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Forsyth ending 2022 at high level for COVID-19 community spread

Forsyth County has been shifted to the high category for COVID-19 community spread for the first time since early October, according to Thursday s update from the federal Centers for Disease

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COVID-19 levels on rise in parts of Triad; Forsyth remains at medium

Forsyth County remains in the medium category for COVID-19 community spread, while four Triad and Northwest North Carolina counties are four of the five statewide in the high category.

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Forsyth returns to medium level for COVID-19

Forsyth County has returned to the medium category for COVID-19, meaning people at high risk for getting very sick from the virus should mask up.

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COVID-19 booster shots available for children ages 6 months to 4 years

North Carolina children ages 6 month to 4 years can receive an updated COVID-19 vaccine, the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services said Monday.

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Two more Forsyth residents die from COVID-19 related illness; weekly case count remains on decline

The Forsyth County death toll from COVID-19 has increased again by two, while the weekly case count remained at a seven-month low.

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