Watch out for COVID vaccination scams
COVID-19 vaccinations are slowly becoming available, but the scams are already here. Here’s what to watch out for to avoid becoming a victim.
COVID-19 vaccinations are slowly becoming available, but the scams are already here. Here’s what to watch out for to avoid becoming a victim.
AUSTIN - Dec. 28 - Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) are alerting nursing facilities to the availability of monoclonal antibody therapies that can be used to treat residents who have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Almost everyone makes some sort of commitment for the new year. Here’s one you can do that will pay off nice dividends all year long.
The following snippets are from archives over the past year.
Limestone County Commissioners John McCarver and Jerry Allen participated in the final court meeting of their terms on Tuesday, December 22, through a conference call due to COVID concerns. Other county leaders were also missing from the table, as County Clerk Kerrie Cobb phoned in and County Judge Richard Duncan, who shared that he had tested positive for COVID on Facebook on December 9, was not present for the meeting or available for the conference call. Precinct 4 Commissioner Bobby Forrest led the meeting in his place, and made sure to offer thanks on behalf of the county to the men leaving the court.
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