153 New Cases, Two Area COVID Related Deaths Wednesday
Along with Adams County’s 61 new COVID cases and one additional death, 37 more new cases were reported in western Illinois Wednesday.
The Hancock County Health Department reported 16 new lab confirmed coronavirus cases Wednesday, bringing their case total to 1,338, with 246 isolated, four hospitalized and 26 deaths.
Officials in Pike County reported eleven new COVID cases Wednesday. Their case total now stands at 1,352, with 77 active, 13 hospitalized and 38 deaths.
The Brown County Health Department reported ten new coronavirus cases since Tuesday. The Brown County case total is now 450, with 56 active, one hospitalized and six deaths.
Health department officials in northeast Missouri reported 54 new confirmed cases of COVID along with one new COVID related death Wednesday.
295 New Cases, Seven Area COVID Related Deaths Tuesday
The Adams County Health Department Tuesday announced the deaths of two more Adams County residents due to COVID-19 related illness, a female in her 80s and a female in her 90s.
Officials also reported 159 new confirmed cases of coronavirus Tuesday, bringing their case total to 6,311, with 550 active, 58 hospitalized age 20s to 90s, seven in ICU and now 69 deaths.
Along with Adams County’s 159 new cases and two deaths, health department officials in western Illinois reported an additional 44 new COVID cases and two deaths Tuesday.
The Hancock County Health Department reported 23 new lab confirmed coronavirus cases Tuesday, running their case total to 1,322, with 251 isolated, four hospitalized and 26 deaths.
29 New COVID Cases in Hancock, Brown Counties
The Hancock County Health Department reported 18 new confirmed cases of coronavirus Thursday through Saturday.
There have now been 1,227 COVID cases since the pandemic began, with 235 isolated, four hospitalized and 26 deaths.
In Brown County, officials reported Sunday there have been eleven new coronavirus cases there since last Tuesday.
The Brown County case total is now 434, with 61 active, two hospitalizations and six deaths.
Playing the Waiting Game: After a strong start to the season, Marauders are stuck sitting idle
12/24/20 4:25 AM
FORTVILLE A seasonal marketing strategy for TV programming and even Spotify for those streaming enthusiasts the “25 Days of Christmas” often conjures feelings of warmth, fun and joy around the holidays.
For the Mt. Vernon boys basketball team, however, those festive winter words hold an entirely different meaning, especially this season.
A team without an opponent since Dec. 5 and nearly that day as well Marauders boys basketball has been idly frozen in place this month, and barring any further changes, the program’s layoff from games will mark exactly 25 days.