The COVID activity in the Lexington area remains at a steady rate. There were 220 new cases of coronavirus, as reported to the Fayette Health Department. Spokeswoman Christina King said that’s been about average for the last month, not trending down or rising. She noted home testing results don’t make it to the health agency but the testing at doctors’ offices is recorded.
“If you’re testing positive at home and you’ve got symptoms, you still need to check in with your primary care physician to make sure your symptoms aren’t getting out of control and that you’re staying healthy and doing what you need to do to get on the mend,” said King.
