LOCAL NEWS | COVID 19 cases are spiking in Moore County again, according to the latest numbers from the Tennessee Department of Health.
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New state numbers show COVID-19 rate of infection slowing in Moore County
LOCAL NEWS | New cases of COVID-19 seems to be slowing down in Moore County.
Moore adds 171 new COVID cases last week
Moore County's new COVID case count rose for second straight week. There are now 280 active cases in Lynchburg.
State reminds Tennesseans that OTC COVID tests must be reimbursed
State reminds consumers that they can be reimbursed for over the counter, at-home COVID 19 tests.
Moore reports 144 new, 238 active COVID cases last week
Over the seven day period from January 9-15, Moore County confirmed 144 new, active COVID-19 cases, according to the latest weekly report released by the state on Wednesday.
State Health Department: Moore County adds 98 new COVID-19 cases last week
According to the Tennessee Department of Health's newest weekly numbers, Moore County gained 98 new, active COVID-19 cases in the first full week of January.
Vandy gives first dose of the new Covid-19 antibody combo
Last week, Caroline Davis of Nashville became the first patient at Vanderbilt University Medical Center to receive injections of a new antibody combination to protect her from COVID-19.
COVID vaccines for kids now available in southern, middle Tennessee
The CDC recently approved the Pfizer-BioTech COVID vaccine for kids ages 5-11 and those shots are now becoming available in southern, middle Tennessee, according to vaccine.gov.
State offers free Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
The state of Tennessee now offers free, monoclonal antibody treatments to anyone with a positive test that does not require hospitalization and there are multiple infusion sites in southern, middle Tennessee.
Moore gains 32 new COVID cases in first week of September
Moore County gained 32 new, active cases in the first seven days of September and 146 cases in August. On Tuesday, Tennessee became the state with the highest daily reported cases per capita.