Jennifer Shiflett and Allison Balmes-John with the Rappahannock Area Health District talk about contact tracing, keeping the workplace safe, Halloween and the importance of flu shots.
Rappahannock Area Health District COVID trends
Testing available in the Stafford Hospital parking lot 4-7 on every Wednesday this month
Fredericksburg School Board members talk about the difficult decisions involved in a return to school–and the heroic work of many teachers.
Fredericksburg School Superintendent Dr. Marci Catlett laid out a return to school plan to the City School Board on Monday.
Rappahannock Area Health District COVID-19 averages for each locality
Emotional. Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center’s Save Jane event at Market Square in downtown Fredericksburg.
Lori Myers with the Alzheimer’s Association previews the virtual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Talk about caregiving in a pandemic and local helps from the Alzheimer’s Association.
Vaccine supplies are limited and will be available on a first- come, first- served basis until the end time of the event, or until the supply of flu vaccine runs out.
Spotsylvania Schools are on schedule to switch to a hybrid learning model October 12th. School Board Chairman Baron Braswell asks the community to give it a chance.
The Fredericksburg area clinic will be a four-story, 450,000-square- foot facility built on a 48-acre site with extensive frontage along U.S. Route 1 at Hood Drive.
The Rappahannock Area Health District is offering free COVID-19 testing Wednesday afternoon at Falmouth Baptist Church for anyone over the age of 16.
Pruebas COVID-19 gratis este Miercoles, el 30 de Septiembre en Falmouth Baptist Church. Disponible para todos los mayores de 16 años.
Rappahannock Area Health District looks at COVID-19 in area localities
Rappahannock Area Health District analyzes each locality in Planning District 16
Rappahannock Area Health District teaches us about droplet transmission
Rappahannock Area Health District compiles coronavirus numbers each week to determine trends in each locality
Rappahannock Area Health District says 69 people have died
Stafford Supervisors are withholding their first quarter payment to the Central Rappahannock Regional Library because the library remains closed during the pandemic.
Rappahannock Area Health District Incident Commander Joe Saitta talks about how the local health district has managed COVID-19. (Many people doing new jobs) He also talked about planning for mass vaccinations.
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