Health

Bulloch County reports one probable COVID-19 death, Candler County reports one confirmed death. Candler's 27th COVID-19 death is a 62 year old black female with unknown comorbidity.

Georgia reported more than 4,500 new COVID-19 infections last Tuesday, roughly matching the large increase reported a week ago that was the highest in months.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Grice Connect Team! We hope everyone is staying safe during celebrations this Thanksgiving.

Bulloch County reports one probable death today; the total number of COVID-19 deaths for Bulloch County is now 53. Bulloch also reports a 14 day average of 132 per 100,000 citizens and a percent positive of 8.8.

The Department of Public health reports a 19 year old white male with unknown comorbidity as Evans County's 8th COVID-19 death.

The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) has recently released a statement , similar to that of the CDC, encouraging all citizens to celebrate this Thanksgiving at home with people in their household.

If you count positive COVID-19 results from antigen tests along with those from PCR screenings — something that most states do — Saturday’s increase of COVID infections in Georgia topped 6,300 – a new single-day record.

As a travel nurse, Denise Robinson of Atlanta takes assignments on a temporary basis in hospitals in Georgia and elsewhere. This year she traveled to New York to work at a hospital during the height of the city’s COVID-19 crisis.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently provided citizens with a list of ways to stay safe this Holiday season.

An 85 year old black male with no comorbidity is Bulloch County's 35th COVID-19 Death.