Marshall County:
Marshall County Health Department received confirmation today of 1 death of Marshall County resident associated to COVID-19. Today, we received notification that we lost an 85-year-old male who was hospitalized at the time of his passing.
Our hearts are heavy with the loss of this Marshall County resident associated with COVID-19. The thoughts and prayers of the staff at the Health Department and all county offices are with the family and friends of this gentleman during this difficult time.
The Marshall County Health Department has received confirmation of 12 new positive cases and 8 new probable cases. The Health Department continues to work on investigations and contact tracing for current active cases.
This brings Marshall County to a total of 1960 confirmed cases and 495 probable cases, 310 of which are in isolation at home, 9 hospitalized, 54 associated deaths and 2082 whom have been released from isolation.
Everyone can assist in stopping this rapid increase of cases by wearing masks when in public, maintaining social distance and avoiding large scale events.
Testing continues Saturday, 1/16/2021 at the Health Department from 10am – 2pm.
For more information, contact the Marshall County Health Department at 304-845-7840 or visit our Facebook page at Marshall County Health Department – WV.
Ohio County:
The Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department is announcing one (1) COVID-19 associated death for 1/14/21. The individual was a resident of a local long-term care facility.
Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department is announcing forty-six (46) new cases of COVID-19 in Ohio County for 1/14/21. Currently, the health department reports a total of 3143 cases, including fifty-seven (57) deaths. Case surveillance, contact tracing, and monitoring continue for many of the reported cases. During the community mass testing today (1/14/21), the health department performed 34 COVID-19 tests on Ohio Valley residents
Starting Monday, January 11th, and running until January 15th, the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department will hold free COVID-19 testing clinics at two locations in Ohio County.
Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department
COVID Testing
11:00am – 4:00pm
Wheeling Island Fire Station, Station 5, 11 North Wabash Street
The free clinics are for those with or without symptoms and no insurance is needed. Participants need to bring a driver’s license, photo ID or other proof of address. No residency restrictions. Patients under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. This is a drive-up testing clinic and participants will be tested either in their personal vehicles or at a walk-up location near the testing sites. This special clinic is being hosted by the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department and the Wheeling-Ohio County Emergency Management Agency. For more information call the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department at (304) 234-3682.
The Health Department is reminding residents that the county is currently RED in the daily WVDHHR County Alert Map. Travel sports teams are prohibited from participating in games, practices, or other types of competition within counties designated as gold, orange, or red in the alert map. The restriction does not apply to teams that play in defined, relatively small geographic areas, such as within a single county or a few counties in the state. In addition, all purely social gatherings are limited to 10 individuals. The limitation does not apply to any activity, business, or entity that has been deemed essential, such as religious services, weddings, or group meetings, conferences, or other special events held for essential businesses and operations. Consult your local health department for more details.
