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Staff Writer BELLAIRE Belmont County residents who live near the Ohio River were vaccinated against COVID-19 close to home in Bellaire Wednesday. Health department staff were at the Salvation Army, then the high school. Bellaire Local Schools Superintendent Darren Jenkins said about 22 students ages 16 and 17 had signed up for shots, along with several 18-year-olds. “We were very surprised and pleased with the level of interest among our kids,” he said. “We’re looking at 30-35 students today who are interested in getting the vaccine.” Jenkins said about eight staff members who had elected not to be vaccinated during an earlier clinic for teachers also received shots. He said the vaccines are lifting an emotional and mental “cloud” with the promise of normalcy.

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