DE PERE, Wis. (WBAY) - Local health officials are hoping you’ll take the time to protect yourself and your loved ones from respiratory illness this fall season.

It may not be cold out right now, but as that cooler weather approaches, many of us will soon head indoors.

That’s where data shows COVID-19 and the common cold are most active during this time.

Brown County Public Health is asking the community to think proactively.

If you are feeling sick, you should stay home, wash your hands, and practice good hygiene.

That also means covering your coughs and sneezes, especially if you’re out in the community.

De Pere public health officials are also chiming in, asking people to prioritize their health and work to prevent any spread to others.

“People are such hard-working, dedicated, lo

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