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“I think being so active in the community has always helped us,” says Josh Lawson, who at 79 still serves as vice president, is a licensed Realtor and recently has been in the office five days a week. “There’s history here that you can’t find anywhere else in town. I think that means something to people.”
Snowstorms across the U.S. delayed the delivery of vaccine doses last week. While vaccination efforts are proceeding as cases decline across the United States, we’re not out of the woods yet. In the meantime, here are the answers to some pandemic-related questions you may have.
Here are the answers to some virus-related questions readers have submitted.
Older residents of the Historic Triangle and essential workers like teachers are still in the process of getting their COVID-19 vaccines as rollout continues to ramp up. As more people get vaccinated in the face of local cases of the U.K. and South Africa variants of the virus, here are the answers to some virus-related questions readers have submitted.
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