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Maine Has a New Mobile COVID Vaccination Clinic for Rural Areas Governor Janet Mills has announced a partnership with FEMA that will provide COVID vaccines for people in rural areas. For some Mainers, especially elderly residents of rural communities, getting to a location where they can get a COVID-19 vaccination could prove very challenging. And if they receive a Moderna or Pfizer vaccine, that would mean making the trip to a health facility or mass vaccination clinic twice. That's a lot of traveling for people who may no longer drive, or who would find the journey too taxing. So the Mills'...

Asking the Important Questions—Can I Drink After My Vaccine? The curious college students are asking the right question, "can I drink after or before I receive the COVID vaccine?" Many of us, okay me, want to know the answer to that question. Another question, and this is one that people who are waiting for shot #2 want to know is, what symptoms might I have after the vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC)  says that the side effects many people experience are fever, nausea, body aches, headaches and chills. Those symptoms usually go away after a couple of days.

not be considered a Hometown Hero? This is such a heartwarming story but, first, here is a quick explanation of the Nikolas Ritschel Foundation and "Nik's Wish." Nik was diagnosed with cancer just before his 18th birthday and was granted a wish from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. This wish meant the world to him. It gave him hope and happiness in a time of struggle and pain. When Nik discovered that kids over 17 do not qualify, he wanted to help. The night before cancer took his life in 2012, he asked to help them have a wish too. This week's Hometown Hero is Judi Boehle of Belvidere and rather...

Approximately 20 Percent Of All Idahoans Are Fully Vaccinated Since varieties of the Covid-19 vaccine began arriving in cities throughout the United States back in January, we have now had approximately one-fifth (20%) of Idahoans reach fully vaccinated status. Those of us in the U.S. first heard of the Coronavirus vaccine being administered in the country just prior to the Christmas holiday of 2020. At that time, those healthier than others and not considered high risk, were told they likely wouldn't be able to get vaccinated until April or May by most health professionals. That estimatiion ...

What?! People Are Buying, Or Even Making Fake Vaccination Cards. I remember when I was in 6th grade, they made us rinse with fluoride once a week. The school nurse would come around with this little foil packet, and you'd rinse, then spit it back into the packet, and throw it away. I begged my mom not to make me do it for some reason, not sure why. Of course, she thought it was a splendid idea. So I literally tried to think of a new reason every week to skip it, or whatever. To the point where eventually, I just started faking it. I'd pretend to put it in my mouth, pretend to swish it around,...