Each week the area health district puts together coronavirus cases for each locality

“We all have a responsibility to ourselves and our communities. We know what to do- it’s time we all take action.”

Stafford Supervisor Tinesha Allen had COVID-19. She has a message for the community going into the holidays.

Advice to college students–but good for anyone traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday. Allison Balmes-John with the Rappahannock Area Health District with tips during a virtual meeting with students.

Governor Northam describes what went into his decision last Friday to change some COVID-19 restrictions in Virginia.

Governor Northam on Thanksgiving with family and friends: Think hard how you celebrate. Consider the risks.

The Rappahannock Area Health District says the seven day average of COVID-19 cases is the highest since the pandemic began.

Stafford Board of Supervisors Chairman Meg Bohmke asks residents to get a second wind and again fight the coronavirus.

“We are asking the public to commit to following recommendations by VDH to help us get through winter and a possible COVID-19 vaccine and maybe an illness-free spring”

Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Denise Bonds tells Spotsylvania Supervisors that COVID-19 cases in the area are at the highest they’ve been. Dr. Bonds says even though Thanksgiving is her favorite holiday, she won’t be gathering in person with all her family.

Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Denise Bonds talks to Caroline Supervisors about a vaccine and masks. She says schools have some of the lowest COVID-19 numbers.

Dr. Rafael Hernandez stated, “We are excited to become partners with Mary Washington Healthcare.”

Dr. Wade Kartchner oversees Health District that includes Culpeper, Orange and Fauquier counties

Rappahannock Area Health District coronavirus numbers this past week

Includes limit of 25 individuals for in-person gatherings, expanded mask mandate, on-site alcohol curfew, and increased enforcement