The latest cumulative figures for people who tested positive for COVID-19 virus and a cumulative count of those who have died, was shown Monday, Nov. 23, at 7:30 a.m., from Johns Hopkins University and Medicine website (coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html) to be:
Before Mexia’s Roy West passed away Nov. 14, the longtime truck driver told his family and loved ones he wanted his remains delivered in his casket to the church on the back of an 18-wheeler.
Limestone County’s annual Tree of Angels ceremony, which was scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 1, has been canceled after someone in the County Attorney’s Office tested positive for COVID-19.
FALFURRIAS — After 8 a.m. on a fall Friday, a 31-foot white van drove down pockmarked streets, passed a public housing complex and pulled into the Falfurrias High School parking lot. Masked medical staff unloaded coolers filled with vaccines, then unpacked gloves and bandages. Others set out a hot pink sign bearing a handwritten message: “Free Flu Shots!”
On June 26, Texas was reporting 5,102 people had been hospitalized due to the coronavirus, breaking a new record for the state. The positivity rate — the portion of tests that come back positive — had hovered above Gov. Greg Abbott’s “warning flag” level of 10% for more than a week.
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