Sixteen more Greenlee County and 14 more Graham County residents have contracted COVID-19, bringing the total number of active cases to 142 and 993, respectively.
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The Greenlee County Health Department reported 12 new COVID-19 patients Monday night, bringing to 126 the number of patients currently fighting the virus.
Despite the objections of two city council members and the disapproval of the Greenlee County Health Department, the Christmas on the Old West Highway event will still take place in Duncan.
Mt Graham Regional Medical Center officials announced Monday afternoon that the hospital is at full capacity and soon may not be able to meet the capacity needs of the community.
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Morenci High School has been forced to cancel Friday night’s quarterfinal football game against Benson because of a positive COVID-19 case. Several team members are also now in quarantine.
Graham County experienced a 17 percent increase in the number of COVID-19 cases from Nov. 18-Nov. 25.
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday that Arizona could be “back to normal’’ by this summer once Arizonans get vaccinated for COVID-19.
The Graham County Health Department announced the COVID-19-related death of a Thatcher resident Tuesday.
The Graham County Board of Supervisors has scheduled an emergency meeting for 8 a.m. Wednesday to discuss whether a mask mandate ought to be implemented county-wide in light of surging COVID-19 cases.