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Coronavirus in Asheville: What you need to know on Feb 13

The addition increased the total in the state to 814,594 since the start of the pandemic.  As of Feb. 11, COVID-19 deaths in the state totaled 10,376. In Buncombe County, 89 new cases reported Feb. 12 increased the new total to 14,442 and Buncombe reported a total of 271 deaths. Hospitalizations Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients dropped to 2,151 reported as of Feb. 11, continuing the declining trend of hospitalized patients and marking a rate a little more than half the 3,943 hospitalized patients reported Jan. 11. The state reported 214 confirmed positive patients admitted in the previous 24 hours. At Mission Health, there were 84 lab-confirmed COVID-19 patients across its area hospitals, reported spokeswoman Nancy Lindell.

Coronavirus in Asheville: What you need to know on Feb 10

The addition increased the total in the state to 802,065 since the start of the pandemic.  As of Feb. 8, COVID-19 deaths in the state totaled 10,046.  In Buncombe County, 50 new cases reported Feb. 9 increased the new total to 14,193 and Buncombe reported a total of 270 deaths. Hospitalizations Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients across the state increased for the first day in two weeks, to 2,374 reported as of Feb. 9, an increase of just four cases from the day before and stopping a 13-day run of decreasing hospitalizations. The state reported 233 confirmed positive patients admitted in the previous 24 hours. At Mission Health, there were 94 lab-confirmed COVID-19 patients across its area hospitals, reported spokeswoman Nancy Lindell.

Solidarity with Alabama Amazon workers! All out for Feb 20 National Day of Solidarity!

Solidarity with Alabama Amazon workers! All out for Feb. 20 National Day of Solidarity! By Martha Grevatt posted on February 8, 2021 Communication Workers (CWA) members support Amazon union drive, Bessemer, Ala., Feb. 6. Southern workers: We got your back! Organize the South! The Southern Workers Assembly has gotten behind the Amazon workers, calling for a National Day of Solidarity Feb. 20.  “All eyes are on Bessemer, Alabama, and the struggle to win the first U.S. union at Amazon one of the largest and richest corporations in the world that warehouse workers are waging,” the SWA posted on its website Feb. 4. “We are Southern workers, active in building organization at our jobs and across the South. We salute you and send our solidarity to the critical fight that you are leading, showing the way for all workers.”

Coronavirus in Asheville: What you need to know on Feb 6

The addition increased the total in the state to 787,349 since the start of the pandemic.  As of Feb. 4, COVID-19 deaths in the state totaled 9,841.  In Buncombe County, another 73 cases reported Feb. 5 increased the new total to 13,932 and Buncombe reported a total of 265 deaths. Hospitalizations Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients across the state dropped for the tenth day in a row, to 2,523 reported as of Feb. 4, as numbers continue to fall from 3,368 reported Jan. 25. The state reported 234 confirmed positive patients admitted in the previous 24 hours. At Mission Health, there were 96 lab-confirmed COVID-19 patients across its area hospitals, reported spokeswoman Nancy Lindell. Of patients in the hospital as of 7:30 a.m. Feb. 5, 76 were at Mission Hospital in Asheville, seven at Angel Medical Center in Franklin, one at Blue Ridge Regional Hospital in Spruce Pine, eight at Mission Hospital McDowell in Marion and four at Transylvania Regional Hospital in Br

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