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Safe travels: Billings couple navigates COVID challenges during vacation Billings couple navigates traveling safe in the COVID era By: Jeanelle Slade and last updated 2021-02-23 20:46:02-05 Traditional spring break is just around the corner, and you or someone you know may be making plans to get away. But right now, in the midst of a pandemic, people are not likely to advertise their plane ticket purchase. But we know families are traveling, so why not do it as safely as possible, and know what’s in store and what’s at stake? It took Billings couple Rita Bishop and ...

Skip to main content Merry 'Covid Christmas'? Families struggle to celebrate amid the year's losses and as coronavirus cases surge. Annie Gowen, Scott Wilson and Abigail Hauslohner, The Washington Post Dec. 24, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9Amy Solo of Greensboro, N.C., with the family presents she was set to deliver to Virginia on Wednesday.Photo for The Washington Post by Eamon QueeneyShow MoreShow Less 2of9Solo works on the decorations at her home.Photo for The Washington Post by Eamon QueeneyShow MoreShow Less 3of9 4of9Solo gives the sign a festive touch.Photo for The Washi...

Merry ‘Covid Christmas’? Annie Gowen, Scott Wilson, Abigail Hauslohner © Eamon Queeney for The Washington Post Amy Solo of Greensboro, N.C., with the family presents she was set to deliver to Virginia on Wednesday. Amy Solo and her husband, Brian, skipped the traditional Thanksgiving dinner with their 20-something kids this year out of pandemic-related safety concerns. It was okay at the time, Solo said, because “we were all going to be together at Christmas.” Christmas is always the “big show” in the Solo household, starting with a festive Christmas Eve...