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The rapid spread of COVID-19 continued during the weekend in Gregg County as public health officials on Monday announced more than 60 new confirmed coronavirus cases. Read more |
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Smith County reported two confirmed COVID-19-related deaths over the weekend, bringing the county’s overall count to 192. Read more |
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Longview small businesses and nonprofit organizations that have been impacted by COVID-19 may apply for a new loan program through the City of Longview. Read more |
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 | East Texas hospitals are continuing efforts to treat COVID-19 patients while also responding to people experiencing other medical conditions. Read more |
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 | In partnership with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Brookshire Grocery Co. is preparing for the eventual distribution of free COVID-19 vaccinations once approved and ready. Read more |
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 | Anyone who wants the vaccine for COVID-19 in East Texas could likely receive it in April, Smith County Health Authority Dr. Paul McGaha said during a Monday news conference. Read more |
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 | Longview medical leaders are calling for renewed caution as a wave of new COVID-19 cases and increased hospitalizations plague the area, and the state, with Thanksgiving approaching. Read more |
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 | East Texas public schools are continuing to feed children, but a pandemic-fueled revenue hit is resulting in deficits in districts' child nutrition budgets. Read more |
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Two East Texas school districts recently increased their substitute teacher pay in an effort to attract more candidates to fill positions left open because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more |
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