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GREENSBORO — A Guilford County Sheriff’s Office deputy working as a courthouse bailiff in Greensboro has died after contracting COVID-19 earlier this week.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — Even as numbers stabilize in many parts of the area, two more people died over the weekend from COVID-19 in Randolph County, according to health officials.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — Another death determined to have been from COVID-19 was reported Monday in Randolph County, bringing its total to 49 after a week in which the county lost three of its residents.
HIGH POINT — Add concerns about damage to the heart to the insidious list of threats from COVID-19.
TRINITY — Trinity High School continues with its fully-virtual remote learning days after an individual on campus tested positive for COVID-19.
HIGH POINT — High Point University has reported its first three cases of COVID-19 virus infections for the new semester that started with in-person classroom instruction on Tuesday.
HIGH POINT — Home furnishings manufacturers have a long history of stepping up in times of national crisis, but documentation of those efforts has been minimal.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — Three Randolph County nursing homes and the county’s detention center have reported active cases of COVID-19 at their facilities within the last month, according to a document produced last week by a state agency.
HIGH POINT — It wasn’t supposed to play out like this.
THOMASVILLE — Almost two weeks after the family of a Thomasville High School graduate who attended virtual graduation reported the student had tested positive for COVID-19, Thomasville City Schools has had to reevaluate procedures.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) reported the state’s highest one-day number of laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases with 1,107 cases reported on Saturday.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — A contingent of local and national pundits have accused local leaders of playing politics when lives are at stake.
HIGH POINT — Nursing homes and assisted living facilities have been ground zero for coronavirus outbreaks, and a High Point assisted living facility now has reported one.
HIGH POINT — A High Point University Poll focused on the coronavirus pandemic isn’t surprising but still sobering: North Carolinians have profound and pervasive concerns about the impact of the crisis on the economy.
HIGH POINT — The city plans to allocate more than half a million dollars in federal coronavirus relief funds to community agencies.
HIGH POINT — A century from now, how will High Pointers look back on the coronavirus pandemic of 2020? What will history tell them about how the city responded to the crisis? How did we cope? How did we help one another? How did life change?
HIGH POINT — The city appears to have suffered eight COVID-19 deaths and nearly 140 cases, according to figures released for the first time by the state’s main public health agency.
HIGH POINT — Leaders of High Point University outlined a plan Thursday for the coming school year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — In an effort to streamline inquiries regarding how local government and business leaders can respond to demands of a global epidemic, one Randolph County government official was identified as the head of the spear.
HIGH POINT — State numbers show a disproportionate number of COVID-19 cases among black North Carolinians, amplified by existing health risks and health care disparities, health officials say.
RANDOLPH COUNTY — Two residents from Davidson and Randolph counties have died from COVID-19, the first virus-related deaths in each county, according to local health departments.
TRINITY — A Sheetz convenience store in Trinity has closed temporarily after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY — Randolph County schools will remain closed next week as COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly through communities across the nation.
TRIAD — The risk of contracting the potentially deadly coronavirus here in the Triad is almost nonexistent, according to a local infectious disease expert.
HIGH POINT — Furniture market organizers worry that the quickly spreading coronavirus centered in the key home furnishings nation of China could spiral into a crisis potentially impacting attendance and business activity at the city and state’s largest-single economic event.
TRIAD — A different kind of opioid crisis is affecting local hospitals.
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