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Forsyth reaches 10-week high for new weekly COVID-19 case count - Vimarsana News

Forsyth reaches 10-week high for new weekly COVID-19 case count

Forsyth County had a 2½-month high in its new COVID-19 weekly case count last week, but with no additional related deaths, according to the N.C. Department of Health and Human

Forsyth has two more COVID-19 related deaths as weekly case count hovers at six-month low - Vimarsana News

Forsyth has two more COVID-19 related deaths as weekly case count hovers at six-month low

Forsyth County has been reported with two additional COVID-19 related deaths even as the weekly case count remains at a six-month low.

Forsyth has three more COVID-related deaths; weekly case count continues to shrink. - Vimarsana News

Forsyth has three more COVID-related deaths; weekly case count continues to shrink.

Forsyth County is nearing another threshold for the COVID-19 pandemic, this time with 900 deaths confirmed as related to the coronavirus.

COVID-19 related deaths surge by 17 in Forsyth; increase likely related to confirmation of older cases - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 related deaths surge by 17 in Forsyth; increase likely related to confirmation of older cases

An additional 17 people have died of COVID-19-related causes in Forsyth County, the highest count in the state's weekly report since the height of the omicron surge in mid-February.

Forsyth has five more COVID-19 related deaths. Weekly case count reaches near five-month low - Vimarsana News

Forsyth has five more COVID-19 related deaths. Weekly case count reaches near five-month low

The number of COVID-19 cases in Forsyth County dropped to a nearly five-month low last week, according to Wednesday's weekly update from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services.