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Randolph County reports fourth coronavirus death

Randolph County Public Health said the person died from complications associated with COVID-19.

RANDOLPH COUNTY, N.C. — Randolph County reported its fourth death due to the coronavirus, Monday afternoon.

Randolph County Public Health said the person died from complications associated with COVID-19.

The department said the person had underlying health conditions.

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