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'My mom was more than just a number': The lives behind the coronavirus Shane Windmeyer lost his mother, Diann Hall, to coronavirus and wants people to remember that data points are real people with real lives. Author: Lexi Wilson (WCNC) Updated: 8:23 PM EST January 2, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The COVID-19 pandemic enters 2021 with no signs of slowing down. North Carolina is hitting grim records on a regular basis. The high counts serve as a reminder that even with 2020 behind us, the coronavirus is still here. Lost in the numbers are the names and faces affecte...

'My mom was more than just a number': The lives behind the coronavirus Shane Windmeyer lost his mother, Diann Hall, to coronavirus and wants people to remember that data points are real people with real lives. Author: Lexi Wilson (WCNC) Updated: 8:23 PM EST January 2, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The COVID-19 pandemic enters 2021 with no signs of slowing down. North Carolina is hitting grim records on a regular basis. The high counts serve as a reminder that even with 2020 behind us, the coronavirus is still here. Lost in the numbers are the names and faces affecte...

By The Editorial Advisory Board Seriously, Kansas county officials, what will it take? Does it take your residents falling ill and crowding hospitals? Does it take them succumbing to a pandemic because medical resources are stretched too thin? Or does it simply take COVID-19 finally affecting a family member or close friend? These are strong words, we know. But the story last week from The Topeka Capital-Journal’s Andrew Bahl is most concerning. “Multiple Kansas counties are backing off mask mandates they implemented last month as COVID-19 cases increased ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday...

'My mom was more than just a number' | The lives behind the coronavirus Shane Windmeyer lost his mother, Diann Hall, to coronavirus and wants people to remember that data points are real people with real lives. Author: Lexi Wilson (WCNC) Updated: 8:23 PM EST January 2, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The COVID-19 pandemic enters 2021 with no signs of slowing down. North Carolina is hitting grim records on a regular basis. The high counts serve as a reminder that even with 2020 behind us, the coronavirus is still here. Lost in the numbers are the names and faces affect...