NC counties in Covid ‘red zone’ on the decline
Since Feb. 4, the number of NC counties designated as Covid-19 red zones fell to 27 from 64.
By QCity Metro | February 24, 2021
Mecklenburg Public Health wants community groups to co-host vaccination clinics
The move is to ensure that more people get vaccinated, especially those in underserved neighborhoods.
By Jonathan Limehouse | February 18, 2021
North Carolina marks 10,000 Covid-19 deaths
The state also surpassed 800,000 total case of the disease, which is cause by the new coronavirus.
By Glenn Burkins | February 9, 2021
Black and Brown populations should be ‘prioritized’ for Covid-19 vaccines, national expert tells Charlotte business group
Low vaccination rates in minority communities could lead to a widening death toll relative to White populations.
By Glenn Burkins | February 4, 2021
Atrium Health launches Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Black and minority communities
At a kick-off last week, the health care company vaccinated 299 people during a drive-thru event at First Baptist Church-West.
By Jonathan Limehouse | January 25, 2021
Vaccination updates: What you need to know in Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Find out where you can get a coronavirus vaccination
By QCity Metro | January 21, 2021
For Black single mothers, Covid-19 economic challenges can be magnified
Women, particularly women of color, have been affected economically more than men throughout the pandemic, according to recent jobs reports.
By Gracyn Doctor, WFAE | January 19, 2021
CMS students will continue remote learning as Covid-19 cases spike
Read what some teachers were saying.
By Jonathan Limehouse | January 15, 2021
How Blue Cross NC and the Carolina Panthers gave back to ‘sack hunger’ in Charlotte
As the coronavirus spread, Blue Cross NC and the Panthers football organization mobilized to distribute meals in underserved communities.
By GlennOaks Media | January 13, 2021