Although Labor Day is traditionally a time to celebrate the end of summer, this year the holiday raises extra concern of health and safety in regards to the potential spread of COVID.
Although labor day is - - - - traditionally a time to - celebrate the end of summer,- this year the holiday raises- extra concern of health and - safety in regards to the- potential spread of covid.- the mississippi gulf coast- experienced a bump in covid - cases after the previous summer- holiday, the fourth of july.- biloxi mayor andrew "fofo"- gilich said in his most recent- "be - prepared" report that he hopes- to avoid another bump in- covid numbers following the lon- holiday weekend.- mayor gilich suggests citizens- limit gatherings, - wear face coverings when in - close contact with anyone - outside your families, wash you- hands, and social distance.
- - andrew "fofo" gilich, biloxi- mayor: "in order- for us to cruise into october i- a safe manner, we need to be- careful this- weekend.
I also ask you to be - mindful of the safety protocols- - - - in place to help stop the sprea- of the coronavirus.
I want to - thank all of you for how you've- dealt with- this pandemic over the last six- months.
It's been frustrating.- - - - it's been inconvenient.
It's- been damaging, on many levels,- emotionally, mentally,- physically, and - economically."- labor day marks the end of- summer holidays and is the last- majorly celebrated holiday unti- halloween.-
Warrick County School Corporation Superintendent Brad Schneider says at least 179 students were placed in quarantine sometime last..
