Here are the coronavirus updates to know in Tennessee. (Community Impact staff)
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With Thanksgiving just days away, hospital leaders are urging residents to forego holiday gatherings that could further spread the coronavirus as case numbers and hospitalizations rise.
Registration is not required for either event, and food will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.
The holiday shopping season is here, and it is more important than ever this year to shop locally.
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Over the last two weeks, 23 out of 49 campuses in the district have already transitioned to remote learning.
According to WMC, when Blood Assurance experiences a shortage, it can usually call on other blood centers for help. However, all blood centers are now experiencing shortages.
The bulk of the plan is $305 million in funding for new schools to add capacity for additional students throughout the district.
The company specializes in urgent care and other medical visits in the patient’s home for an annual flat fee.
The district requires individuals to have a high school diploma and additional training from the district once they are hired, according to district staff.
Superintendent Jason Golden said the calendar is usually approved later in the year; however, district officials wanted to give parents more notice and time to plan.
As families prepare for the holidays, local officials are preparing for the effect gatherings may have on the number of coronavirus cases in the area.
More than 240 active cases were added to the county's total in the past 24 hours, according to Tennessee Department of Health data.
