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Cobb schools coronavirus data for Friday shows 461 new cases Read full article February 27, 2021, 2:29 AM·2 min read Feb. 27—Cobb County Schools reported 461 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the district in the past two weeks. On Friday, the school system's website listed 3,960 cases since July 1. Last week, there wasn't a report for either Cobb or Marietta schools due to the midwinter break. This week's cases were at 46 elementary schools, 22 middle schools and 16 high schools, for a total of 84 schools. The school with the highest number of reported active cases in Cobb is Kell High Sc...

Feb. 23—Boulder County Public Health reported 34 new COVID-19 cases, three new hospitalizations and no new deaths on Monday. The 34 new cases bring the county's total cases to 18,633. The three new hospitalizations bring the county's total to 532, with 26 residents currently hospitalized with coronavirus. The number of deaths remains unchanged at 245. The county's seven day positivity average ...

Feb. 18—Missouri Southern State University and Pittsburg (Kansas) State University continued this week to report small numbers of COVID-19 cases on their campuses. Missouri Southern reported one new student case on campus during the week ending Feb. 14 and no new employee cases, according to the school's COVID-19 dashboard this week. During that reporting period, the campus was open only one ...

Pine Ridge Middle School switches to virtual learning due to COVID-19 cases among students COVID-19: Stop the spread of germs By Laurel Mallory | February 12, 2021 at 12:57 PM EST - Updated February 12 at 10:38 PM WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - One middle school in Lexington School District Two will go virtual for two weeks after more than 5% of its student population tested positive for COVID-19, officials said Friday. Pine Ridge Middle School Principal Dr. David Basile says around 90 students have been placed in quarantine. “We had probably collected the largest number of positives and ...

    Hubbell, Greenville Chamber, area businesses share perspectives on impact of virus, kick-off holiday season with life-saving blood/plasma drive     Greenville – The Greenville business community came together recently to discuss the impact of COVID-19 and to fight back against the virus with a joint blood and convalescent plasma drive benefitting The Blood Connection.  During the event held at Hubbell Lighting’s headquarters, Hubbell Lighting Vice President of Human Resources Garth Warner and the Greenville Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Rich Hagins offered insight on how the pa...