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Tennessee will move to Phase 1C of its vaccine plan March 8. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
3:09 PM Mar 2, 2021 CST
Tennessee to move to Phase 1C of vaccination plan March 8
The Tennessee Department of Health has administered more than 1 million vaccines to date. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
4:53 PM Feb 16, 2021 CST
Tennessee to move to Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccine plan Feb. 22; next phase will include teachers, residents 65 and older
Condado Tacos is slated to open later this year at McEwen Northside. (Courtesy Condad Tacos, @haileyeatscincy)
Nashville
7:00 AM Feb 13, 2021 CST
8 new restaurants open in area; Burger Dandy launches in Franklin and more top local news
Walmart and Sam's Club pharmacies across Tennessee will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines through the U.S. Federal Retail Pharmacy Program on Feb. 12, officials with Walmart announced in a news release Feb. 9. (Courtesy Walmart)
Nashville
1:22 PM Feb 11, 2021 CST
Tennessee joins Walmart, Sam's Club to distribute vaccine
Mercy Community Healthcare distributed 100 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Feb. 6. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
11:08 AM Feb 8, 2021 CST
Mercy Community Healthcare launches COVID-19 vaccine program as state works to send more doses
COVID-19 vaccines are currently in limited supply in the county. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
12:03 PM Jan 29, 2021 CST
Q&A: Getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Williamson County—wait times, second doses, waitlists and more
The state has taken steps in the past weeks to vaccinate at-risk populations. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
11:06 AM Jan 21, 2021 CST
Tennessee VA now offering COVID-19 vaccine for veterans age 65 and older
Rep. Glen Casada has been placed on administrative leave according to a Jan. 8 announcement from House Speaker Cameron Sexton. (Courtesy Tennessee General Assembly)
Nashville
7:00 AM Jan 16, 2021 CST
Rep. Glen Casada on leave after federal search of office and more Nashville-area news
Tennessee is working to vaccinate vulnerable populations, including those age 75 and older. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
4:08 PM Jan 13, 2021 CST
Tennessee moves to vaccinate in long-term care facilities as COVID-19 cases climb
Students can return to on-campus learning Jan. 11. (Courtesy Pexels)
Nashville
5:32 PM Jan 7, 2021 CST
Williamson County Schools students to return to campus Jan. 11
Williamson County announced Jan. 7 it will transition to a waitlist system. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
4:02 PM Jan 7, 2021 CST
Williamson County to transition to waitlist system for COVID-19 vaccines; find sign-up information here
Statewide, more than 120,000 vaccines have been distributed to date. (Courtesy Texas Children’s Hospital)
Nashville
4:57 PM Jan 4, 2021 CST
See how Williamson County is distributing the COVID-19 vaccine; register for future vaccine alerts
Throughout the past several months, Williamson County has been working to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, with testing, and now, vaccines. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
4:26 PM Dec 31, 2020 CST
How Williamson County, Tennessee responded to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020
The state of Tennessee's COVID-19 vaccine plan denotes the vaccination of individuals age 75 and older as being of a higher priority. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
1:48 PM Dec 30, 2020 CST
Tennessee updates COVID-19 vaccine plan; teachers, individuals over age 75 now included in Phase 1
Dr. Tufik Assad was one of the workers at Williamson Medical Center who received the vaccine. He has been providing care for COVID-19 patients since March. (Courtesy Williamson Medical Center)
Nashville
6:01 PM Dec 29, 2020 CST
Active coronavirus cases in Williamson County remain over 2,000; less than 2% of county population now partially vaccinated
Tennessee will receive 115,000 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
3:41 PM Dec 17, 2020 CST
115,000 Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses could arrive in Tennessee by Dec. 21; state may have more Pfizer vaccines than previously thought
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Residents can still go to some stores but are advised to stay at home as much as possible. (Community Impact Staff)
Nashville
12:15 PM
Q&A: What does the stay-at-home order mean for Tennessee residents?
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Nashville
2:00 AM
Top fitness trends for 2019: Local studios, new chain locations add to area’s fitness offerings