
We have our second shots but the pandemic is far from over
We have had two COVID-19 shots in our arms but we still have masks on our faces and they will stay there for as long as needed
We have had two COVID-19 shots in our arms but we still have masks on our faces and they will stay there for as long as needed
Vaccines and safety protocols have helped reduce the number of cases and deaths but the fight continues
Even with all shots, masks and social distance remains and could extend into 2022
One down, one to go…at least for now
Virginia Gov Ralph Northam Wednesday relaxed some of his Covid-19 regulations, including ending the midnight to 6 a.m. curfew — which many ignored — and
Had your first shot? Both? Keep wearing the mask and practice social distancing. It’s not over.
Like many Americans (polls say), I’ve watched more Super Bowls for the commercials than the games. This one may be different with youth vs. experience
…with the vaccine against COVID-19.
The Virginia Department of Health reports shots have been scheduled for all of February, and they are now working on March and April.
Floyd County High School’s varsity Buffaloes basketball squad squares off at home against the Radford Bobcats Friday at 7:15 p.m. — meeting up with the