WAYNE — Although concerns regarding the novel coronavirus continue to postpone or cancel summertime festivities, it didn’t stop locals from celebrating Independence Day at a safe distance over the weekend.
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WAYNE — Although concerns regarding the novel coronavirus continue to postpone or cancel summertime festivities, it didn’t stop locals from celebrating Independence Day at a safe distance over the weekend.
The medical professionals are counted among the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Cabell County. The Cabell-Huntington Health Department reported several causes for the spike, including large and small gatherings.
CHARLESTON — The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another popular outdoor event.
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