165 cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Arkansas as of Sunday, March 22
Numbers released on Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 12:45 pm show 165 cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas
Month: March 2020
March 21: 118 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas
The latest numbers from the Arkansas Department of Health released Saturday afternoon, March 21.
March 20: 100 cases in Arkansas; Suddenlink offers free internet; IRS moves tax deadline; Walmart hiring, giving bonuses
This article will be updated throughout the day Friday, March 20, 2020.
March 19: 62 cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas; In Craighead, Poinsett, Independence; Governor shuts down restaurants, bars, and more
Several significant steps were announced by the governor on Thursday afternoon.
Walmart hosting senior shopping hour every Tuesday; shutting down auto; adjusting hours
Walmart is making several big changes through the end of April for the coronavirus pandemic.
March 18: 37 confirmed cases plus more COVID-19 Headlines
The latest numbers as of Wednesday morning from the Arkansas Department of Health
March 17: No new confirmed cases in Arkansas but more being monitored; More headlines
The number of Persons Under Investigation (PUI) for the virus is up to 41 in Arkansas. There were only 14 PUIs on Monday.
Dollar General dedicating first hour to senior shoppers
Starting Tuesday, Dollar General will dedicate the first hour of operations to seniors.
March 16: 6 new, 22 total COVID-19 cases in Arkansas
There are now 22 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas, a Monday morning update said.
Governor announces all schools in Arkansas will close on-site instruction Tuesday
Superintendents in every school district will have the option to suspend classes or have one final day of in-classroom classes Monday.