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HENDERSON — COVID-19 case rates in the Tri-County are once again on the rise, the Granville-Vance Health Department officials said this week in their latest bulletin about the virus’ effects on the area. As of July 28, there had been 102 new cases in Granville County and 52 in Vance County, with 41 and 21 of those, respectively, emerging in the past week, Granville-Vance Health Director Lisa Harrison said in the report. Harrison called that a “concerning resurgence” of infections, one that shows people should not “underestimate COVID-19 and its ability to remain a threat to health and life.” But there have been no additional deaths in the two counties in the past month, and vaccination rates are improving, she said.

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