Health Department
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County reports 57th COVID-related death
WADESBORO — Even as the county and the rest of the country seems to be returning to “normal,” COVID-19 is still running through communities and claiming lives.
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Health department gives guidance on mask wearing
WADESBORO — The Anson County Health Department released recommendations on whether people should be wearing masks after the department received several inquiries surrounding the new state restrictions and Center for Disease Control and Prevention guidance.
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Health department offers free nutrition classes
WADESBORO — Join the Anson County Health Department for free Taste of Nutrition classes during June and July at the Lockhart-Taylor Center in Wadesboro.
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Anson has hit ‘wall’ in new vaccinations, health department says
WADESBORO — The Anson County Health Department has hit a “wall” as vaccination appointments have slowed and the state pushes forward with re-opening.
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Farmers needed for summer market at health department
WADESBORO — All local farmers are invited to sell their goods at the Anson County Health Department Farmers Market Fridays throughout the summer.
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18+ eligible for vaccine in Anson
WADESBORO — The Anson County Health Department has now opened COVID-19 vaccination appointments to all residents who are 18 years and over.
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Two new COVID deaths; vaccines open for Group 4
WADESBORO — Even as the Anson County Health Department continues the rollout of the vaccine following state guidance, the virus is still running through the county and claiming lives.
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Anson COVID cases dropping, no longer ‘critical’ spread
WADESBORO — Anson County moved down from a “critical” COVID spread designation by the state to a less significant category as cases continue to drop.
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Three new COVID-19-related deaths
WADESBORO — Following a week that saw a decline in new cases, the Anson County Health Department still announced three new COVID-related deaths in the county over the weekend of Feb. 12.
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Health department pauses new vaccine appointments
WADESBORO — The Anson County Health Department have placed a hold on scheduling new appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine due to the department’s limited supply of doses.
