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It is about the student’s classmate getting good grades without having to work for it. She didn’t name names but many of those who’ve read the post believes the student was referring to actress Mikee Quintos, star of the recently concluded hit series “The Lost Recipe.” The irate student said the “artista” was her partner for a research paper she ended up doing all by herself due to the latter being busy with, among all things, a spa session. At 4 in the morning. The student added, “Nakakainis pa, makikita ko siya sa TV at hayok na hayok mga tao sa bahay sa kanya…ganda niya k...

Do I need to get vaccinated if I've already recovered from COVID-19? Travis County health officials say, yes. Immunity from the COVID-19 vaccine may last longer than the natural immunity you get if you've already had COVID-19. People who currently have COVID-19 should not be vaccinated until they have completed their 10 day isolation after testing positive for COVID-19. Once you have recovered from COVID-19, and are eligible, you should get vaccinated. How effective will the vaccine be against COVID-19? Different vaccines are proving to have different efficacy rates, Travis County health offi...

The Speedway Club, Texas Motor Speedway’s members-only dining, spa and entertainment facility, will begin taking reservations for the weekend of May 1-2, the first time the club will be open to guests since closing in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The club, at 3545 Lone Star Circle, Fort Worth, will reopen for the upcoming NTT IndyCar Series doubleheader weekend. Opening information for future events will be released later. Due to social distancing requirements, the restaurant and spa will be available only by reservation. 817-215-8480. www.thespeedwayclub.com RELATED STORIES

The state has allocated 36,200 doses to a total of seven health agencies, pharmacies and clinics in Travis County this week.

DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now During the weekly COVID-19 vaccine update March 11, Imelda Garcia of the Texas Department of State Health Services anticipated the federal allotment to the state would decrease the following week, and it has. The state is getting roughly 800,000 first doses of COVID-19 vaccines the week of March 15, a dip from the previous week of more than 1 million. Still, Garcia pointed out, this will be the third-highest number of doses to the state sin...