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Even though long-term COVID symptoms are not always visible, they are very real and costly. It’s been almost a year since Mae Smith got COVID-19, and she still experiences symptoms including crushing fatigue and a brain fog that makes it hard to think. Smith was a policy director for a New York City social service agency when she first contracted COVID-19, and continued working despite lingering flulike symptoms last summer. Then she got rapidly worse in the fall. “I got migraines every single day. That’s when the brain fog started,” she said. “Then it just got way, way too hard.”...

Looking Back on Emily Mae Smith's "Feast and Famine" @ SCAD Museum of Art Looking back at the year we just left behind, we still wanted an opportunity to do a little recap of Feast and Famine, Emily Mae Smith's solo exhibition which was on view at SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah through Jan 1, 2021. It was part of a stellar seaason of shows at SCAD, one of which also being Derrick Adams show we just wrote about. Curated by Ben Tollefson, associate curator of SCAD exhibitions, the selection of paintings included in the presentation provides an overview of the past five years since the artist's...

Social distancing and other contagion protocols are difficult behind bars, but an investigation by WFAA and The Marshall Project showed that the spread of COVID-19 behind bars was also due to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's lackluster response, potentially exacerbating outbreaks and putting surrounding communities at risk. The agency's website lists the prisoners who have died from the virus. Below is a list of those people, including Campos.  Among the list are four people who officials removed from the agency's official county of coronavirus-related deaths, even though they had ...

(Courtesy photo) Sheridan College Range Club students took first place in all of the undergraduate competitions at the Wyoming Society for Range Management Conference held this month. The conference took place virtually on Dec. 3 and 4 and featured educational sessions and student competitions modified for a virtual format. Sheridan College students competed against students from around the state on topics that focused on the Thunder Basin National Grassland, drought, grazing and invasive species. Competitions were judged by range professionals. According to Mae Smith, who’s Sheridan Col...

box, where the cold on top of all that snow is now making road travel even more treacherous, also making it tough for folks to dig out in places like minneapolis, which you can see in the bottom box, now this fierce storm is heading east. jenna: that's not all, jon. as far as the west, it has its very own weather woes, not a whole lot of snow out there but heavy rain pounding oregon, washington, flood watches now in effect in parts of those two states, as incredible flooding sparks mudslides and fears that more could be on the way. we're all in it together. steve brown is live in ill...