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IN THIS EDITION:

 • Lee Kidd

 • Bryan Fallon Ray

 • Justin Dale “JD” Hanna

 • The Back Pew: February 24, 2022

 • Brockington Brings Iowa State Back, Tops West Virginia 84-81

 • Libraries Offer Quilting Workshops

 • Tolson And Yates Named To Ohio University Dean's List

 • West Virginia Chicken And Eggs Summary

 • DHHR Confirms First Case of Salmonella Due to Recalled Powdered Infant Formula

 • Lewisburg Parks Commission Meeting

 • Trout Stockings

 • Application For The West Virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals Vacancy

 • Manchin Calls For Immediate Action Against Russia

 • Russia Attacks Ukraine, ‘Shattering’ European Peace

 • COVID-19 UPDATE: Gov. Justice Announces Cases Down More Than 80% In One Month: “We're Really Making Improvement”

 • Bob Huggins Fish Fry Marks 10 Years With $2.6M To Support WVU Cancer Institute

 • Manchin, Capito Announce $13.8 Million From Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act For W.V. Transit Programs

 • William H. “Bill” Shaver

 • Traffic Light Down In Lewisburg

 • Dorothy Mae “Dottie” Fisher

 • Bob Huggins Fish Fry Marks 10 Years

 • Cake Bingo In Dunmore

 • Lewisburg AA Meetings

 • WVDNR Shares Trout Stocking Locations For Week Of Feb. 14

 • COVID-19 Daily Update 2-24-2022

 • Senate Calendar And Committee Schedule For Thursday, February 24, 2022

 • Photo of Green Bank telescope featured on NASA website

 • Capito Urges Solidarity With People of Ukraine

In The News:

COVID-19 UPDATE: Gov. Justice Announces Cases Down More Than 80% In One Month: “We're Really Making Improvement”

An updated breakdown of the West Virginia County Alert Map is as follows:
Red (0) | Orange (1) | Gold (5) | Yellow (22) | Green (27)

CHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice and members of the West Virginia COVID-19 pandemic response leadership team held another news briefing today to update the public on the state’s latest pandemic response and vaccine distribution efforts.

CASE NUMBERS & HOSPITALIZATIONS UPDATE
During Wednesday’s briefing, Gov. Justice announced that West Virginia’s number of active COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, ICU patients, and patients on ventilators are now all declining.

“We’re really making improvement,” Gov. Justice said. “We are making some progress, but I ask everyone to still not forget the West Virginians we’ve lost.”

There are now just 3,574 active cases of COVID-19 and 594 COVID-related hospitalizations statewide.

In just one month, total active cases statewide have decreased by more than 83%.

Since nearing peak capacity in early February, West Virginia’s hospitals have also seen a precipitous drop off in the number of patients with severe cases of COVID-19.

Overall hospitalizations are down 46% since the most recent peak, while ICU patients and patients on ventilators are down 43% in the same timeframe.

COVID-19 Dashboard | Coronavirus.wv.gov

The West Virginia County Alert Map continues to reflect the state’s improving numbers as well.

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