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Yavapai County Has Its First COVID-19 Related Death, Positive Cases Up To 57
Yavapai County has its first coronavirus-related death. County health officials say the death happened Saturday. The person who passed away was in the 65-and-older age group. Positive cases of COVID-19 are up to 57 in the county. There are ten positive cases in Prescott, Prescott Valley and Sedona with 13 other cases in the QuadFull Story
Yavapai County Officials Call For “Ballot-By-Mail” For 2020 Elections In Arizona
The Yavapai County recorder’s and election’s office has sent a letter to the state government, urging the them to make this year’s elections ballot-by-mail. County Recorder Leslie Hoffman and Elections Director Lynn Constable sent the letter to Governor Ducey, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and the state legislature on Friday. They want the state toFull Story
Arizona’s COVID-19 Cases Are Over 24-Hundred With 65 Deaths
Arizona’s cases of COVID-19 are now over 24-hundred with 65 deaths. State health officials say there are now 2,456 cases in the state. State officials say there are 163 cases now in Coconino County, 210 in Navajo County, 50 in Yavapai County and 25 in Apache County. Most cases are in the 20-to-44 year oldFull Story
Positive Cases Of COVID-19 Up To 46 In Yavapai County
The number of cases of COVID-19 in Yavapai County has risen to 46. There are now 32 residents of the Quad Cities area that have tested positive with 14 in the Verde Valley and one from an unknown area. Of the positive tests, 27 adults are ages 18-to-54 and 16 seniors are ages 65 andFull Story
Honeywell To Produce Over Six-Million N95 Masks For Arizona
The Honeywell Corporation has agreed to make more than six-million N95 masks for the state of Arizona over the next year to help health officials treat patients with COVID-19. The governor’s office made the announcement Saturday. Upon production of the masks, the Arizona Department of Health Services will deliver them to county health departments forFull Story
Arizona Positive Cases Continue To Rise To Over 22-Hundred With 64 Deaths
Arizona’s cases of COVID-19 are now over 22-hundred with 64 deaths. State health officials say there are now 2,269 cases, with 64 deaths, which is 12 more deaths in 24 hours. State officials say there are 161 cases now in Coconino County, 195 in Navajo County, 46 in Yavapai County and 23 in Apache County.Full Story
Governor Ducey Deems Salons And Some Other Businesses, Non-Essential
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has released additional guidance on essential services. Added to the closed list of businesses that must shut their doors by 5 p.m. Saturday are: barbers, hair and nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, spas and massage parlors. Also closing will be amenities at public parks, which includes basketball courts, and restrooms.Full Story
Three Dogs Are In Good Health After An Abuse Situation In Chino Valley
Three dogs are doing better after they were taken for treatment earlier this week after an abuse case in Chino Valley earlier this week. Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the area in the 24-hundred block of North Resting Place on Monday. The caller told dispatch 34-year-old Bryan Ellis had returned to a propertyFull Story
Yavapai County Now Has 41 Positive Cases Of COVID-19, 27 In The Quad Cities Area
The number of cases of COVID-19 in Yavapai County has risen to 41. There are now 27 residents of the Quad Cities area that have tested positive with 13 in the Verde Valley and one from an unknown area. Of the positive tests, 25 adults are ages 18-to-54 and 13 seniors are ages 65 andFull Story
Yavapai County Has 44 Positive Cases Of COVID-19
The number of cases of COVID-19 in Yavapai County has risen to 44. There are now 30 residents of the Quad Cities area that have tested positive with 14 in the Verde Valley and one from an unknown area. Of the positive tests, 28 adults are ages 18-to-54 and 13 seniors are ages 65 andFull Story