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I aggregated the visualizations from my previous two posts on COVID-19 cases in Arkansas and the U.S. on a separate landing page. I wanted a quick place to look a few times a week at how my home state is handling the coronavirus pandemic (spoiler alert: terrible at present). You can find the new page here.
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