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Bowie High School track coach Rich Andrulonis knows it can be difficult fielding a complete team for competitions held during the holiday break.

Prince George's County has capability to vaccinate more people, but supply remains limited Author: Matthew Torres Updated: 6:23 PM EST March 4, 2021 LARGO, Md. — Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said the local health department has the infrastructure and capability of administering 2,000 vaccines per day, but ongoing lack of supply is inhibiting progress.  Alsobrooks provided an update on Thursday about the vaccine distribution plan as Prince George's County remains last in Maryland in immunizing residents. With more than 73,000 positive CO...

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County Health Officer Dr. Ernest Carter and University of Maryland Capital Region Health Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joseph Wright asked Fauci questions and stated concerns that residents submitted about the safety and efficacy of the vaccines.

As many as 50% of people getting vaccinations in Prince George's County are from Montgomery and other counties. Montgomery County health officials said their county doesn't have enough vaccines.  Montgomery County resident Bill Moore, 75, has asthma and said when the Maryland Health Department site directed him to the Prince George’s Sports and Learning Complex in Landover, he signed up immediately. “It's too bad for both counties," he said. "I wish everybody here got their shots and all that, but they've got extra shots. We got too few in Montgomery County, so I heard you could come ove...