The Rappahannock Area Health District says at-home COVID-19 tests are convenient, fast, and available now!

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The Rappahannock Area Health District says at-home COVID-19 tests are convenient, fast, and available now!
A five day community health and life saving campaign begins Sunday (October 1) in Stafford sponsored by COPE–Community Outreach Patient Engagement program. “You are the help until help arrives.”
Rain didn’t slow the 6th annual Austen’s Communitas 5k Walk for the Brain Aneurysm Foundation in memory of Austen Dunn. The start at Memorial Park on Kenmore Avenue.
Precious Cargo. Two members of SkyBear talk about their training and equipment to provide rapid air transport when needed from Mary Washington Hospital to Children’s National
Career Fair at the Locust Grove campus
Free dental, vision and medical services coming to Montross
Ashley Rakes and Stacy Horner-Dunn preview the annual walk at Kenmore Park on September 23th. The walk raises awareness and funds. We talk about warning signs and how to advocate.
Alexis Innis with the Red Cross says 63% of the population is eligible give but only 3% of that do donate blood. redcrossblood.org
Mary Washington Healthcare and Germanna began the Earn While You Learn partnership during the pandemic that helped address the nursing shortage then.
The grant will provide the resources for RACSB to add a full-time child and adolescent therapist who will be based in a local school division.
Meningococcal disease is a rare but serious illness
Sewage spill impacted part of Aquia Creek the past week
Officials with the Rappahannock Area Health District and the Rappahannock Area Community Services Board talk to Spotsylania Supervisors about area drug use and some methods to fight drugs.
Mayor Greenlaw reads a proclamation
From the Rappahannock Area Community Services Board
A sewer force main break occurred several hundred feet from the waterway near Aquia Drive.
The next sampling will happen the week of September 19th
Interventional Cardiologist Dr. Clarence Findley talks about when you should be screened if your family has a history of heart problems (40) , when you should consult with a doctor and the importance of exercise and having a healthy diet.
Alexis Innis with American Red Cross Blood Services says there doesn’t have to be a blood shortage. She says if just a few of us took the time to give blood, the supply would be in good shape. redcrossblood.org
Info on staying safe during this heat