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Beginning in the Fall Semester, Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute will offer three new programs that will help local students prepare for in-demand careers. In partnership with local pharmaceutical companies, CCC&TI leaders developed a 2-year Associate
Caldwell County learned of a COVID-19 cluster at a local fire department. Sawmills Fire/Rescue has six cases associated with the department. NC Department of Public Health defines a COVID-19 clusters in workplace, educational, and other community settings
Psalms/Solid Rock Family Medicine will hold a first come, first serve drive thru COVID-19 antibody and COVID-19 testing clinic on Friday, June, 5th from 9am until 5pm at Patton High School in Morganton. Antibody testing is not
There was some confusion on social media Thursday morning regarding statements by Lenoir Mayor Joe Gibbons and Morganton Mayor Ronnie Thompson concerning the death of George Floyd. The statements were exactly the same except for the name
Catawba County Public Health is investigating a newly identified outbreak of COVID-19 at Brookdale Senior Living – Falling Creek, where 2 residents have tested positive for the virus. The assisted living facility is informing patients, their family
Here is a statement issued by Lenoir Mayor Joe Gibbons As the Mayor of the City of Lenoir, I wish to express my thoughts regarding the tragic and unnecessary death of Mr. George Floyd that occurred
116 people were tested at the Caldwell County Health Department’s first Drive-thru COVID-19 Testing event Wednesday. Many of the people tested today reported being asymptomatic, but having been in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.
—John Hayes, pharmacist and owner of Caldwell Discount Drug Company in Hudson, received Caldwell Hospice’s Above and Beyond award for the first quarter of 2020 for his exemplary commitment to service. “John continually goes above and beyond
The number of people being tested in Caldwell County continues to increase. Between Friday afternoon and Monday afternoon 331 tests were completed. On Tuesday, another 165 people were tested. Testing is recommended for the following individuals: Anyone
Below is a statement from Case Farms. Officials would neither confirm nor deny if any of it’s employees were infected. The safety of our employees is our top priority at Case Farms. We are taking
