He will have been in the role for 10 years. The Bishop emotionally described the role as a privilege and a joy. He said: “In present circumstances, the timing of my retirement has not been an easy decision to make, but it feels right to me and to those I have consulted. The impact of the pandemic is going to be felt for a long time. The Diocese is developing a Mission and Pastoral Plan and we have an agreed financial framework with which to face the future with confidence. We continue to be about Renewing Hope as we Pray, Serve and Grow.
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Gov. Roy Cooper and state health and safety officials provide a Dec. 30, 2020, update on the coronavirus outbreak in North Carolina and the state s response to it.
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in 830 total cases, 8, 551 new cases reported 3339 people in the hospital and, sadly, 6729 who have died. Our prayers are with those who lost loved ones this year and who are fighting this cruel disease. Although overall testing was down is expected during the Christmas holidays, we saw the highest number of people in the hospital and record high percent positives, keeping people from getting sick and having to check into hospitals. That s an urgent priority. Right now. I m asking every North Carolinian to double down on our prevention efforts and protect each other by wearing a mask, being responsible following the protocols and making good decisions. The latest recommendations from the White House Coronavirus Task Force
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Gov. Roy Cooper and state health and safety officials provide a Dec. 22, 2020, update on the coronavirus outbreak in North Carolina and the state s response to it.
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North Carolina. As of today, we have had 488,902 total cases. 5255 new cases reported today. 3000 and one people in our hospitals would covert 19, and sadly, there are 6291 people who have died. Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones who are fighting this cruel, violent virus. And we know their hearts are heavy during this holiday season. Today, an update to our county alert map reinforces what we already know covered. 19 is spreading rapidly through our state. As of today, 65 counties air designated as red, which means critical community spread 27 counties air labeled orange, which means substantial community spread. This is alarming. 92 of our 100 counties are designated as red or orange. In the last week,
the pressure is on, former front-runner jeb bush, whose poll numbers are, you might say, dismal. this week he announced a major campaign reshuffle including cutting the payroll by 40%. david pain is a partner of fox global and john messinger. is jeb bush s campaign sick or on life support? it is on a slide. no question about it. when you cut your budget and staff and salary by almost half, you re in triage mode and trying to turn that campaign around and reverse the slide. all right, so, john what is more telling to democrats in terms of where they see blood in the water when it comes to jeb bush. is the issue the poll numbers which obviously have not held up and negatives are very high, or is it the fact that it appears at least that fund-raisers are abandoning him. i think all of the gop establishment candidates have been just doing terribly on the trail. it is their actual performance out there. we have seen gafb,