Getting ready for a break soon? If you need your COVID-19 vaccine, head to campus for the @Reid_Health & @IUEast clinic. Walk-ins welcome. Ages 16+. Bring your ID. Open til 7pm at the Student Events Center. Masks required. Directions: https://t.co/VZ9byWipBN. #iueast#Packstrong
The Covid-19 vaccine is here. If you or someone you know qualifies, go to https://t.co/Atjillrztq to learn how you can receive the vaccine. #OurShotHoosiers Now including seniors 60+
Thanks to @ChrisHardie for having me on his podcast to talk about my time at the Pal-Item. It was a great conversation. I just wish I had better answers about the future of local journalism.
The push for diversity among city employees is just one step toward true equality, according to Mayor Snow. He also discusses the recent rise in shootings in Richmond in this Q&A. https://t.co/PxxGjfsv4Q
Mayor Snow says it isn’t a coincidence that so many projects in recent years have been focused on the heart of the city. The work there is necessary now, he says, and it will benefit the rest of Richmond. https://t.co/5C4Se0nGx3
.@Reid_Health expects to receive the first COVID vaccine next month, but it won’t be nearly as much as what they were first told. These first doses won’t be available to the general public. They’ll be targeted at long-term care facility staff. https://t.co/2XIwMPmIVh
“If we have a hospital reaching capacity and we have local businesses closing because of the spread of COVID, we're not winning on either side.” https://t.co/nSJbnDY5Is
In complaint after complaint, customers of a local mobile home moving company tell the same story: They make a down payment only to have the work go undone and the money never returned. The alleged pattern has led to at least 15 civil and criminal cases. https://t.co/n7yWFD8eW6
"Shop Small Saturday" sponsored by @WCACC, @HYPEWayneCounty and @VisitRichmondIN, will be held on Nov. 28.
Check out @pi_news' preview of the annual event, including some deals/promotions from stores I contacted.
https://t.co/u26WBhCa9p
COVID-19 will obviously impact many regularly-scheduled holiday events in Wayne County. Here's an outline of what is/isn't going on, as well as a few events that will be altered or virtual.
https://t.co/CVVBA4ycyX
The grim COVID-19 milestones keeping coming at a rapid pace for Wayne County as the death toll reaches 70, Reid Health nears 100 patients in containment areas and the county moves up again in the state's metrics for community spread. https://t.co/sZn5Sw345Q
Let's be honest: Few, if any, of us will be sad to see 2020 pass into history in a few weeks. To say this year has been rough would be quite the understatement. But the past 11 months haven't been all bad. There's been some good news sprinkled in as well. https://t.co/2UQInauOtq
A Nov. 16 fire at a former greenhouse on Arba Pike has been ruled arson. It's one of six fires since Oct. 11 being investigated by RFD as arson.
https://t.co/TbFpPRfcod
As many Wayne County residents have died of COVID-19 in November as did in the previous month, and we still have a week to go — and a holiday known for its large family gatherings — before December arrives. https://t.co/h4DgWGO66w