297 new cases as reported by State of TN
Wonder why it has gotten so high.
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The City of Alcoa originated in 1918 as the first planned community in the State of Tennessee. A planned community is any community that was carefully planned from its inception. In the original plans, Alcoa, Inc., included one acre of park space for every 100 city inhabitants. Between 1918 and 1924 approximately 300 shade trees were planted along city streets and parks. In addition, the City of Alcoa has a great school system that is being left behind with promises of more funding from new growth/development.
Is there a plan? What is the cost? How much more can we take? I understand growth. I lived in the Orlando, FL, area during a time of huge growth. However, there has to be a plan. There also has to be a limit on how much a town of 8,000 residents can spend.
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As of July 4, 2020, 3 Blount County citizens had died from the coronavirus.
About six months later, as of December 27, 2020, 94 Blount County citizens have died from the coronavirus.
In the last 3 weeks, from 12/27/2020 through 1/21/2021, another 37 Blount County citizens have died from the coronavirus for a total of 131 deaths.
28% of Blount County coronavirus deaths occurred in the last 3 weeks.
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*** Positivity rate = 19% on 12/26/2020.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 26.3% as of 12/27/2020 *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
Attention: City of Maryville COVID numbers reporting will not be available from December 24 - January 3. To see current data, the original data sources are available by researching data reported by the State of Tennessee and University of Tennessee.
As of December 27, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
9,365 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 1,383 new cases reported in the past ten days.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 17.3% in the past ten days, from 7,982 to 9,365.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 9,365 cases December 27.
As of 12/27/2020:
There are 206 Blount County COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized.
As of 12/27/2020:
Ninety-four Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Fourteen of these deaths occurred in the past ten days of 12/17/2020.
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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Has anyone begged lately for everyone to wear a mask, practice social distancing, and care for their fellow man?
Yes, but many Tennesseans do not heed the pleas. The numbers show how sad it is.
New records of cases.
New records of deaths.
Alas, for those of you who do care, please keep it up
*** Positivity rate = 23% on 12/20/2020.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 24.4% as of 12/12/2020 *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 2.9% increase from a week ago (increase of 5.1% from 2 weeks ago).
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of December 17, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
7,982 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 967 new cases reported in the past week.
60,939 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 13.1% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
3,817 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past week.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 13.8% in the past week, from 7,015 to 7,982.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 7,982 cases December 17.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 45.8% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
As of 12/17/2020:
There are 47 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 6 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 11 available ICU beds.
As of Dec. 11, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has increased the number of ICU beds from 17 to 19.
As of Dec. 4, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 21 to 17.
As of Nov. 20, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 19 to 21.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
As of 12/17/2020:
Eighty Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Twelve of these deaths occurred in the past week of 12/11/2020.
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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*** Positivity rate = 16% on 12/11/2020.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 26.2% as of 12/12/2020 *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 2.9% increase from a week ago (increase of 5.1% from 2 weeks ago).
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of December 11, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
7,015 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 839 new cases reported in the past week.
57,122 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 12.2% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
3,148 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past week.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 13.6% in the past week, from 6176 to 7,015.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 7,015 cases December 11.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 42.9% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
As of 12/11/2020:
There are 64 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 12 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 7 available ICU beds.
As of Dec. 11, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has increased the number of ICU beds from 17 to 19.
As of Dec. 4, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 21 to 17.
As of Nov. 20, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 19 to 21.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
As of 12/4/2020:
Sixty-eight Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Three of these deaths occurred in the past week of 12/4.
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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*** Positivity rate = 27% on 12/5/2020.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 23.3% as of 12/5/2020 *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 2.2% increase from a week ago.
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of December 5, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
6,176 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 685 new cases reported in the past week.
53,974 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 11.4% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
3,080 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past week.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 12.5% in the past week, from 5,491 to 6176.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 6,176 cases December 4.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 40.6% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
As of 12/4/2020:
There are 51 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 8 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 9 available ICU beds.
As of Dec. 4, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 21 to 17.
