vaccine

The City is really doing their best to make getting the vaccine as easy as possible.

The coronavirus pandemic has obviously had a major impact on everyone's life. Some people have spent over a year barely leaving their homes which means they haven't had a lot of excitement in their life. At least not what we would normally call excitement...

There's a new COVID-19 scam promising you a quick trip back to normal... but this one isn't worth the paper it's printed on

In a press release yesterday, United Supermarkets announced that they are doing vaccine clinics at communities across Texas.

Another Amarillo group is about to become eligible to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine locally

If you get it soon, hopefully you can avoid the frigid windchill that is being forecast for our area.

If history is any kind of good indicator as to how long it will take for those doses to arrive, we should expect them sooner rather than later.

Also, Kids Inc. donor days officially kicked off yesterday.

Those eligible will be able to register to receive the vaccine by booking an appointment at the Walmart and Sam's Club websites.

As our Texas panhandle weather warms up, wild and stray animals across the area become more active. As a result, the cases of confirmed rabies will also increase.

That means it's the start of hand-sanitizer-and-multivitamin season for me.

Those at the highest risk are children and the elderly. Also at risk are those with underlying health issues.