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In Comal County, New Braunfels residents account for more than 70% of the total reported coronavirus cases.
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Since vaccines first became available in Texas in mid-December, Guadalupe County health care providers have received a total of 4,275 doses, while Comal County providers have received a total of 4,900 doses.
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Dr. Judith L. Thompson recently took the time to answer several general questions for Community Impact Newspaper related to the coronavirus vaccine, its efficacy and costs, and other related matters.
On Dec. 15, the building that once sat at 173 E. San Antonio St. in downtown New Braunfels was relocated to its new home on the corner of E. Coll St. and S. Seguin Avenue.
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As President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took their oaths of office, elected officials from around Texas took to Twitter.
As Texas is still in the early stages of rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine, many Texans are still unsure about where, when and how they can get inoculated.
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Since Jan. 11, Comal County has reported 34 new coronavirus-related deaths and 533 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the total cases to 7,327.
Hunger relief organization Feeding Texas hosted a webinar Jan. 19 to discuss increasing funding and accessibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in the 87th legislative session.