As of Nov. 20, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 19 to 21.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
As of 12/4/2020:
Sixty-five Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Five of these deaths occurred in the past week of 11/28.
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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Someone set up a synchronized light show in the Springbrook neighborhood, Alcoa. It is at the corner of Wright Road and Alcoa Road. Tune your FM radio to 89.5 and enjoy the show.
They did a great job. We sat in the car and enjoyed the masterful light show and music.
Great job! Many thanks to the creator.
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Some of this reporting period is based on data as of 11/25/2020 from the Maryville/Blount government, thus only shows 5 days of data. The remaining data as of 11/28/2020 is from the Maryville Daily Times newspaper.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 21.1% *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 1.7% decrease from a week ago.
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of November 25, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
5,491 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 591 new cases reported in the past week.
50,894 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 10.5% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
2,327 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past week.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 12.1% in the past week, from 4,900 to 5,491.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 5,491 cases November 28.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 38.3% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
As of 11/25/2020:
There are 52 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 5 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 15 available ICU beds.
As of Nov. 20, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 19 to 21.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
As of 11/28/2020:
Sixty Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Five of these deaths occurred in the past week of 11/20.
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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At the current rate, approximately 30 Blount County residents will die from the coronavirus in November.
A record number of Blount County residents tested positive for the coronavirus this week.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 22.8% *** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 0.4% decrease from 2 weeks ago.
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of November 20, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
4,900 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 717 new cases reported in the past week.
48,567 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus,10.1% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
3,265 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past week.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 17.1% in the past week, from 4,183 to 4,900.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 4,900 cases November 20.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 36.5% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
There are 52 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 6 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 15 available ICU beds.
As of Nov. 20, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 19 to 21.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
Fifty-five Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Eight of these deaths occurred in the past week (11/13 to 11/20).
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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500 cases in 4 days, 170 cases in a single day (Nov. 18).
"The number of cases that we’re seeing in Blount County continues to increase at a more rapid rate than that of our state and nation,” BMH Chief Medical Officer Dr. Harold Naramore emailed. “We’re seeing that the virus is now spreading quickly among family members and other close contacts. As the weather cools and people are letting their guard down — and their masks — around family and close friends.”
Good grief. Why is it some people just don't get it?
Wear a mask, socially distance, don't congregate.
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From the Maryville Daily Times newspaper,
"Maryville Junior High School's entire freshman class will be learning online through Thanksgiving, and Director Mike Winstead expects to make a decision today, Nov. 15, about a portion of the district’s sixth graders."
Nine students at the school tested positive, primarily ninth graders. 100 students subject to quarantine. The school district for Maryville Junior High School does not intend to require mask wearing as part of the enforceable dress code, the faculty and staff will make it clear it is a strongly encouraged and expected practice.
"In the past week the equivalent of two to three classrooms full of students have tested positive for COVID-19 in Blount County."
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"Blount County Schools saw 35 new cases this week, 13 among staff members and 22 students."
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"Alcoa City Schools reported seven new cases between Nov. 5 and Nov. 13, for a total of 31 this school year." ... "Since the beginning of this school year, Alcoa has reported 13 cases at its high school, nine at the elementary school, six at the intermediate school and three at the middle school." The counts are for students and staff, ACS does not separate counts.
The Maryville Daily Times also reports,
"Blount Memorial Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Harold Naramore said. “In fact, this week, Blount County’s month-over-month increase in cases is higher than the country’s increase and our state’s increase.”
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"Tennessee Dept. of Health reported on Nov. 13 that 23 residents at Maryville nursing homes had tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 23 days."
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Approximately 15 Blount County residents a month are dying from the coronavirus.
Approximately 1,100 Blount County residents test positive for the coronavirus each month.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 14.4%.*** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 0.4% decrease from 2 weeks ago.
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of November 13, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
4,183 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 629 new cases reported in the past two weeks.
45,302 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 9.2% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
4,322 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past two weeks.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 17.7% in the past two weeks, from 3,554 to 4,183.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 4,183 cases November 13.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 34.1% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
There are 41 20 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 8 5 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 11 available ICU beds.
