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1 Williamson County resident in twenties tests positive for COVID-19 on July 4
One Williamson County resident in his or her twenties tested positive for COVID-19 on July 4.
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On July 5, 1 white resident of Williamson County had COVID-19 tests return positive
On July 5, one white resident of Williamson County had their COVID-19 test return positive.
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17 Williamson County residents in their forties test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, there have been 17 Williamson County residents in their forties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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31 Williamson County residents in their fifties test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, there have been 31 Williamson County residents in their fifties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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27 Williamson County residents in their twenties test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, there have been 27 Williamson County residents in their twenties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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11 Williamson County residents under 20 test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, there have been 11 Williamson County residents under 20 years of age who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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No Williamson County residents in their fifties test positive for COVID-19 on July 4
As of July 4 there were 30 Williamson County residents in their fifties who were tested for the Coronavirus, none of those tests have come back positive for the virus.
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No Williamson County residents classified as Hispanic test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, zero Hispanic residents of Williamson County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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7 Williamson County residents classified as African American test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, at least seven African American residents of Williamson County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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1 Williamson County resident in thirties tests positive for COVID-19 on July 4
One Williamson County resident in his or her thirties tested positive for COVID-19 on July 4.
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1 Williamson County resident under 20 tests positive for COVID-19 on July 4
One Williamson County resident under 20 years of age tested positive for COVID-19 on July 4.
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10 Williamson County residents in their seventies test positive for COVID-19
As of July 5, there have been 10 Williamson County residents in their seventies who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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No Williamson County residents 80 or older test positive for COVID-19 on July 3
As of July 3 there were seven Williamson County residents 80 years of age and older who were tested for the Coronavirus, none of those tests have come back positive for the virus.
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No Williamson County residents in their fifties test positive for COVID-19 on July 3
As of July 3 there were 30 Williamson County residents in their fifties who were tested for the Coronavirus, none of those tests have come back positive for the virus.
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Williamson County officials report four coronavirus deaths, with 126 confirmed cases
There have been 126 confirmed coronavirus cases in Williamson County as of July 4, with four deaths linked to the virus, according to data from the state Department of Public Health (IDPH).
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30 Williamson County residents in their fifties test positive for COVID-19
As of July 4, there have been 30 Williamson County residents in their fifties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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7 Williamson County residents classified as African American test positive for COVID-19
As of July 4, at least seven African American residents of Williamson County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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11 Williamson County residents under 20 test positive for COVID-19
As of July 4, there have been 11 Williamson County residents under 20 years of age who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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9 Williamson County residents in their seventies test positive for COVID-19
As of July 4, there have been nine Williamson County residents in their seventies who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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No Williamson County residents classified as Hispanic test positive for COVID-19
As of July 4, zero Hispanic residents of Williamson County tested positive for the coronavirus.