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Hamilton County Has No More Coronavirus Deaths, 35 New Cases; Tennessee Has 16 More Deaths - Vimarsana News

Hamilton County Has No More Coronavirus Deaths, 35 New Cases; Tennessee Has 16 More Deaths

Hamilton County Has No More Coronavirus Deaths, 35 New Cases; Tennessee Has 16 More Deaths Tuesday, May 11, 2021 Hamilton County had 35 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, bringing the total to 44,618. There have been no more deaths from the virus, and the total is 495 in the county.  The number of those who have recovered from coronavirus in Hamilton County is 43,581, which is 98 percent, and there are 542 active cases. There are 37 patients hospitalized and 10 in Intensive Care Units. Seven more are hospitalized with suspected cases of COVID.  Of those hospitalized, 12 are...

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 45 New Cases; Tennessee Has 19 More Deaths - Vimarsana News

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 45 New Cases; Tennessee Has 19 More Deaths

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 45 New Cases; Tennessee Has 19 More Deaths Monday, May 10, 2021 Hamilton County had 45 new coronavirus cases on Monday, bringing the total to 44,583. There has been one more death from the virus, and the total is 495 in the county. It is reported to be a white man, aged 51-60.  The number of those who have recovered from coronavirus in Hamilton County is 43,528, which is 98 percent, and there are 560 active cases. There are 35 patients hospitalized and 12 in Intensive Care Units. Three more are hospitalized with suspected cases of ...

Hamilton County Has No New COVID Deaths, 39 More Cases; Tennessee Reports 10 More Deaths - Vimarsana News

Hamilton County Has No New COVID Deaths, 39 More Cases; Tennessee Reports 10 More Deaths

Hamilton County Has No New COVID Deaths, 39 More Cases; Tennessee Reports 10 More Deaths Friday, May 7, 2021 Hamilton County had 39 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the total to 44,468. There have been no more deaths from the virus, and the total is 494 in the county.  The number of those who have recovered from coronavirus in Hamilton County is 43,418, which is 98 percent, and there are 556 active cases. There are 43 patients hospitalized and 12 in Intensive Care Units. Of those hospitalized, 23 are county residents.  The number of coronavirus cases in Tennessee ...

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 46 New Cases; State Has 17 More Deaths - Vimarsana News

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 46 New Cases; State Has 17 More Deaths

Hamilton County Has 1 More COVID Death And 46 New Cases; State Has 17 More Deaths Thursday, May 6, 2021 Hamilton County had 46 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, bringing the total to 44,429. There has been one more death from the virus, and the total is 494 in the county.  The death is reported to be a white male, age 71-80. The number of those who have recovered from coronavirus in Hamilton County is 43,363, which is 98 percent, and there are 572 active cases. There are 46 patients hospitalized and 13 in Intensive Care Units. Two others are in the hospital with suspected ...

Parade And Luncheon Highlight Armed Forces Celebration - Vimarsana News

Parade And Luncheon Highlight Armed Forces Celebration

Parade And Luncheon Highlight Armed Forces Celebration Friday, May 7, 2021 - by John Shearer - photo by John Shearer World War II veteran Ralph Painter - photo by John Shearer Sunny skies and perfect weather made for a crowd friendly 72nd annual Armed Forces Parade down Market Street Friday morning – although it was briefer and with fewer marching bands than in years past.   And a bright future was predicted as well for America’s security by the Armed Forces celebration luncheon speaker, Congressman Mark Green of Tennessee, despite the admitted challenges...