Here's the latest on COVID-19 in Tallapoosa, Coosa and Elmore counties, updated every weekday:
Here's the latest on COVID-19 in Tallapoosa, Coosa and Elmore counties, updated every weekday:
Here's the latest on COVID-19 in Tallapoosa, Coosa a… Read moreDaily COVID-19 update: Wednesday, Feb. 2
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COVID-19 cases are rising among Radney Elementary School students with 15 positive as of Friday afternoon, up five cases within 24 hours.
Russell Medical Center Chief Medical Officer Michele Goldhangen explains the emportance fo standardized treatment for patients with COVID-19.
Alexander City Schools' COVID-19 case count has nearly doubled in a week, up from 37 cases on Aug. 25 to 70 cases as of Wednesday.
An average of 9.4 patients were hospitalized in Russell Medical Center’s six-bed ICU at any given time last week, as the latest COVID-19 surge has the Alexander City hospital filling up even its temporary beds.
Tallapoosa County residents are contracting COVID-19 faster than ever.
Travis Barnett makes one dozen Russell Medical COVID-19 intubated patients to now be released from their care.
Rev. Eddie Hunter’s widow saw the effects of COVID-19 and encourages all to get COVID-19 vaccination
The Biden administration announced Tuesday that it would increase vaccine distribution to States, Tribes and territories by 5 percent as increased funding and the comprehensive National Strategy turns vaccines into vaccinations. This comes days after the United States hit the milestone of mo…
This December has been oddly quiet due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 1768, Catherine the Great was inoculated for smallpox, setting a royal public health example that would end up saving countless Russian lives.
This December has been oddly quiet due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 1768, Catherine the Great was inoculated for smallpox, setting a royal public health example that would end up saving countless Russian lives.
Gov. Kay Ivey once again extended Alabama’s “Safer at Home” order Wednesday, making masks mandatory through Jan. 22, 2021.
Alabama Department of Public Health state health officer Dr. Scott Harris and chief medical officer Dr. Mary McIntyre cautioned Alabamians about rising rates of COVID-19 and asked them to be vigilant during the days ahead. The spread of the virus has resulted in the greatest increases in hos…
More than 11 million people in the United States have now been infected with the coronavirus and more than 248,000 have died as case numbers reaching alarming new records across the country.
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