Harris County continues to report more confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Cy-Fair area. (Community Impact staff)
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After the most active hurricane season on record in 2020, Harris County officials said residents should be prepared for the upcoming season starting June 1.
As of April 19, about 385,600 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been distributed to individuals across the 10 ZIP codes within Cy-Fair ISD’s boundaries, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
As demand for vaccines has fallen, officials are looking for ways to make them more accessible.
Superintendent Mark Henry released a statement about the future of the district's mask mandate and virtual learning option.
The district saw about a 9% decrease in new cases confirmed over the previous week.
April 19 marks the first day of early voting for May 1 elections.
Vaccinations at any of Kelsey-Seybold Clinic's 26 Greater Houston-area locations are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. by appointment only at no cost to the individual or family.
The announcement comes as officials say vaccine demand is falling and will soon be in line with supply for the first time.
Chefs Jennifer Burnett and Kevin Mason recently opened a market where community members can purchase products made by local chefs.
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The program, which began this week in San Marcos, gives Amazon and Whole Foods employees and contractors direct access to COVID-19 vaccinations.
The locally-owned, drive-thru coffee shop will serve specialty coffee, tea, infused energy drinks and breakfast/pastry items.
