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COVID-19 surge testing continues in Waco

by Gavin Wright
January 3, 2021
in COVID-19
COVID-19 surge testing continues in Waco

WACO, Texas – Surge testing continues in Waco this week.

You can get tested through December 3rd. Testing centers say the saliva tests require for you to not eat, drink or brush your teeth at least 30 minutes before the test.

Locations are all across town, including Antioch Church, McLennan Community College and the Public Health District.

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