Fayetteville Family Among Thousands of New COVID-19 Infections in State

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Published October 7, 2020 at 1:01 PM CDT

Heather Holaway poses with her daughter Marti before the two of them, as well as two other members of their family, came down with COVID-19.

Four members of a family in Fayetteville are currently in isolation after they all came down with COVID-19. Mom Heather Holaway says she wants their experience to be a reminder to others that the virus is still spreading in the community.

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