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Northwest Arkansas covid cases increase 370%, hospitalizations steady - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas covid cases increase 370%, hospitalizations steady

New covid-19 cases in Northwest Arkansas have increased 370% in the past week as the pandemic surges across the state and the U.S.

'It's a Total Mess': Best Quotes of 2021 - Vimarsana News

'It's a Total Mess': Best Quotes of 2021

They said it, we only quoted them. Here are some of the best things said in 2021.

Hospitals can't handle Bikes, Blues & BBQ this year, Fayetteville health board agrees - Vimarsana News

Hospitals can't handle Bikes, Blues & BBQ this year, Fayetteville health board agrees

The organizers of Bikes, Blues & BBQ should consider canceling or postponing this year's event because of taxed hospital resources and staff, the city's Board of Health agreed Wednesday.

Northwest Arkansas hospitals stretching to accommodate covid-19 surge - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas hospitals stretching to accommodate covid-19 surge

The numbers of patients hospitalized with covid-19 in intensive care units and on ventilators in Northwest Arkansas hit all-time highs this week as area hospitals worked to meet the increasing demand.

Local News: Hospitals react to rapid rise in COVID-19 cases (7/29/21) - Vimarsana News

Local News: Hospitals react to rapid rise in COVID-19 cases (7/29/21)

Thursday, July 29, 2021 At least one hospital in Northwest Arkansas is making changes in light of the increasing number of COVID-19 infections in the region and across the state, while another is continuing on the same path chosen last April. In a news release issued last week, Birch Wright, the chief operating officer and administrator for Fayetteville-based Washington Regional Medical System, said the healthcare system would be moving to Phase 2 of its “COVID-19 Surge Plan.” “This allows us to temporarily reassign some of our hospital and clinic team members to assist in areas of most cr...