Nine less people hospitalized in the area

;
Nine less people hospitalized in the area
The Rappahannock Area Health District says hospitalizations are the most important number. They’re down one in the last week.
AUDIO: Special Olympics Virginia President Rick Jeffrey talks about many of their programs going virtual and how you can participate this weekend in the Law Enforcement Torch Run and raise money.Â
Nurses at Mary Washington Hospital and Novant Hospital in Culpeper receive a treat
Throughout June, VRE will install platform decals to support social distancing. Onboard graphics will indicate where passengers should sit and stand in railcars
Rappahannock Area Health District officials say hospital numbers are what they are watching
Here’s a list of testing locations in Rappahannock Area Health District
The Rappahannock Area Health District reports 30 hospitalized in the region
The Rappahannock Area Health District says 30 are hospitalized
The Rappahannock Area Health District says three of the outbreaks are at workplaces.
More details to come. Restrictions easing at restaurants, fitness centers and museums
Health officials say the number of hospital cases is one of the important pieces of data they watch
Rappahannock Area Health Disrict says a Stafford man in his 80’s has died
Area Health District says 32 people are hospitalized.
UMW Libraries’ Special Collections and University Archives team is collecting and digitizing a variety of COVID-19 related materials, from diaries to photos to social media posts
COVID-19 antibody scammers are cashing in on demand and creating phony tests, according to Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker reports.Â
The Rappahannock Area Health District says the majority of cases continue to be adults aged 20-49 years old.
AUDIO: The Acting Director of the Rappahannock Area Health District talks with us about the roller coaster numbers, wearing masks and school in the fall.
VIDEO: Officials with Mary Washington Healthcare say wearing a mask shouldn’t be a burden and could help save lives.
Five in the Fredericksburg area