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An outbreak of COVID-19 at a long-term care facility in Soap Lake has resulted in at least 30 positive cases. According to the Grant County Health District, McKay Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center reported the cases among both residents and staff ...

The Grant County Health District reported two additional confirmed COVID-19 associated deaths Thursday. According to the district, one victim was a female in her 70's while the other was a female in her 80's. Both were residents of Moses Lake ...

The Grant County Health District announced three more deaths associated with COVID-19 Monday. The three were a woman in her 30s from Mattawa who had no underlying conditions and two men in their 60s, one from Quincy, one from Moses Lake both of whom had underlying health conditions that put them at a higher risk for severe complications ...

The Grant County Health District reported another COVID-19 associated death Friday afternoon. The resident was a male in his 80's from Moses Lake who had underlying health conditions that put him at a higher risk for severe complications of COVID-19 ...

The Grant County Health District is reporting two COVID-19 associated deaths in the county. The residents were both females in their 60's from the Quincy community. One had underlying health conditions putting her at higher risk for severe complications of COVID-19 ...

The Grant County Health District has issued a public health advisory for hazardous air quality conditions that are not expected to clear up for the next few days. They are offering the following recommendations: -If it looks smoky outside, it is not a good time for any outdoor activities ...

Grant County has lost two more residents to COVID-19. According to the Grant County Health District Wednesday, the first case was a Quincy man in his 80's who died while being hospitalized. The resident had underlying conditions that put him at a higher risk for severe complications ...

The Grant County Health District is reporting two more deaths in the county associated with COVID-19. According to a release from the health district Friday afternoon, the first victim was a male Moses Lake resident in his 40's who died in his home ...

Grant County Health District is reporting the 13th COVID-19 associated death of a Grant County resident. The Warden resident was a male in his 40s who died from COVID-19 complications in his home. The resident had an underlying condition that put him at a higher risk for severe complications of COVID-19 ...

A twelfth Grant County resident had died as a result of COVID-19. The Grant County Health District reported Friday afternoon that the Long-Term Care resident was a male in his 80's from Moses Lake who was hospitalized at the time of his death ...