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ANGLETON — While Brazoria County officials reported 26 recoveries Monday, county data indicates there are people from as early as March 31 and April 1 who have not recovered.
While Brazoria County officials reported 26 recoveries Monday, county data indicates that there are cases from as early as March 31 and April 1 that have not recovered.
With the inclusion of two more Alvin girls 19 or younger in the count of positive tests, county officials are preparing to look into possible connections, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta said.
Brazoria County is investigating a spike in novel coronavirus cases among teenagers and children, but have not established any link between the young people, County Judge Matt Sebesta said.
ANGLETON — Eight people younger than 60 years old were reported positive with COVID-19 on Wednesday, including two younger than 10.
Even though Wednesday’s SpaceX launch was delayed, Brazoswood High School rocketry instructor Dale Hobbs was “not in the least” disappointed, and looks forward to tuning in to see the launch hopefully take place on Saturday.
Unlike most graduating seniors, Ethan Watson didn’t just lose his senior year. He was on track to graduate early from Brazoswood High School this year, so when coronavirus shut down the campus, it took away not only his senior year, but his junior year as well.
ANGLETON — Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta is hopeful test results from nursing homes across the county bring good news.
A Windsong Care Center employee and a Lake Jackson woman were part of 10 positive COVID-19 cases announced by Brazoria County Tuesday afternoon.
Lake Jackson native Amber Roberts always knew that God had a purpose for her. Never in a million years would she have thought it would be fighting COVID-19 in New York City.
With a 50 percent decrease in positive cases in the last week, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta called the reduction “a good trend.”
Brazoria County had its third consecutive day without recording any additional COVID-19 case inside care facilities and prisons Monday.
Texas Department of Criminal Justice prisons and long-term care facilities reported their second consecutive day without a new COVID-19 case Sunday, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta said.
Brazoria County announced zero additional positive cases of COVID-19 in any Texas Department of Criminal Justice or nursing home or care facility, Saturday afternoon.
ANGLETON — Brazoria County reported its first death from a COVID-19 infection connected to nursing home after a Windsong Care Center resident succumbed to the disease.
Not every high school senior knows what they want to do with their life — but not every high school senior is Arman Chowdhury or Kevin Vargas. These two have high aspirations to become doctors, and are already hard at work to achieve their goals by gaining valuable experience working at Creekside Village Healthcare while out of school.
A Pearland nursing home resident became the 12th person with COVID-19 to die in Brazoria County, Brazoria County officials announced Friday afternoon, and the virus is now detected in an Alvin nursing home.
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Brazoria County continue to disagree regarding the accuracy and reporting of COVID-19 cases in prisons.
The Texas military will conduct a “deep cleaning” in the Windsong Care Center today, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta said.
Angleton ISD board members met in person Tuesday evening to discuss graduation and what the next school year might look like. They unanimously approved all business items, and a bond update indicates that construction and renovation projects are progressing on schedule.
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