Lampasas County is now reporting 1,404 total COVID-19 cases as of Monday evening.
Local Coronavirus News
The lobby of Lampasas City Hall is closed until Monday, city officials said in a news release Tuesday.
The Bell County Public Health District identified eight COVID-19 related deaths on Tuesday as active cases fell below 2,000 for the first time since Dec. 29.
On Tuesday, Bell County health officials launched a new waitlist to help ensure that no dose of the county’s Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine goes to waste. This new waitlist is available online at www.bellcountyhealth.org.
The Bell County Public Health District announced seven COVID-19 related fatalities on Monday with active cases continuing to fall.
Due to an apparent scheduling mix up, a number of senior citizens wound up waiting in rainy Sunday morning weather - for COVID 19 vaccines which never arrived.
Lampasas County is now reporting 1,308 total COVID-19 cases.
A temporary COVID-19 state testing site will be at the Killeen Special Events Center, 3301 S. WS Young Drive, Monday and Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on both days.
Bell County surpassed 15,000 COVID-19 recoveries on Friday, as active cases fell to 2,317 — 43 fewer than Thursday.
Bell County will administer second doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine beginning Feb. 3 — inoculations that will be delivered in a drive-through format, Bell County spokesman James Stafford said.
In Coryell County there are now 2,564 coronavirus cases reported with 483 active cases, 2,057 recovered and 24 deaths.
Bell County reached 200 COVID-19 related deaths on Thursday, as active cases fell to 2,360 — 115 fewer than Wednesday.
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