis Whitney, Jen Shiflett and Allison Balmes-John with the Rappahannock Area Health District talk about a vaccine, high COVID-19 numbers and staying safe over the holidays.

A weekly look at COVID-19 numbers in the region

High numbers continue to be reported in the region

The vaccine has arrived to some in the region

Mary Washington Healthcare officials were asked at a recent virtual Townhall why lockdowns and masks were necessary and why individuals weren’t given the option of determining their own risks….

Health care organizations and surgeons seeking accreditation by SRC undergo an extensive self-assessment and inspection.

We continue to see high COVID-19 numbers around here