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12 new COVID cases in Grayson Co., one new death. Officials say 10 people have suffered reinfections. 12 new COVID cases in Grayson Co., one new death. Officials say 10 people have suffered reinfections. December 24, 2020 The Grayson County Health Department (GCHD) has released a coronavirus update. GCHD Director Josh Embry said Wednesday night that 12 new cases of the virus were confirmed between Tuesday and Wednesday, giving Grayson County 59 COVID-19 cases diagnosed since Friday. Over the last 11 days, the county has recorded 132 cases of the virus. The new cases increase the county’...

13 new COVID cases in Grayson Co. 47 cases confirmed since Friday. December 22, 2020 The Grayson County Health Department (GCHD) has released a coronavirus update. GCHD Director Josh Embry said 13 new cases of the virus have been confirmed since Monday, giving Grayson County 47 COVID-19 cases diagnosed since Friday. Over the last 10 days, the county has recorded 120 cases of the virus. The new cases increase the county’s COVID-19 victim count to 1,216 (one case per 22.4 residents). No new deaths were reported, leaving the county’s death toll to 35. As of Monday, 10 victims were hospit...

GCHD Director Josh Embry said 34 new cases of the virus have been confirmed Friday. The new cases give Grayson County 107 cases of the virus confirmed over the last nine days, nearly 12 per day. The new cases increase the county’s COVID-19 victim count to 1,203 (one case per 22.4 residents). Two new deaths were reported, raising Grayson County’s death toll to 35. Health officials said “five cases are now under review.” Officials report 10 victims are currently hospitalized, with two people on ventilators. The health department said there are 95 active coronavirus cases, a decrease of ...

COVID spread slowing in Grayson County, health dept. reports 10 new cases since Tuesday December 16, 2020 The Grayson County Health Department (GCHD) has released a coronavirus update. In announcing 10 new cases of the virus have been confirmed since Tuesday, GCHD Director Josh Embry said, “The speed of transmission has officially slowed.” While Wednesday’s cases give Grayson County 50 (10 per day) cases of the virus confirmed since Friday, and 18 over the last two days, the rate of occurrence has slowed considerably since a troubling November surge bled into December, likely due to...