Door County reported its 38th positive COVID-19 case on Wednesday, but it had to work hard to find it. The new tally is offset by 153 negatives. In total, Door County has run 1,445 swabs, with 189 still pending. Thirty-eight positives against 1,218 negatives equal just 3%, less than half the statewide average.

Kewaunee also saw another COVID-19 infection confirmed, bringing the total to 34. Almost 90 new negatives were registered, and the backlog of pending cases fell to 35. It has been two weeks since the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled against the Governor’s Safer at Home order. Kewaunee County did not impose new restrictions and has not seen a sharp spike in cases. That is a good, albeit preliminary, sign for the county’s prospects heading into summer. No personal information can be released due to privacy laws.