COVID-19

They have not updated the numbers for positive antigen tests from testing facilities within Hopkins County since August 27, 2020. The 29 reflect Hopkins County residents only, will be reported weekly, will not count towards state numbers, and will not be shown as “recovered.” Since August 20, they have performed …

Hopkins County Emergency Management reported three new positive cases and no recent recoveries on Monday. That makes a total of 255 cumulative and 202 recoveries since testing began in March. There are currently 53 active patients and four patients in the COVID Unit of Christus Mother Frances Hospital- Sulphur Springs.

Titus County reported 1,531 total cases since March through last Sunday with 1,282 recoveries. There were 13 cases over the past four days ending Sunday. Testing will continue Tuesday at 9:00 at Mt Pleasant Civic Center.

Free COVID-19 testing will be held at the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center Monday thru Saturday from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. To register for the testing, visit gogettested.com. The results of the testing will return in 48 -96 hours. Positive results receive a medical consultation from a provider. Testing …

Hopkins County/Sulphur Springs Emergency Management September 4, 2020 COVID-19 Update Three new positive cases Zero new recoveries 252 cumulative cases 202 recoveries 50 active Three patients in the COVID Unit Positive antigen tests from testing facilities within Hopkins County since August 27, 2020: 29 *These reflect Hopkins County residents only, …

Official Notification by Sulphur Springs ISD September 4, 2020 Dear SSHS Families, Students, Teachers, and Staff, In keeping with SSISD’s practices to respond to COVID-19, we are notifying you that students who were lab-confirmed to have COVID-19 were present on the SSHS and Bowie Primary school campuses September 1st and …

Word of a COVID-19 vaccine being available at the beginning of November isn’t sitting well with everyone. Dr. Jerry W. Simecka, Regents Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences with the University of North Texas Health Science Center, says he’s very cautious. He says if it has adverse effects, “it could cause some …