Community spread increases total to 16

Health care and Lowe’s workers test positive;

Eastern Band’s testing finds 2 more with virus

  • Murphy Mayor Rick Ramsey and Lowe’s Manager Jeff Stallings (from left) share with the public during a press conference Monday morning in the garden center everything the store has done to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 after an employee tested positive last week. The Rev. Will Posey from Murphy First United Methodist Church (right) led a prayer for God to keep people safe from the coronavirus. Photo by Sam Jokich
    Murphy Mayor Rick Ramsey and Lowe’s Manager Jeff Stallings (from left) share with the public during a press conference Monday morning in the garden center everything the store has done to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 after an employee tested positive last week. The Rev. Will Posey from Murphy First United Methodist Church (right) led a prayer for God to keep people safe from the coronavirus. Photo by Sam Jokich
    Murphy – Cherokee County continued to have more COVID-19 test results return positive over the last week, bringing the county’s total to 16 residents and non-residents who tested positive over…

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