First case of coronavirus confirmed in Randolph County
ELKINS — The Randolph County Health Department confirmed Monday afternoon that a local individual has been confirmed as being the county’s first case of coronavirus.
The individual had been traveling out of the country and has self-quarantined since returning to Randolph County, officials said.
Look for additional details as they are released in The Inter-Mountain and on theintermountain.com.
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