As of Nov. 13, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 16 to 19.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
Forty-seven Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Six of these deaths occurred in the past two weeks (10/30 to 11/13).
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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Approximately 10 Blount County residents a month are dying from the coronavirus.
Approximately 800 Blount County residents test positive for the coronavirus each month.
The past two weeks have had the highest death rate from Coronavirus since the pandemic began.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 14.8%.*** (TN County Data Snapshot)
That's a 3.4% increase from 2 weeks ago.
Positivity rate preferred to be below 3%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of October 30, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
3,554 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 553 new cases reported in the past two weeks.
40,980 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 8.7% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
4,740 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past two weeks.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 18.4% in the past two weeks, from 3,001 to 3,554.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 3,554 cases October 30.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 30.8% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
There are 20 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 5 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 11 available ICU beds.
As of Oct. 30, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has reduced the number of ICU beds from 22 to 16.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
Forty-one Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Ten of these deaths occurred in the past two weeks (10/17 thru 10/30).
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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Approximately 10 Blount County residents a month are dying from the coronavirus.
Approximately 800 Blount County residents test positive for the coronavirus each month.
Deaths are up.
*** 7-day average Positivity rate is 11.4%.*** (TN County Data Snapshot)
Positivity rate preferred to be below 5%.
According to the Maryville, TN (Blount County) government reporting,
As of October 16, 2020, Blount County, TN, has reported
3,001 cases of the coronavirus.
There have been 186 new cases reported in the past week.
36,240 people have been tested in Blount County.
Thus, 8.3% of people tested have tested positive for the coronavirus.
1,745 people were tested for the coronavirus in the past 7 days.
Blount County's positive COVID-19 cases increased by 7.1% in the past week, from 2,815 to 3,001.
Blount County’s positive COVID-19 cases have risen from 106 cases on June 15 to 3,001 cases October 16.
There are approximately 133,000 people residing in Blount County, TN.
Thus, 27.2% of the people in Blount County have been tested for the coronavirus.
However, that may not be true. it is not known how tests are counted when a single person gets tested multiple times. Certain people in certain fields of work (medical, education, sports) or physical ability (nursing home residents, hospital patients) may get tested multiple times.
There are 19 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized at Blount Memorial Hospital.
There are 6 COVID-19 patients currently in the ICU at Blount Memorial Hospital.
Blount Memorial Hospital currently has 16 available ICU beds.
As of Oct. 16, 2020, It appears Blount Memorial Hospital has upped the number of ICU beds from 15 to 22.
Thirty-one Blount County residents have died from the coronavirus.
Three of these deaths occurred in the past week (10/9 thru 10/16).
Be careful out there.
Wear a mask!
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- Carla Wallenda, member of 'The Flying Wallendas' high-wire act, dies at 85 - NBC News (US News)
- Elon Musk's fortune reportedly loses $27B as Tesla stock plunges - Fox Business (Business)
- Twitter sues Texas attorney general over investigation into content moderation practices - POLITICO (US News)
- California Ghost Ship warehouse founder gets nine years in prison in inferno that killed 36 - Fox News (US News)
- With updated vaccine guidance from CDC, local health officials cautiously optimistic - KOMO News (US News)
- How high can rates go? This chart shows this year's sharp climb in long-term Treasury rates - MarketWatch (Business)
- Asian stocks recover on firmer futures, retreat in U.S. yields - Reuters (Business)
- Harvard professor leaves university amid claims of tenure denial - WCVB Boston (US News)
- Georgia Senate Republicans Pass Bill To End No-Excuse Absentee Voting - NPR (US News)
- Dow futures rise, extending Monday's 300-point rally - CNBC (Business)
- Republican National Committee to hold part of donor retreat at Mar-a-Lago | TheHill - The Hill (US News)
- Governor Cuomo Sexual Harassment Inquiry to Be Led by 2 Lawyers - The New York Times (US News)
- Biden administration gives major push to giant offshore wind farm - POLITICO (Business)
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