Keep Northwest Going

As Bearcats, we won't watch helplessly as others ignore social distancing and jeopardize our school year. We must advocate for people to make the right choice.

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

Bearcats, we want to stay on campus. However, if we can't buckle down on social distancing and masking protocols soon, then we will leave as quickly as we arrived. If you want to make your voice heard, then retweet as much as you can from this account. (1/2)

[Kendrick Calfee @calfee_kc]

BREAKING: The city is expected to release a 7th emergency order tomorrow including:
• social group limits
• face covering order extension
• enhanced enforcing of face coverings (and what that means)
• business occupancy
•other refined items

Story to come
@TheMissourian

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

Bearcats, please stay safe.

[Andrew Wegley @andrewwegley]

Nodaway County has been designated as Category 1: Extreme Risk due to its COVID-19 positivity rate over the the last 7 days, which means the rate is greater than 15%.

One recommendation that comes with this designation is to cap social group sizes at 10 people. @TheMissourian

[Kendrick Calfee @calfee_kc]

With Missouri averaging 4,692 cases per day in the last week, shutdown and stay at home type legislation is making its way back into cities. This late in the game, it’s redundant but wear your mask and maybe don’t crowd the bars

[Greg McDanel @GMtheCM]

49 cases of #COVID19 @MaryvilleMO. Prayers for recovery! Aside from health, 60-70% of those were likely employed. Imagine if 3 coworkers are quarantined for each. That’s an est. 100 persons from the work force for next 14 days. The health & economic impacts are real!#WearAMask

[Tye Parsons @TyeParsons]

👇👇👇 Also check out the editorial in today's @TheDailyForum . Cases are spiking and hospitalizations are up in the region. This is NOT the time to pull back on mitigation strategies. Wear a mask, stay 6' apart, wash your hands, stay home if quarantined.

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

41 new #COVID19 cases in Nodaway County

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

Breaking: 11th death due to #COVID19 and another 33 cases reported in Nodaway County

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

Nodaway County health department announces 35 new #COVID19 cases

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

33 new #covid19 cases announced in Nodaway County

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

15 #COVID19 positive for cases on Halloween in Nodaway County

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

I know how tempting it is to relax your mitigation efforts. However, as we are seeing with this spike in cases, we aren't in the clear yet. Bearcats, let's get back on track. Wear your mask. Practice social distancing. Maintain good hygiene. Let's make the change we want to see.

[Kendrick Calfee @calfee_kc]

COVID-19 isn’t slowing down in Nodaway county. 42 positive cases in one day marks the third highest single day spike since Aug.30, when the county reported 46 in one day. The seven day average sits at 17.

[Andrew Wegley @andrewwegley]

After 26 new COVID-19 cases were reported yesterday, Nodaway County surpassed the 1,000 total case mark since the virus first arrived in April, as cases continue to spike again at Northwest and throughout the county.

“We’re not out of the woods yet.”

https://t.co/1qf4agTEu3

[Ashley_L @Ashley_Losson]

What students can expect for the spring 2021 semester: https://t.co/MLNNjTuEc0 via @TheMissourian

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

Here's another great read! Keep masking and distancing, Bearcats!

[Northwest Missourian @TheMissourian]

In Opinion:
The mask mandate in Nodaway County is working. Even if it feels tedious, its important to continue following the ordinance.
https://t.co/8BL0Xj32ex

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

24 new Covid-19 cases in Nodaway County on Friday

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

In Nodaway County, 38 people have been hospitalized. Four of those hospitalizations are current. Additionally, 10 people have died. Does that answer your question? #Iprefertokeepmymaskonmyface

[Keep Northwest Going @KeepNorthwest]

As expected, we're seeing a slight spike in cases again. Bearcats, it's not time to relax just yet. We must continue to be diligent in our masking and distancing. We've been doing great so far, so let's keep it up!

[Andrew Wegley @andrewwegley]

The Nodaway County Health Dept. reported 34 new COVID-19 cases in the county yesterday, the highest single-day total since Aug. 31. Still unclear how many of those new cases involve Northwest staff or students, though 18 of the 34 are between the ages of 10-29 years old.

[KXCV-KRNW @KXCVKRNW]

Nodaway County health department announces 11 new cases

[Andrew Wegley @andrewwegley]

The 7-day rolling average of new COVID cases in Nodaway County hit double digits again. And even as the threat the virus poses remains the same, the gravity of the pandemic seems to have worn off.

“I thought it would be a little better now, but it’s not.”
https://t.co/Bml22wpEoH