A weekly look at COVID-19 numbers in the region

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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
What will school look like in Spotsylvania when students return after the upcoming break? The School Board will continue to monitor COVID and hold a special meeting, if necessary.
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
Rappahannock Area Health District reports nearly 75 hospitalized.
Mary Washington Healthcare officials told a virtual Town Hall on Thursday night they expect some COVID vaccine’s here early next week. However, just because you’re vaccinated won’t mean you can put your masks away.
Graphs show how coronavirus numbers keep climbing
135 new cases as the numbers rise
Virginia will be under a nightly curfew from midnight to 5am and social gatherings limited to ten people under new guidelines announced by Governor Northam. The restrictions go into effect a minute into into Monday and expire January 31.
Officials at Mary Washington Healthcare talk about wearing a mask and wearing it correctly
COVID numbers in the area keep rising
The weekly COVID-19 averages continue to climb in the region
Dr. Daniel Geisler talks about colorectal surgery. He’s international recognized as a pioneer of the single-port colorectal surgery procedures.
Rappahannock Area Health District COVID numbers not slowing down
Helpline Coordinator Marie Stevenson and Executive Director Cathleen Pessolano talk about work of Mental Health America of Fredericksburg during the pandemic. More calls, more needs for help with fewer services and beds available.
Fredericksburg City Schools Interim Deputy Superintendent Dr. Matthew Eberhardt tells the School Board that there have been no student cases of COVID-19. Eberhardt outlined the approach City Schools have taken with COVID-19.
The Fredericksburg School Board approved a plan to send students–who want to go–back into the classroom two days a week for face-to-face learning