Vaccine rollout continues to progress
LEDGER — The COVID-19 vaccine continues to rollout in Mitchell County.
LEDGER — The COVID-19 vaccine continues to rollout in Mitchell County.
LEDGER – Although it’s a new year, COVID-19 is still here.
The most recent numbers for the tri-counties were reported by the Toe River Health District (TRHD) on Tuesday, Dec. 29.
SPRUCE PINE — The COVID vaccine has arrived in Mitchell County.
LEDGER — As cases continue to rise in the region, it is now easier to get tested for COVID-19 in Mitchell County.
LEDGER — With positive COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in the region and neighboring counties closing schools, the Mitchell County School System is continuing on the same path.
Update on case numbers: As of Wednesday, Dec. 9, Mitchell County has 120 active positive cases, 31 of which are in congregate living facilities, and 17 deaths.
SPRUCE PINE — As positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Mitchell County, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) has categorized Mitchell as a critical community
SPRUCE PINE — As the holiday season approaches, cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise in Mitchell County and other rural counties in North Carolina.
SPRUCE PINE — With an increase in coronavirus cases in recent weeks, Toe River Health Director Diane Creek credits much of the rise to “COVID fatigue.”
SPRUCE PINE — A Greenlee Primary School student and a Mayland Early College High School student have tested positive for COVID-19, Mitchell County Schools said in a press release.