The Grand Traverse County Health Department issued an advisory Wednesday flagging eight Traverse City locations as sites of potential public coronavirus exposure after a group of out-of-county visitors came to the area, toured multiple sites, and later had several members test positive for COVID-19.

According to the Health Department, the group members admitted to "not practicing any social distancing or prevention measures" during their visit. The dates, times, and locations of establishments visited by the group are as follows:

Thursday, June 18:
Mari Vineyards from 1-2pm
Brys Estate Vineyard and Winery from 2-3pm
Bowers Harbor Vineyards from 3:30-4:30pm
Amical from 7-8:30pm

Friday, June 19:
Rooftop bar at Hotel Indigo from 8-9pm
Little Fleet from 9-10:30pm
Low Bar from 10:45-11:30pm
Kilkenny's Irish Public House from 11:45pm-1:45am

According to the Health Department, if anyone was at these locations during the listed time periods or shortly thereafter, they should self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms for 14 days since the last possible exposure. Any employee who may have had extensive contact with the group and is concerned about exposure can contact the Communicable Disease line at 231-995-6801.

Grand Traverse County had 38 total confirmed coronavirus cases and 5 deaths as of Wednesday. Leelanau County had 12 confirmed cases and 0 deaths, Antrim County had 15 confirmed cases and 0 deaths, Benzie County had 5 confirmed cases and 0 deaths, and Kalkaska County had 19 confirmed cases and 2 deaths. A full list of cases by county in Michigan is available here.

Michigan reported its highest number of new cases in June Wednesday, reporting 323 new cases and four deaths in the state.