According to state officials, only 34 percent of Tennesseans who qualify for the COVID Funeral Assistance Program have applied.
November 23, 2024
Tag: COVID-19
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Motlow plans vaccination day
In partnership with the Lincoln County Health Department, Motlow State Community College will host a COVID-19 vaccination day at its Fayetteville campus on Friday, April 30.
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Vaccinations now available to all Moore residents 16 and older
COVID vaccinations are now wide open in Lynchburg and the Moore County Health Department will extend hours to accommodate.
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Tennessee moves into next risk-based vaccine phase on Monday
Tennessee will move into the next risk-based vaccine phase on Monday. No word yet on when the vaccine will be available to all those 55 and older.
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State health department confirms two cases of COVID-19 variant in Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Health officials confirmed that the new COVID-19 variant named B.1.1.7 had made it's way four hours northeast of Lynchburg to Blountville located near Knoxville. Two cases were confirmed and both individuals were being quarantined.
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State updates Tennessee’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan
Parents of high-risk kids as well as local jailers and correctional officers will want to pay particular attention to changes made to the state vaccination plan last week.
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COVID-19 Snapshot: What you need to know this week
As of today, Moore County has 20 new COVID cases and will not receive a shipment of vaccine this week.
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Citizen vaccinations begin in Moore County
The Moore County Health Department will be open on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. offering COVID-19 vaccination to any Moore County citizen aged 75 or older.
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MCHS Athletic Director: Immediate households can attend Raiders games, everyone should tune in remotely
MCHS officials announced this week that Raider sporting events will now be closed to all spectators except immediate family.
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Motlow adds thermal temp scanners to Moore County campus
Motlow State continues to innovate to keep it's faculty, staff, and students safe. They recently added no-contact temperature scanners on the Moore County campus.