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Galesburg Register-Mail GALESBURG — COVID-19 vaccinations started Thursday morning in Galesburg for Knox County residents 65 and over. One of three county vaccination sites had run out of vaccine by 11 a.m. and another by noon.  In a news release from the Knox County Unified Command, public information officer Erin Olson announced that the Knox County Farm Bureau COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic, which was run by the Unified Command, had run out of its supply of vaccines for the day.  "We are asking members of the public to return tomorrow, Friday ... and to avoid the area in the meantime du...

To Deshaun or not to Deshaun By FL LabRat on Jan 19, 2021, 5:54pm EST + Been doing a lot of thinking and research into whether or not we should try and get Deshaun Watson from the Texans and here is what I have come up with. It is extremely rare that a QB of this caliber is traded as he is about to enter his prime years. A number of writers have pointed out Jay Cutler as a comparison, when the Broncos traded him to the Bears after a season where he had made the Pro Bowl and was top 3 in the AFC in all major passer categories. He was a month shy of 26 when the Bears acquired him ...

First batch of COVID vaccines arrive in Galesburg GALESBURG — Knox County’s first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine was administered Wednesday afternoon after making its way from OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria to Galesburg's OSF St. Mary Medical Center, and later Cottage Hospital. According to Knox County Health Department Public Information Officer Erin Olson, 800 doses of the vaccine were delivered from Peoria to Knox County hospitals Wednesday by the health department, with an escort provided by the Knox County Sheriff’s Department. A total of 650 of these doses went to OSF ...

Four more dead as vaccinations begin in Knox County GALESBURG — Even as vaccines start to make their way into the county, the COVID-19 pandemic is continuing to claim lives in Knox County. Four new COVID deaths were announced in Knox County Thursday. The four were a man in his 50s, a woman in her 70s, a man in his 80s and a woman in her 90s. It came alongside the announcement of 8,828 COVID cases in the state and 181 additional deaths. The highest released count of COVID cases in Knox County show that 3,781 people in the county have contracted the coronavirus and 84 have died.

Top Regional News: Vaccinations at Peoria-area nursing homes to begin late December, early January Delaware News Desk Vaccinations at Peoria-area nursing homes to begin late December, early January PEORIA — About 1,260 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have already been administered to frontline workers since the vaccine arrived in Central Illinois Tuesday, and vaccinations at area nursing homes will likely start in the last week of December. “The goal is that, in the last week of December, they will start rolling out across the state and really pick up speed in the first part of January,” Moni...