HARRISBURG — The Department of Health reported an increase of 3,346 cases of COVID-19 Friday. The statewide case total is now 926,336.
Local COVID-19 Updates
DuBOIS — Penn Highlands Healthcare, in partnership with The Courier Express, is providing weekly updates to community members on its vaccination process. The updates include how many doses of vaccine the healthcare system has administered, who is currently eligible to be vaccinated and how P…
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HARRISBURG — The Department of Health reported an increase of 2,356 cases of COVID-19 Thursday. The statewide case total is now 922,990.
BRADFORD – While many activities have been canceled by the pandemic this year, the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford’s popular annual One World Cultural Festival will go on celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of the campus just has it has for more than 20 years. This year, however, …
HARRISBURG — The Department of Health reported an increase of 2,786 cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. The statewide case total is now 920,634.
DuBOIS — Penn Highlands Healthcare officials addressed specific questions about COVID-19 during the most recent media teleconference.
DuBOIS — Snow and ice have piled up across the City of DuBois over the last few weeks and DuBois City Council again reminded residents that they must clear their sidewalks of the winer residue within 24 hours after a storm ends.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — The Punxsutawney Area Hospital held a COVID-19 vaccination clinic last weekend that gave 2,000 individuals the first round of the Moderna vaccine.
HARRISBURG — The Department of Health reported an increase of 2,830 cases of COVID-19 Tuesday. The statewide case total is now 917,848.
National COVID-19 Updates
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