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Alicia Rodgers, a 50-year-old resident at Cherry Springs Village assisted living facility, beams for a photo taken at a socially-distanced strike team member. Rodgers contracted COVID-19 in the early days of the outbreak at the facility.

Aging

As COVID-19 threatened western N.C., a new approach to fighting it in long-term care

by Thomas Goldsmith June 10, 2020June 15, 2020

Shows a large indoor arena fulled with people. If the RNC comes to Charlotte, this venue could be filled with about 19,000 Republicans, possibly putting them at risk for COVID.

Infectious Disease

Coronavirus Today – June 2 – GOP convention and NC demands; Cooper shares Bible story for Trump; COVID graph day

by Editor June 2, 2020November 25, 2022

A small storefront has become a Latino grocery store called Tienda Centro reads the sign. Siler City has one of the highest rates of COVID infection in North Carolina

Health Inequities

Latinos, the coronavirus and a single ZIP code

by Greg Barnes May 29, 2020January 29, 2021

a woman at a podium speaks to a mostly empty room. the only others there are wearing masks, as they're social distancing because of COVID-19.

Infectious Disease

Coronavirus Today – May 26 – Cooper, Trump, GOP convention; Alamance speedway defiance; Hang on Mandy, Mandy hang on

by Editor May 26, 2020October 27, 2022

shows a beer in a brewery, some of which are opening back up after the COVID-19 stay at home order

Infectious Disease

Coronavirus Today – May 22 – Restaurant effort to boost confidence; craft brewery confusion; NASCAR and Atrium team up

by Editor May 22, 2020October 27, 2022

A face mask used to prevent COVID-19 transmission. It's blue with an outline of the state of North Carolina with the flag colors inside the outline

Infectious Disease

Coronavirus Today – May 19 – Heated Lincoln County debate; nod to older North Carolinians; Avery County gets first COVID case

by Editor May 19, 2020December 10, 2022