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Eight more COVID-19 related deaths in Forsyth; new case count down slightly - Vimarsana News

Eight more COVID-19 related deaths in Forsyth; new case count down slightly

Eight more COVID-19 related deaths have been reported in Forsyth County while the new case count dipped slightly last week, according to the latest update from the N.C. Department of

Forsyth returns to the 'high' category for COVID-19 spread. - Vimarsana News

Forsyth returns to the 'high' category for COVID-19 spread.

Forsyth County is back in the high community-spread level for COVID-19, according to Thursday's update from the federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC returns Forsyth to low level category for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

CDC returns Forsyth to low level category for COVID-19

Forsyth County has been shifted back to the low community level for COVID-19, according to the latest update from the federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday.

Forsyth's COVID-19 levels remain high, according to CDC. Guilford and Wilkes join us in highest category. - Vimarsana News

Forsyth's COVID-19 levels remain high, according to CDC. Guilford and Wilkes join us in highest category.

Guilford and Wilkes counties have been added to the list of Triad and Northwest North Carolina counties with high levels of COVID-19.

Forsyth's healthcare hub may be key factor in high COVID-19 community level ranking - Vimarsana News

Forsyth's healthcare hub may be key factor in high COVID-19 community level ranking

Forsyth County's current status in the high community level category for COVID-19 may be influenced by outside — rather than inside — county factors, according to a local infectious diseases