Tag: vaccinations
CINCINNATI (AP) - One of Ohio's largest school districts requires its employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.The Cincinnati Board of Education made the decision on Monday evening. Employees who are not given a vaccine must be tested weekly.There are approximately 6,500 full-time and part-time employees serving 36,000 students...
COLUMBUS, miss. (WCBI) - On Tuesday morning, State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs expressed his optimism about the growing number of Mississippi residents who are finally getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
They administered more than 81,000 shots between August 15 and 27, according to the Mississippi Department of Health....
Columbus, GA. (WRBL) - COVID cases and hospital stays are increasing in Muscogee County.
And Columbus Mayor Skip Henderson is concerned as we appear to be in the fourth wave of the pandemic.
"I'm not angry," Henderson said Tuesday morning in his government center office. "I'm frustrated. Because you...
People aged 12 and over can be vaccinated.
YOUNGSTOWN - The Boys & Girls Clubs of Youngstown are partnering with Mercy Health to offer free COVID-19 vaccinations on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the 2105 Oak Hill Ave facility.
People...
Cincinnati has the blessing of the NFL of using Bengals Stadium for vaccinations, but no plan is in motion
Updated: 10:06 PM EST February 8, 2021
The region's first mass vaccination site comes to life in northern Kentucky this week. A COVID-19 vaccination center will open at the Northern Kentucky...
Columbus City Schools are welcoming 4th and 5th grades for their new students this week Blended learning schedule. Last week the largest public school district in Ohio opened its doors to Pre-K to 3rd grade for some personal learning. The students are divided into two...
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Cleveland Health Department is developing plans to vaccinate people against the COVID-19 coronavirus on the fly when dosed by the state, interim health director Brian Kimball said Monday.But Kimball told the city council's Health and Social Welfare Committee that widespread vaccination is still a long...