It's now easier for those 5 to 11 and those seeking boosters to get the COVID-19 vaccine; a Henrico girl calls 911 to save her apartment from fire; Christmas at Granny's begins tonight in Glen Allen.
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Children ages 5 to 11 no longer need to have appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at Richmond and Henrico Health Districts events. RHHD officials announced Tuesday that effective immediately, all of the agency's events will offer walk-up opportunities for children – and also for anyone who needs a
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Virginia students 12 and older might have the chance to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in their schools before the school year ends in June. That’s according to state vaccination coordinator Danny Avula, who said during a call with state media members Friday that he and other officials will be meeting
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Seniors 65 and older in Henrico and Richmond now can make a phone call to register for a COVID-19 vaccine. The Richmond and Henrico Health Districts March 17 announced that seniors who want the vaccine and who have not yet been vaccinated (or who may have missed phone calls from
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The Virginia Department of Health announced Wednesday that Federal Retail Pharmacy partner pharmacies statewide will expand within Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination process to offer vaccines to people 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, as well as frontline essential workers, including: • police, fire, and hazmat • corrections and homeless shelters • food
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