Homebound residents in Mecklenburg County now can get vaccinated at their homes
Residents eligible for this service will receive the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
By Jonathan Limehouse | March 12, 2021
Cooper moves up vaccine availability for people with chronic health problems
Eligibility for those in Group 4 will begin March 17. Those living in prisons, group homes and other congregate facilities also will be eligible.
By Jonathan Limehouse | March 11, 2021
New guidance on life after vaccination
New Centers for Disease Control guidelines offer looser rules for vaccinated North Carolinians.
By Christian Green, Carolina Public Press | March 9, 2021
As Covid-19 cases decline, 3 millennials hope for better days
While hopeful that conditions will continue to improve, neither is willing to take unnecessary risks.
By Jonathan Limehouse | March 9, 2021
Low Covid-19 vaccination rates reported for N.C.’s Hispanic residents
Only 2.5% of all vaccines administered in the state have been delivered to recipients who identify as Hispanic, state data show.
By Christian Green, Carolina Public Press | March 8, 2021
Covid-19 vaccination date moved up for N.C.’s essential workers
Gov. Roy Cooper also announced that
Group 4 members with serious health conditions can get vaccinated starting March 24.
By Jonathan Limehouse | March 2, 2021
Mecklenburg will get shipment of new Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine
Health officials said the new vaccine means more people will get vaccinated faster.
By Glenn Burkins | March 2, 2021
Gov. Cooper lifts modified stay-at-home order, eases other Covid-19 restrictions
Bars and taverns will be allowed to open for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
By Jonathan Limehouse | February 25, 2021
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