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SUNDAY 7:30 p.m. A joint statement from the president of Duke University Hospital and senior vice president of Duke University Health System said it is preparing to expand its vaccination clinics to receive the Johnson & Johnson vaccine -- at this time they are unaware wen they will receive its allocation. 7 p.m. UNC Health expects to receive 4,100 Johnson & Johnson doses this week, 3,600 of which will go to UNC's largest vaccination clinic, the Friday Center. Since the clinic opened on Jan. 11, UNC officials said it has administered more than 32,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. This week, ...

Some COVID-19 restrictions in North Carolina were lifted Friday evening.

Local Eats: Wood-fired pizza is the star at Laughlin’s Slice of Spice in Spring Arbor Updated Feb 20, 2021; Facebook Share SPRING ARBOR, MI -- Daniel Laughlin is a master at the wood-fired pizza oven. Cooking pizzas at up to 900 degrees, Laughlin is moving up to four pizzas at a time around the oven at Laughlin’s Slice of Spice in Spring Arbor on a recent Tuesday night. He owns the restaurant with his wife, Mary. “They come in for the authenticity,” Mary Laughlin said. ‘When our pizza comes out of that oven, it has a crispy bottom. We have customers tell us this is what they ate in...

Press Release:     The Beaufort County Community College Foundation is proud to announce the following scholarship recipients for the Spring 2021 semester. Eight-week, online Late Start classes start on March 8, and they are still open for registration. Before applying for scholarships, all applicants must complete a FAFSA. The Financial Aid Office will hold two virtual sessions to help students complete their FAFSA on Tuesday, February 16 from 9:00 AM–11:00 AM and Thursday, February 18 from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM.     Justin Banks, 22, received the BCCC Board of Trustees Scholarship. The...

Spring Arbor University Launches New Online MSN-NP in Psychiatric-Mental Health and Pediatric Primary Care Share Article Two in-demand MSN concentrations, now available through the university, prepare RNs to lead as nurse practitioners and meet the growing need for mental health care services or primary pediatric care. "The addition of these new MSN concentrations serves the nursing industry at a critical time, providing options for nursing students to further their careers and provide compassionate patient care to communities across the country." SPRING ARBOR,...