While Caldwell County hasn’t had a positive case of coronavirus (COVID-19) in over a month elected officials are reminding residents to continue to adhere to CDC guidelines to help slow the spread of the virus even more.
Judge-Executive Larry Curling says a positive thing to consider is the increase in testing, which will continue to be facilitated through the Caldwell Medical Center.
Judge Curling adds even though Caldwell hasn’t had a confirmed case in seven weeks, now is not the time to abandon social distancing practices.
In a social media post Sunday Princeton Mayor Kota Young announced both hospitalized COVID-19 patients are now home. The county’s other ten cases were able to rest and recover in their own homes.
For more information about COVID-19 and guidelines to stay safe and help slow the spread of the virus you can click here or call the statewide hotline at 1-800-722-5725.
