Sunday will mark two years -- since the first case of COVID-19 was recorded in Alabama. Since then -- it's impacted nearly everything we do.
This Sunday will mark two years — since Alabama recorded its first case of COVID-19.Melinda Fancher of Selma says she’s never seen anything — like the COVID pandemic. And she’s not alone.
“Wearing masks for that last two years, it’s horrible. You barely can breathe. Hopefully, it’ll just blow over and everything will just get back to normal.”“You couldn’t go anywhere. It was so many restrictions, so many people sick. It affected so many people,” said Fancher.
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